Legendary songwriter Paul Kelly sets out to share his love of poetry with a new generation. And are denser cities the best answer for Australia's housing crisis?

Small stressors can add up over time and make a big impact on your health. Plus everything you need to know about tinnitus, and how an art project for incarcerated First Nations people is changing lives.

The pressure on Australian households is turning from tough to untenable. Are higher interest rates are the only means we have to stabilise the economy? Plus, a guide to buying second-hand electric vehicles and using AI-powered devices to live independently.

Delving into your family history can be quite surprising, in good and bad ways. Maybe there's a local hero or minor royalty? On the other hand, you might discover some unpleasant family secrets. Why has it become so popular, in recent years, to dig up our family histories and what are we looking for?

Being coupled up is still overwhelmingly thought of as the ideal and the norm - even in the face of very real numbers. But single person households are on the rise - now making up around a quarter of Australian homes. How does it enrich or refocus other relationships when you're not in a typical committed couple and what are the unique benefits of 'solo life'?

As we live longer and healthier, retirement might need a rethink. We look at the options beyond idle gardening, to make the most of your 'encore life'. And former Olympian, surgeon and mother of six Jana Pittman on how to accept that we are enough.

Sometimes, despite a person's imminent death, their wishes regarding organ donation cannot be fulfilled. One parent wants the laws changed to make this possible. Plus how laughter can be good for our minds and bodies, and what to do if you fall in love with your therapist.

Dr Carolyn Holbrook explains how our ideas about the way we should mark Anzac Day have changed over time. Plus Greg's story about his grandpa's war diary and a brass lizard. And learn about pioneering filmmaking trio, the McDonagh sisters.

Finding out you have ADHD as an adult can bring long-sought clarity. But getting a definitive diagnosis can take many years, a lot of money, and significant mental and emotional effort. Does it need to be that way?

As the renovation boom turns to bust, we look at how homeowners are weathering the storm. And we pay tribute to the late Father Bob Maguire with a conversation from the Life Matters archive.