Payton is five and has made the decision to make a difference by cutting and donating her hair, to be made into a wig for someone who has lost their hair due to a medical condition. Payton is holding an event at her school in Latrobe this month and along with her mother Robyn joined Lee on The Home Run for a chat about it.

A writers' workshop is coming up in Devonport from September 26 for ten weeks. Karen Beattie has the details.

Burnie's Deputy Mayor, Giovanna Simpson, will be MCing tonight's 'Out of the shadows, Into the light' world suicide prevention day walk in Burnie from 5:30pm.
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This week we talk about the new release from Guy Hull.

Mitch is the founder of 'Speak Up Stay ChatTY' in Tasmania and joins Lee for a chat about RUOK? Day.

Family Planning Tasmania together with Jean Hailes for Women’s Health together are encouraging women and girls to join the week to find the support, connection and information they need to be healthy in mind and body. FPT Clinic Services Manager, Jess Willis, speaks with Lee about a free clinic in Burnie this week.

We talk about this Aussie dollar this week and what influences it. Also a large percentage of new home buyers are going in with a low deposit... Justin Delanty from Lending4U has the details.

Devonport Mayor, Annette Rockliff, speaks to Lee about the annual Festival of Learning.

Bec from Devonport RSPCA has details on this week's pet, Klaus.

Jean Hailes' Women's Health Week is a campaign of events and online activities – all centred on improving women's health. Campaign manager, Brenda Jones, joins Lee on The Home Run.