Life Matters - Full program podcast

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.

How to make friends at a time in life when you might really need them, plus the history of alarm clocks, and time itself, and we revisit our 'Walking Together' series for NAIDOC week, with a love relationship between Richard and Bianca.

How to make friends at a time in life when you might really need them, plus the history of alarm clocks, and time itself, and we revisit our 'Walking Together' series for NAIDOC week, with a love relationship between Richard and Bianca.

Assessing your rights and responsibilities when it comes to having a pet in a rental property, teaching kids to think like reporters and in the latest episode of The Pineapple Project, how not to overspend when you buy a 'cash guzzler', more commonly known as a car.

Assessing your rights and responsibilities when it comes to having a pet in a rental property, teaching kids to think like reporters and in the latest episode of The Pineapple Project, how not to overspend when you buy a 'cash guzzler', more commonly known as a car.

How allowing young children to take small, manageable risks when they are younger builds confidence and problem solving skills as they age. Plus for NAIDOC week, the relationship between young Indigenous man Corey Tutt and his friend and mentor James Dixon. And the incredible story of Red Lead, the cat who survived a sinking ship, fought off a snake, and took on a tiger.

How allowing young children to take small, manageable risks when they are younger builds confidence and problem solving skills as they age. Plus for NAIDOC week, the relationship between young Indigenous man Corey Tutt and his friend and mentor James Dixon. And the incredible story of Red Lead, the cat who survived a sinking ship, fought off a snake, and took on a tiger.

What does the evidence say about productivity and employee satisfaction with those who are able to work from home some of the time? Plus for NAIDOC week an episode of our series 'Walking Together' about relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. And how addressing the challenges faced by young girls before they reach puberty can help them navigate the teenage years.

What does the evidence say about productivity and employee satisfaction with those who are able to work from home some of the time? Plus for NAIDOC week an episode of our series 'Walking Together' about relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. And how addressing the challenges faced by young girls before they reach puberty can help them navigate the teenage years.

Can you 'over-praise' your child? New research offers some clues on how praise can influence your child's happiness and success. Plus, why a couple are rescuing books from landfill. And what do you do when your spouse comes out as bisexual and polyamorous?