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In the last years, I have heard the topic of conversation change from self-interest to a greater emphasis on purpose and significance. Part of that conversation has focused on the idea of ‘leaving a legacy’.

Parents and hospital staff are breathing a sigh of relief after UWA researchers developed a mouth-watering formula to help children take their medicine. In a UWA study testing 150 kids. results showed most of them would take their medicine again compared to standard treatment. To tell us more about the formula is Clinical Senior Lecturer Dr Sam Salman.

As parents we're often tempted to say "...just get out of the way, I'll do it for you it'll be so much easier..." 

Graham Irvine from Riverview Church joins Mike to chat about the importance of contributing and the consequences of not.

People are concerned about interest rates on the home loans this month. All banks have increased their rates and everyone is very worried as they have to make decisions. So Elson Goh from EG Financial Services joins Mike in the studio to help us all get our heads around how to deal with this.

The unique strengths of adolescents with autism – including attention to detail, loyalty and memory skills – should be the focus of employment programs to ensure they can play a crucial role in the workforce, the Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre’s latest report shows.

The listed plants are considered harmful to children if ingested. The most dangerous plants listed in the table are coloured green and should not be in a child’s environment.