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Today's Moth story is dedicated to the theme of wanderlust, and someone who knows what that feels like is Lucy Hayward.

Australia had garrisons of military personnel and their families stationed in parts of Asia for decades. A new history project wants to know what life was like on these bases and the relationships created between locals and ex-pats.

In this weekly segment, we talk to radio makers about their favourite podcasts from around the world.

You know when you're visited or cold called by a power company, or a telco, or a solar installer, and they offer you a deal which you accept on the spot, you have a ten day cooling off period to consider the decision.

But guess what? It doesn't work, even when you've been sold a lemon.

Combining Memphis grooves and production with a pedigree of jazz and country, this nine piece Australian band The Meltdown stripped down to five for a special appearance on RN Afternoons.

One of Australia's most successful Paralympians, Karni Liddell, reveals the intensely personal questions she is asked on a daily basis, and the effect they have on her.

Former science teacher, Bernie Hobbs champions the early teaching of atomic theory and physics in primary schools in light of the falling rankings of our students globally.

The new Australian Audio Guide will help us navigate our way through the countless podcasts available to find the latest, greatest Australian pods.

The prospect of learning about atomic theory and how the universe is constructed is making some children run towards class, instead of away from it.