This week, terrorism expert Greg Barton explains changes to Australia’s laws to help police and ASIO tackle the new threat from ISIS, some tips on how to appease your local magpies, learn how to effectively promote your business on facebook and enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep with The Baby Sleep Doctor!

Meet Roger Seth who runs a safehouse for girls rescued from trafficking in India, Joanna Hayes shares why she took part in a documentary called Fatty, and Ben McEachen reviews the new Woody Allen film, Magic in the Moonlight.

We touch base with the community in Rozelle, to find out how they’re coping after the explosion last week, we talk to Sarah Wilson, creator of the New York Times bestselling I Quit Sugar cookbook, jazz star James Morrison talks about performing with his kids, and Mark Hadley reviews the Amy Poehler comedy, Parks & Recreation.

This week we meet jungle midwife, Monica Parker, who’s working on the Thai-Burma border, We discuss whether Aussie are crap parents who need to say ‘no’ and a D & M about creativity with Michael Gungor.

Meet ambidextrous artist David Lovegrove and find out how he developed his unique two-handed drawing style; Dr Justin Coulson advocates for Silent Sidelines at kid’s sporting games; Simon Smart reviews the new movie from the makers of The Full Monty; and twenty years on, we remember the musical genius of Jeff Buckley.