FiftyUp Club Podcast

Scurvy, a disease not seen in Australia for over 100 years, has made a surprise resurgence among some diabetes patients in Western Sydney. Professor Jenny Gunton - Head of the Diabetes Research Centre at Westmead Hospital - explains why it's happening.

Jim Cox is an Australian Energy Regulator Board Member and he talks about an AER Report into the state of the retail energy market that shows costs are remaining steady but low income households still remain at risk.

Bob King is a legendary rock photographer who became the official tour photographer for acts like Mick Jagger, Bon Jovi, Barbara Streisand and INXS. He's released "The Bob King Collection", a magnificent 360 page book highlighting some of his most iconic photographs and he tells the stories behind them on The FiftyUp Club.

Listen to the full show podcast with Nick Bennett and Kayley Harris.

- Chris Dunstan is a Research Director at the University of Technology, Sydney's Institute for Sustainable Futures and they're running a trial which looks at how rooftop solar and home energy storage can improve the stability and reliability of electricity supply.

- Trisha Noble AKA Patsy Ann Noble was a teenage popstar in the 60s before launching a career on the screen. She chats about 60 years of entertaining.

- Our resident Gen Y Dave Liston explains eyebrow slits. What are they all about?

Our resident Gen Y Dave Liston explains eyebrow slits. What are they all about?

Trisha Noble AKA Patsy Ann Noble was a teenage popstar in the 60s before launching a career on the screen. She chats about 60 years of entertaining.

Chris Dunstan is a Research Director at the University of Technology, Sydney's Institute for Sustainable Futures and they're running a trial which looks at how rooftop solar and home energy storage can improve the stability and reliability of electricity supply.

The government's changes to the rules around superannuation have passed through parliament, how will they affect you? ASFA CEO Martin Fahy joined Kayley on the FiftyUp Club Show.

32 women have been killed by their partners so far this year. Libby Davies is the CEO of White Ribbon Australia and joined Kayley and Nick on White Ribbon Day.