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Kempsey is home to far more than one ghost story. Anne and Renata from Frightfully Good Ghost Stories investigate the elderly spirit said to have moved from the old Tattersalls Hotel into a modern supermarket, a hairy creature that attacked a sleeping sawmill worker and something unexplained lurking in the Macleay River. Are these merely local legends, or is something strange still stirring around Kempsey?

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Could an old skateboard gathering dust in your garage be worth serious money? Krivo takes us rolling back to the 1980s to uncover why vintage skateboards have become hot collectables, the brands and designs buyers want, and what to check before you throw that battered old board away.Krivos.com.au 

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Charlie the tabby vanished without a trace in 2016, leaving her family heartbroken and wondering if they would ever see her again. Ten years later, on her owner’s 30th birthday, the family received an incredible call from a vet, Charlie had been found living in bushes just a few miles from her old home. Thanks to her microchip, the 13-year-old cat was finally reunited with her family, and remarkably, she recognised them straight away. Now Charlie is enjoying plenty of food, attention and her unexpected second chance at home.

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Who says you can't start again after 50?

Psychologist Carlos Camacho joins Cheralyn Darcey on The Nightline to talk about the growing number of people choosing to reinvent themselves later in life.

It doesn't have to mean quitting your job, selling the house and running away to Paris. Reinvention can begin with surprisingly small changes, from learning something new or changing your routine to rediscovering an old passion or finally pursuing something you've always wanted to try.

Carlos explores why we can actually become braver about change as we get older, what's happening psychologically when we feel ready for a new chapter, and how to make change feel achievable rather than overwhelming.

If you've been wondering whether it's too late to do something different, this conversation might just change your mind.

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What do the stars have in store for you this week?

Astrologer Kim Tennant from Pandora's Moon joins Cheralyn Darcey on The Nightline for Your Stars, with her weekly astrological forecast for all twelve signs of the zodiac.

From relationships and work to opportunities, challenges and those moments when the universe seems to be giving you a little nudge, Kim takes us through the cosmic weather for the week ahead.

Find your star sign and discover what might be written in the stars for you.

Pandorasmoon.com

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Got a heavy old cast iron pan hiding at the back of the cupboard? It might be time to bring it back into service.

Chef Daniel joins Cheralyn Darcey on The Nightline to explore why cast iron cookware has remained a kitchen favourite for generations.

From steaks and roasts to vegetables and one-pan meals, Daniel shares what cast iron does particularly well, how to cook with it properly, and the simple secrets to seasoning, cleaning and caring for your pan so it can last for decades.

And if you've inherited Grandma's old cast iron pan, don't throw it out. You may already own one of the best pieces of cookware in your kitchen.

chefdaniel.com.au 

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Meet Nigel, the black cat from East Vancouver who went from rescued stray to full-blown local celebrity. With five-star reviews, fan art, a neighbourhood “Team Nigel” movement and a habit of wandering into other people's homes, Nigel has become much more than a pet — he's practically a civic institution.

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