Reporter Angus Drain provides us with an update of the week in sport so far.

(Recorded on Wednesday September 15)

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Jenny Cai chats with Justice Health researcher and PhD candidate Melissa Willoughby about her new research on the increased likelihood of newly released prisoners to become the victims of violence. 

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For this weeks news talks, producer Emile Pavlic caught up with Eliza Littleton from the Australia Institute to talk about their latest report into job losses in the higher education sector. 

Guest: Eliza Littleton, research economist at the Australia Institute

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Reporter Lilian Bernhardt chat's with social work lecturer and outdoor therapy researcher from Charles Sturt University, Dr. Will Obud, to discuss outdoor therapy and how thinking outside of the box in our approach to therapy could increase uptake and get more people struggling with mental health issues engaged in therapy services.

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International students face many barriers when accessing mental health support in Australia.

Clinical psychologist and researcher Dr Isabella Choi is developing a bilingual mental health app to address this issue. 

Mengjie (Jenny) Cai has the story. 

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RMIT research has created a new wave energy technology that can convert wave power into energy.

So how viable is this type of renewable?

Emile Pavlich investigates. 

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Hosts Faith Macale and Angus Drain caught up with SYN Represent's Viet Bui to chat about the recent movements in state politics. 

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For this weeks News Talks, hosts Faith Macale and Benay Ozdemir caught up with Tim Sprey, Melbourne Hub Expansion Manager for Jigsaw, to talk about how young people living with disability can achieve rewarding, award-wage work, and what skills they can bring to the workforce.

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Once a year, on International Overdose Awareness Day, organisations from all over Australia gather to remember, educate and prevent opiod-related deaths.

Reporter Fae O'Toole tagged along this week and heard from CEO of First Steps, Patrick Lawrence. 

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A lot went on behind the release of Kanye West's latest album, Donda.

It's been delayed for over a year.   

Reporter Benjamin Lamb saught up PedestrianTV writer Michael Di Iorio and hosts of the Talking Yeezus podcast Austin and Brandon. 

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