Community members have rallied together against funding cuts to the iconic farming school Landsdale Farm with a Change.org petition gathering the support of more than 12,000 people since it was started a week ago. 
Silvana Rossi, the mother of autistic 23 year-old man Gio, spoke to Chris about the devastating impact closing the farm would have on people with disabilites.

Founder and former principle of Landsdale Farm School Ted Kelley also spoke to Chris about his original inspiration to create a place specifically for children with disabilities and how it's become beneficial to the wider community. 

Each week, technology guru Ben Aylett of benaylett.com shares the latest news and answers your questions relating to all things digital!

This week Ben spoke about the Optus rollout of 5G, Telstra's technology centre trialing 5G, a new App fighting back against credit card skimmers and more.

Is the solution to the solidarity of gaming to turn it into a spectator sport?

Michael Cowling, Senior Lecturer in Educational Technology at CQ University spoke to Chris about how spectators can become involved in games and the reasons they might want to.

The latest in payment technology to hit Australia is set to make the humble wallet redundant.

The roll out has begun, starting at Bankwest, of the country's first payment ring.

Halo, the 'tap and go' ring for those on the run retails at $39. 

Chris asked RFi's Australian Research Director Alex Boorman whether customers should be concerned about digital security and how the future of wearable technology looks.

IKEA's innovative founder Ingvar Kamprad secured his company's survival with careful succession planning.

The multi-billionaire distributed his fortune in a way that could ensure the survival of IKEA long after his passing.

Lawyer John Butler spoke to Chris about the process Mr Kamprad followed to safeguard his empire from future generations.

Domestic violence survivor Jocelyn Wighton, who is part of the cashless debit card trial, says she would not have been able to escape her abusive marriage under the income scheme.

Ms Wighton is urging the Senate, who are due to consider a bill to expand the cards, to dump the program.

National Domestic Violence Counselling Service: 1800 737 732

The Pontificants return for another lashing of late night humour

Tasha Broomhall, a mental health psychologist from Bloomind Minds says that science has not proved that the full moon does not send you crazy. Chris Ilsley who has worked on talkback radio for many years says it does.

Dr Aiden Warren discusses the implications of President Trump's State of the Union address

Western Sydney University Social Security Law expert Liesel Spencer believes more needs to be done to help low income earners obtain loans and financial assistance.

Ms Spencer told Chris societies most vulnerable are trapped into exhorbitant payment plans by predatory consumer leasing companies.