ABC Science journalist Bernie Hobbs leads us into reptilian stories of the first ever fossilised dinosaur brain and the mysteries of how thorny devils drink water when they're jaws have evolved not to.

This week 50 nations have come together to protect an area of ocean twice the size of NSW.

Chef, restauranteur, author and broadcaster Luke Nguyen loves Asian street food, but worries the traditions and authenticity behind these cheap and flavourful dishes are being eroded by the convenience of pre-made commercial ingredients.

More than 17 per cent of Australian children are living in poverty; a new initiative hopes to turn that around.

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

Today's Moth story is on the theme of money and what happens to Sara Rose Espi in a new relationship.

Internationally renowned child psychologist and researcher says "low conflict" separations are possible, even with children involved.

This unique concert is performed by Jewish and Arab musicians who combine the musical cultures of the Oud and the Ney with more contemporary instruments like the cello and guitar.

What makes someone an adventurer? Is it chance, genetics or just careful planning? For Michael Smith, perhaps it's a mix of all those.

As part of Reboot Your Life, Science journalist Bernie Hobbs lays out the three household products we should stop using now.