Life Matters - Full program podcast

As Victoria wakes up to its fifth lockdown and large parts of New South Wales remain in lockdown until the end of July, Life Matters takes your calls on how you incorporate silence into your life. Plus, what do you do when your nephew wants a Michael Jackson themed party?

Burnout is now a recognised condition that extends well beyond corporate high flyers. Why millennials face unique life hurdles, and some advice on how to deal with them, and why do so many Australians want to secede and form their own micronation.

Burnout is now a recognised condition that extends well beyond corporate high flyers. Why millennials face unique life hurdles, and some advice on how to deal with them, and why do so many Australians want to secede and form their own micronation.

General practitioners are at the front line when it comes to combating vaccine misinformation, much of which is shared on social media platforms, but how does an outbreak affect these views? Plus Archibald Prize winning artist Peter Wegener on his decade painting those who have reached 100 years of age, and in the Pineapple Project, how to save money and get fit.

General practitioners are at the front line when it comes to combating vaccine misinformation, much of which is shared on social media platforms, but how does an outbreak affect these views? Plus Archibald Prize winning artist Peter Wegener on his decade painting those who have reached 100 years of age, and in the Pineapple Project, how to save money and get fit.

As Sydney's lockdown continues and the government develops its economic support package for the state, what do businesses need to stay afloat? Also, can we reset the neurotransmitters in our brain to help fight addictive behaviours? And, what is acne?

As Sydney's lockdown continues and the government develops its economic support package for the state, what do businesses need to stay afloat? Also, can we reset the neurotransmitters in our brain to help fight addictive behaviours? And, what is acne?

We all hope that retirement will usher in a period of well-deserved rest and the pursuit of personal interests. But too many Australians are finding themselves dealing with unaffordable rent or having to rely on the kindness of others for a roof over their heads. Listeners share their thoughts on insecure housing and just how widespread it is.

We all hope that retirement will usher in a period of well-deserved rest and the pursuit of personal interests. But too many Australians are finding themselves dealing with unaffordable rent or having to rely on the kindness of others for a roof over their heads. Listeners share their thoughts on insecure housing and just how widespread it is.

Culturally appropriate child care for First Nations children, a history of what's led to the culture of working longer hours and how to deal with the child who comes over to your house too often, and without an invitation.