Special guest Professor Margaret Hellard from the Burnet Institute discusses the latest advances in combating Hepatitis C. Steve looks at new research into the effectiveness of morphine and Bill explains a new law being introduced in Victoria to combat bad behaviour by short-term tenants.

Professor John Seymour from the Peter Mac Cancer Centre talks blood cancer and Bill explains why some of Victoria's planning laws might be in need of reform.

Guests Dr Soren Blau and Dr Lyndall Smythe discuss the role forensic evidence plays in crime investigation. Plus cracking down on chiropractors - how is the industry regulated?

The team look into the legal minefield that is assisted reproduction with special guest Dr Fiona Kelly. Steve offers his tips on how to survive the election and Bill talks cancer and the law.

Special guest on Writs and Cures is the President of the Law Institute of Victoria, Steven Sapountsis. The team also look at the Real Time Prescription Monitoring Service.

Professor Geoff McFadden updates the team on a major discovery into combating malaria and immunologist Professor Gabrielle Belz explains how the appendix could be keeping you healthy.

Australia's leading researcher into HIV/AIDS Professor Sharon Lewin discusses the latest research into the field plus the team look at the application of The Royal Commission's report into family violence.

International expert on artificial intelligence, Professor Michael Georgeff talks the application of AI to healthcare and Dr Nick Carr tells you about this year's flu vaccine.

A special extended interview with Robert Richter QC plus a look at privacy - how much of our personal information is fair game?

In this edition Professor Kate Leslie talks the latest advances in anaesthesia plus the team discuss child protection laws.