Daily COVID-19 press briefings, vital to keeping the community informed about infection rates, hospital admissions and deaths, also highlights that many Australians are grappling with the death of family and friends. COVID-19 deaths have directly impacted 75,000 Australians since the start of the pandemic.

Tod Johnston spoke with Christopher Hall, CEO of the Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement about how the MyGrief mobile app can provide free access to information, tools, and resources to support families experiencing grief and bereavement because of COVID-19 or other tragic circumstances.

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Ahead of World Cancer Day on Feb 4th Tod Johnston spoke with Eric Khong the BreastScreen WA GP Liason to find out more about BSWA's expansion and how they are caring for more WA women than ever before.

BreastScreen WA (BSWA), under North Metropolitan Health Service, has been opening more breast cancer screening clinics, increasing current clinic capacity and expanding their successful mobile units.

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Listener Jimbo had a poem about friendship which he shared with the Nightshift audience as a tribute to the late Tony Serve. 

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You may have heard that there are some new requirements when entering high-risk venues or licensed venues and events in WA. These are part of the State Government’s public health measures which now require you to show proof of vaccination.

You may have already been fully vaccinated and can enter such venues… but how exactly do you find your proof of vaccination and display it digitally when you are at these locations?

Tim Coghill is the co-owner of Technologically speaking and he and his team are hosting a series of hands-on workshops at Perth libraries that will help you when it comes to accessing your proof of vaccination. 

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Michaela Carr spoke to Carla Thomas about how you can be more present with your loved ones as we open up in 2022.

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It’s well known that the tech industry is male dominated.

In fact, women make up just 29 per cent of Australia’s tech sector. It’s said the lack of women could cost the economy $11 billion over the next 20 years.

Is Australia being left behind by other economies due to our lack of diversity in this space?

Our guest Tina Ambrose CEO of Valrose Recruitment and Co-Chair of Women in Tech WA chats to Michaela Carr about why a career in tech is good for women.

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Many people will be setting their New Year’s resolutions about now… but have you thought about setting goals for Mental Fitness?

Hadleigh Fischer, founder of Resilience Agenda Australia and co-founder of Mental Fitness Hub and is an advocate for proactive mental health. Hadleigh joins Michaela Carr to help you set some goals for Mental Fitness as we head into 2022.

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Andrew Farriss chats with Tod Johnston about his new self titled debut album 'Andrew Farriss'.

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Baptistcare Yallambee Residential Care in Mundaring has just one thing on its wish-list for 2022 – more volunteers giving the gift of time.

CEO of Baptistcare WA Russell Bricknell spoke to Tod Johnston to tell him more about volunteering in 2022.

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The announcements for Fringe 2022 are coming through thick and fast, one of the latest additions to the calendar is Lisa Woodbrook's award winning show “It’s Not Me,
It’s Definitely You." 

Lisa catches up with Tod Johnston to chat about the show and her latest single. 

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