Lawyer Bill O'Shea explains how double jeopardy laws work, Dr Nick Carr talks antibiotics and special guest Dr Annie McAuley discusses parental health and well-being. Dave O'Neil fills in for Lindy Burns.

Steve and Bill take a look at the recent ABC series Man Up and Melbourne barrister Michelle Quigley QC talks planning laws. Casey Bennetto fills in for Lindy Burns.

Bill and Steve talk work life balance and special guest Professor Rod Sinclair explains how clinical trials work.

Bill and Steve discuss the impact of social media on our lives and writer Jill Stark talks how the media reports on health issues.

Bill O'Shea offers some tips on email etiquette and the team meet brain surgeon professor Kate Drummond.

Dr Steve Ellen examines some of the research around the link between exercise and mental wellbeing and Professor Don Campbell talks about the process behind diagnoses.

Chair of the Victorian Law Reform Commission the Hon. Philip Cummins AM QC talks adoption laws in Victoria and Soapbox explores how funeral directors are regulated. Kathy Wilson fills in for Dr Steve Ellen and Casey Bennetto fills in for Lindy Burns.

Special guest in this edition is neurologist Dr David Williams and this week's Soapbox explains the new law on advanced care planning. Kathy Wilson fills in for Steve Ellen and Casey Bennetto fills in for Lindy Burns.

Special guest in this edition is the solicitor to the Office of the Public advocate Phil Grano OAM and Soapbox explains what to do if your accountant makes off with your money. Melbourne lawyer Kathy Wilson fills in for Steve Ellen and Hilary Harper fills in for Lindy Burns.

Special guest in this edition of Writs and Cures is Victoria's Health Services Commissioner Dr Grant Davies. Soapbox delves into how to tackle the Spring sniffles. Hilary Harper fills in for Lindy Burns.