Is a safe public space more than lighting and cameras? When and where do you feel unsafe where you live, and what changes could be made?

In this edition of The Conversation Hour the team discuss the digital divide, with more people working from home the issue of access in regional and rural areas intensifies, but who should actually be responsible for fixing the connection woes?

We are starting to learn more about the risks of eating too much processed food, from heart disease to obesity. In this edition of The Conversation Hour the team look at where we are at in our understanding of what the risks are and how to make consumers more aware of what we are potentially putting in our bodies.

Did you know that harvested mushrooms continue to make vitamin D if you put them in sunlight?

Technology is changing our lives, and also our deaths.

Is your next car going to be electric?  Are you holding on to your old petrol one for longer than you normally would?  And what does the future hold for the current generation of internal combustion engine vehicles, and the vintage cars that collectors love.

Do specific crimes or specific offenders need specific courts to get the best possible outcome for everyone involved?

As we start to retire coal mines around the state, what will Victorian communities be left with?

Is Long COVID changing the way we respond to Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?

Local clubs everywhere have always relied on volunteers to make sure the clubs can run, but is it always the same people stepping up? How do we share the load to ensure community sport continues to thrive?