Trent Geddes looks at the latest in tech.

Bucket looks at the long weekend of AFL results.

Dr Xin (Daisy) Dai discussed research which has found that wood heating, gas cooking and heating in the home are linked to an increased risk of asthma and more rapid decline in lung function.

Daniel Gregory, Co-Founder of The Behaviour Report considers what smart people need to do in order to be more persuasive.

“For many Australians, behaviours like recycling, avoiding single use plastics, and reducing their home energy and water consumption have become second nature, at least most of the time,” says Veronica Mayne, Managing Director of Faster Horses Consulting. “Interestingly, adoption of sustainable behaviours is highest amongst those 55+ years and lowest amongst those 18 -34 years,” she said. “This younger group might be termed “Slacktivists” – there’s plenty of lip service but little follow through.”

Reclaim Kosci spokesperson Andrew Cox spoke to the program about the three-year anniversary of the Kosciuszko Wild Horse Heritage Act.

Users of the social media platform in Australia and Canada are the first in the world to access Twitter’s subscription service with added features such as undoing tweets. Information interaction and use expert Dr Dana McKay spoke to the program on what this means for the information we now get from Twitter and the future of free social media services.

John Jackson, Victorian State President of the Pharmaceutical Society spoke to the program about the role of pharmacies in the COVID vaccine rollout.

Treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder usually involves patients focusing on their traumatic experience, but world-first research may offer another treatment pathway according to Professor Meghan O’Donnell.

Public health measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 led to a substantial decrease in children being hospitalised for infections last year, a new study has found.