This podcast explores the big changes – and unexpected benefits – the pandemic is bringing to different generations of Australians.
Generation transformation
Split on the atom
Hydrogen is touted as being the energy of the future, but experts are divided on its effectiveness.
Pandemic boating boom
A new report reveals Australia’s boat industry is experiencing a boom despite recent lockdowns and border closures.
Aussie mozzies v microbats
Perth councils are jumping on board the bat box bandwagon
Everyday I’m hustlin’
New research has found an increase in young Australians starting businesses and side gigs.
The road to 80 per cent
Many people have left their usual jobs in health to deliver COVID-19 vaccines, but some argue the role demands more specialised training.
Sexpectations online
OnlyFans’ policy fluctuations and other issues haven’t deterred some local sex workers.
Information about misinformation
A Curtin mathematician has received $1 million to research misinformation.
Swamp 1: Developers 0
Grass continues to grow on the swampy land earmarked for the high-rise Waterbank development near Trinity College.
Disability swim programs drowning
WA Swim schools may be forced to close their disability programs due to a lack of government funding. This may include the Angelfish program.
The thrifting generation
Second Life Markets is combining the forces of sustainability and vintage fashion to bring old garments to a new generation.
Old computers, new life
Computers from Perth high schools are being re-imaged and sent abroad to help students in schools with fewer resources.
Winter highs and lows for airport link
Metronet’s Airport Link project has gone through various challenges over the five years since construction began.
Lord of the rings
With the Boomers bringing home their first Olympic medal, NBL champion and Olympian Andrew Vlahov reflects on his playing days.
Lawyer builds on football father’s legacy
From the footy oval to the law court, Kim Farmer’s advocacy work echoes throughout the state.
A lavish life
Throwing parties for The Rolling Stones, dancing with Madonna, and having lunch with the Queen – Jeanette Radici has done it all.
Wonder walls
Two new murals on Main Street in Osborne Park are designed to brighten the area, but locals hope they will also celebrate the suburb’s rich culture.