Life Matters
Life Matters
Life Matters podcast gives you the complete program from start to finish, with Richard Aedy hosting interand discussions about what's affecting our daily health and wellbeing at home, work and school.
LMS 2009-12-07
Population, forests and climate change
Population planning is vital to stop climate change according to population scientists.
Practical self-detemination
Can a practical focus on health, housing and education close the gap between indigenous and ...
LMS 2009-12-04
Talkback: what is it with vampires?
The `Twilight´ series of books and movies is the latest in a long line of depictions of vampirism. But what is it about this latest story that´s so enthralled a mainly female audience from pre-teen girls through to ...
LMS 2009-12-03
Copenhagen for dummies
The UN climate change conference is due to start next week in Copenhagen. Analysts are sceptical that the conference will deliver a binding global agreement to replace the Kyoto protocol.
Wryside economics: are children in ...
LMS 2009-12-02
GP Changing Trends
The role of the GP, and the reasons people visit a GP, have changed significantly over the past decade.
Disability awareness
Over summer chances are you might take a trip to the pool or the beach or want to catch a movie.
Bhopal 25 ...
LMS 2009-12-02
GP Changing Trends
The role of the GP, and the reasons people visit a GP, have changed significantly over the past decade.
Disability awareness
Over summer chances are you might take a trip to the pool or the beach or want to catch a movie.
Bhopal 25 ...
LMS 2009-12-01
Cataract rebate
In the 2009 Budget the government announced it would halve the rebate for cataract surgery, but it has been unable to implement the policy due to a hostile Senate.
Changing Australia's alcohol culture
Alcohol is linked to nearly three ...
LMS 2009-11-30
Delete: The Virtue of Forgetting
Forgetting is important. It is part of human nature, and helps us move forward and make changes in our lives. But in the digital age, we are losing the capacity to forget. Either by choice or not, so much information ...
LMS 2009-11-27
Talkback: Heat
Where ever you are in Australia, chances are you experienced some extreme heat conditions over the past month.
LMS 2009-11-26
WA Income Management trial
The federal government has announced an expansion of Northern Territory welfare reforms to non-Indigenous families.
One year on from Mumbai
A year ago the world was transfixed by a terrorist attack in Mumbai in India.
Letters ...
LMS 2009-11-25
Shared parenting
Three years ago, family law moved away from custody and access to the concept of shared parenting. It was designed to allow separated fathers to spend more time with their children.
An experience in South Darfur
Danielle Castles has ...
LMS 2009-11-24
Northern Territory consultation process 'flawed'
The Australian Government has recently consulted with Aboriginal communities about the Northern Territory Emergency Response, known as 'the Intervention', launched by the previous Government.
Tamil asylum ...
LMS 2009-11-23
Parents supplying alcohol to teens
There´s a head of steam building up over the issue of young people and drinking and the role of parents.
Stalking laws
If you´ve ever been stalked by someone you´ll know that it´s not something you would wish on ...
LMS 2009-11-20
Talkback: Enduring toys
Some toys have real lasting power -- think train sets, building blocks and yoyos. They never go out of style.
LMS 2009-11-19
World Toilet Day
We may take toilets for granted - but just imagine what life would be like if you didn´t have a toilet down the corridor, or one at your workplace. Imagine if the local school had no loos, or life without toilet paper or wash ...
LMS 2009-11-18
Kids in care now
When the Prime Minister made the National Apology to the Forgotten Children and Child Migrants on Monday, he spoke strongly about the accountability of current governments, to the children in their care.
Wryside economics: money does ...
LMS 2009-11-17
Used to be somebody
Gaby Hinsliff was until very recently the political editor of The Observer in the U.K, where she admits she was a a relatively `big fish in a small pond´.
Living with the 'Man Drought' part 3
In this episode Suzanne Hill explains ...
LMS 2009-11-16
Forgotten Australians special
On the day the Prime Minister apologises to the Forgotten Children -- those who were raised in children's homes last century -- and to the former child migrants, this special program tracks the public emergence of these ...
LMS 2009-11-13
Talkback: Likeability
Do you like to be liked? And what does actually being likeable mean?
LMS 2009-11-12
Post natal depression
A new awareness campaign on post and antenatal depression is being launched today.
Meet Pino Migliorino
Australia is full of migration success stories -- we´re built on them. You may be one of every four Australians born overseas. ...

