'The Wrap' is RN Drive's summary of the biggest stories of the week, plus some you may have missed. Journalist Peter Greste and former White House assistant press secretary Kim Hoggard join Patricia Karvelas.

Federal Communications Minister Paul Fletcher on the ACCC's draft mandatory code of conduct, aimed at forcing digital platform giants to pay for shared news.

Victoria has recorded 627 new COVID-19 cases, but even more concerning is that many people confirmed to have the virus are defying orders to stay at home. ANU Associate Professor Sanjaya Senanayake discusses the dangers of breaching quarantine.

Somewhere, down an alley in Melbourne, is a very unusual cafe: the kind that serves ghosts.

Necrobarista, the debut release from Route 59 Games, is a 3D visual novel, which lets players step into The Terminal: a stopping point on the way to the hereafter, which also serves an ok cup of coffee.

Documentary 'Athlete A' follows a team of investigative journalists as they expose the horrific sexual, physical and mental abuse that hundreds of women suffered while a part of the USA's Olympic gymnastics squad. Competitive gymnast-turned-coach Celeste Warren joins RN Drive to discuss her own experiences.

Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Nick Coatsworth discusses today's disturbing COVID-19 developments and whether more can be done to manage outbreaks in our aged care homes.

RN Drive's Research Filter sifts through some of the most interesting science news of the week, and sorts fact from fiction.

A new report from the Australian Institute of Family Studies shows many older Australians are struggling to stay in touch regularly with their family during the pandemic. AIFS director Anne Hollonds speaks with RN Drive.

Pat Turner, CEO of the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation and co-chair of the Joint Council on Closing the Gap, discusses the new Closing the Gap strategy and targets.

Nothing's perfect - and that's OK. But it can be pretty hard to swallow and accept sometimes. Workplace feedback specialist and author Georgia Murch tackles this very issue in her new book, 'Flawsome'.