The G20 protest making waves around the world, 25 Years since the Berlin wall came down, why Aussie men are less stressed than women, how to deal with toddler tantrums and NSW Finalist for Senior Australian of the Year, author Jackie French.

This week, we check in with the Phillipines recovery effort, one year after Typhoon Haiyan, MKR winner Steph Mulheron celebrates an amazing 18 months of dreams come true and Mark Hadley reviews the new space thriller, Interstellar.

Dr Justin Coulson on why kids run away, Olympian Libby Trickett on the mental health benefits of getting out in nature and Ben McEachen reviews the new Tina Fey movie, This is Where I Leave You.

Journalist Leigh Hatcher shares his vivid memories of The Dismissal of Gough Whitlam, we catch up with the founder and director of Sculpture by the Sea, The Barefoot Investor gives his tips for keeping the finances under control at Christmas and pop star Paulini returns to Australia with a new single and new album.

One year on from the Blue Mountains bushfires we hear from Joel Hollier, who lost his family home that day, and RFS volunteer firefighter, David Boxwell, who vividly recalls returning to a decimated street. Former fire commissioner Phil Koperberg shares tips to keep your home safe and Simon Smart reviews the new Robert Downey Junior movie, The Judge.

This week, an update on Ebola from Oxfam, we discuss Australia’s most despised man, TV’s The Bachelor, some tips on talking about puberty with your kids from sexologist Dr Patricia Weerakoon and Ben McEachen reviews the most talked about movie of the year, Gone Girl.

Scott Jackson from Sky News Sport previews the NRL grand final; Does the Koran condone terrorism?; why married men have more super than their single counterparts; and Ben McEachen reviews the dystopian teen blockbuster, The Maze Runner.