Black boxes for cars may be handy to monitor safety, with information recorded about speed, acceleration, braking and impact. What of privacy concerns? Justin Smith on the future of road safety, would some data be open to all kinds of abuse.

Whooping Cough has taken the life of a 4 year old baby. Justin Smith speaks with Toni McCaffery who lost her daughter Dana of Petussis, or whooping cough at just 4 weeks of age. He says the anti-vaccination people have a lot to answer for.

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Pru Goward, NSW Planning Minister confirms to Justin Smith an agency of the Dept. of Planning has leased the land to Wicked campers adjacent to St Peters Public School. She reveals the moves the department now will make to protect the school children from the Wicked vans slogans.

Catholic Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson has been charged with concealing child sex abuse. Justin Smith with Hetty Johnston on the abuse allegedly committed in the 1970s by another priest, when both men worked in the Maitland Diocese.

Most of us think about keeping our bodies fit and healthy but what about our brains? Majority of those over 50 fear losing the ability to stay sharp. Ita Buttrose gives Justin Smith a few tips on how to keep our minds stimulated and healthy.

The death of young boxer Braydon Smith in Queensland has sparked renewed calls for the sport to be banned in Australia. An horrific tragedy that his family are now in grief over, as Justin Smith speaks with close family friend James O’Shea.

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Kim Ledger is the patrol of ScriptWise, and father of the late Heath Ledger. Justin Smith speaks with him about his hopes that a new prescription drug monitoring system will help to prevent unnecessary tragedies, such as his own son’s death.

Wicked campers & their dirty slogans will be setup in a car yard next to St Peters Public School. The land is owned by the NSW government. Justin Smith reveals how parants are outraged at the move and speaks with local resident Jacinta Green.