Nightlife

Nightlife News Breakdown with Philip Clark, joined by Paul Bongiorno, veteran political reporter with 30+ years' experience and columnist for The Saturday Paper.

Philip Clark was joined by Playwright and author Melanie Tait, and Elizabeth Shaw Clinical Psychologist and CEO of Relationships Australia NSW Branch to discuss being single. 

Nightlife Travel expert and Freelance Travel Writer Fleur Bainger has just returned from the Kimberley and reveals to Philip Clark the hidden gems right there in our own backyard.

Why did Britain deport thousands of French settlers from Canada's Nova Scotia in 1755? 

How often do you let yourself take a break? We all know we have to take a break otherwise you'd be like a hamster on a wheel. Shouldn't it be the same for elite athletes? The expectations on them are so high that they often just bounce from tournament to tournament, and we know now that can have terrible consequences - whether it's injuries or mental health issues.

Three endangered species are taking a turn for the better thanks to the team at the Werribee Open Zoo's conservation programs. Yvette Pauligk, the Zoo's Life Science Manager and Threatened Species Keeper joins Suzanne Hill to talk through the precious wildlife that are now thriving.

Bib and Bub was a comic strip produced by May Gibbs, who of course is well known for the Gumnut Babies, particularly the book Snugglepot and Cuddlepie which many of you might have had read to you as a child.  

We've heard that our social lives could be the key to living a long and healthy life.  What about even just smaller social interactions, could they really contribute to our health?

Back in the 1700s a group of Romans decided to put on a Poetry Olympics, where the winner was the person who was the best at stringing together a poem or winning a debate.

Fresh protests have broken out in the capital of oil-rich Venezuela, Caracas, after the disputed result of the country's presidential election.