Modern slavery is hard to detect and better certification and accreditation is needed to help shoppers make ethical decisions says Dr Harriette Richards from the University of Melbourne, in conversation with Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds.
Read moreIf he were alive today, Buddha would not be on Facebook says mindfulness and meditation practitioner Sally Kellett who is on a mission to demystify the Eastern philosophy behind the breathing techniques.
Read moreThe lockdown has put pressure on local councils to open up or repurpose golf courses for use as public parkland. The Elsternwick golf course is an example of a recent conversion in the bayside area. And whilst golfers grow anxious about their threatened habitats, so to do beetles, birds, bees and bats, just some of the fauna that thrive in
Read moreFrom Mornington to Rome, Karen Turner’s career as a historical romance fiction writer has come a long way. Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds caught up with Karen to discuss the journey.
Read moreBring your rod and fire up the bbq because big fish are on the bite at Karkarook Lake. Jason Taylor told Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds all about his big catch.
Read moreProfessor Mike Toole AM, Epidemiologist at Burnet Institute, joined Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds in a wide ranging discussion covering international efforts to defeat COVID-19, the importance of QR codes and rapid testing, and the implications of rolling out a two-dose vaccine that needs to be stored at -80 degrees Celsius.
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