Young Adults who still live at home have been given the name ‘Kidults.’ There has been a growing number of Australian Kidults struggling to leave the nest. Why are youths living with their parents for longer? Taylor Capannolo investigates.

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As the election results fall into place, the Coalition will be returned with a majority in the House of Representatives while Labor, who were widely tipped to win, are going back to the drawing board to see what went wrong. Reporter William Ton takes a look at the election results and what it means for both parties.

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Sport is a huge part of our culture here in Australia, however, our beloved players and athletes are prematurely retiring due to a hidden struggle. Courtney Whitelaw reports.

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As election day approaches, many political parties are taking their final chances to boost campaign ads on social media. Do young voters think the ads will work? Reporter Wing Kuang investigates.

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Ahead of the second Eurovision Song Contest semi-final, reporter William Ton re-caps the performances in the first semi-final. Who soared and which acts flopped on the grandest song competition stage?

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The Future Melbourne Committee endorsed the Draft Transport Strategy for public consultation on May 7th, aiming to make Melbourne more walkable. Why is it important for Melbourne to increase its walkability? Reporter Wing Kuang investigates.

Guests: 

Prof Hussein Dia, Professor of Future Urban Mobility, Swinburne University of Technology

Ms Yvonne Meng, practising architect and PhD candidate at Monash University

Mr. Desmond John, Tour Guide at I'm Free Walking Tour

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With the number of bikes on our roads growing, so does the rate of injury and death amongst cyclists. Reporter Courtney Whitelaw investigates.

Guests:

Dr Marilyn Johnson, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Transport Studies at Monash University.

Dave Sharp, Safe Cycling Australia Director

Edward Hore, President of the Australian Cycle Alliance

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A study from Oslo and Glasgow concluded, although music consumption nowadays uses less plastic and non-recyclable materials, now streaming releases more carbon emissions.

Reporter Phoebe Humphrey finds out why this is.

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Australian Cities,

In a tap-and-go world, with a clothing industry worth almost 280 billion dollars, it can be difficult to think beyond the moment we purchase the clothes we love.

But, as the Fashion Revolution week came to a close last week, people around the world were reminded of the unethical conditions impacting those that make our clothes. 

Reporter Rosanne Maloney spoke to Oxfam advocacy and campaign manager, Joy Kyriacou, and Bangladeshi lecturer at BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology and RMIT textiles masters student, Zinia Anjaman Ara, about the things we don’t hear about the fashion industry.

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