Hear two perspectives on our food choices and climate change. Dr Graeme Horton, Doctors for the Environment Australia and Charlie Prell, Chair, Farmers for Climate Action.

Megan Clark is Associate Director, Wellbeing, Health and Safety, at the University of Newcastle. Hear what causes stress and how it can be alleviated, and how to work effectively from home.

Dr Gwynn has conducted extensive research in the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and shares her insights.

Professor John Fischetti, Pro Vice-Chancellor, College of Human and Social Futures, Universtity of Newcastle, talks about how the health of a society is strongly infulenced by education.

Professor Lane has been working to identify sensory subtypes or patterns in autism.

Dr Delcourt is a Senior Research Fellow at The George Insititue for Global Health, where she leads the neurology program and is also a clinical neurologist. The rate of stroke, adjusted for age, is going down in Australia, but because we are an ageing population, stroke is an increasing burden. There are good treatments, and there are also lifestyle choice we can make to lower the risk.

Contrary to common belief, our brain continues to develop throughout our lifespan. This development is implemented differently in the minds of the young and old, ill and healthy. In this program, we look particularly at multi-tasking

A new large-scale study has shown that older people can muti-task as well as those in their twenties - with some learning. "Contrary to common belief, our brain continues to develop throughout our lifespan. This development is implemented differently in the minds of the young and old, ill and healthy," says Professor Karayanidis.

Dean O'Rourke specialises in bio-feedback breathing analysis and clinical training technologies for the optimisation of breathing and orofacial function. He works with sufferers of a broad range of chronic conditions such as asthma, respiratory allergies, recurrent respiratory infections, pre ortho and orthodontic conditions, sleep disorders, chronic pain management and anxiety disorders. He also specialises in advanced sports specific breathing training for elite sports performance.

SHED-IT Recharge is a trial of 120 men who will receive new, cutting-edge strategies on feeling mentally well, along with existing resources designed to teach them how to lose weight, become more active and improve their diet without eating like a rabbit.