The Conversation Hour

In this edition of The Conversation Hour the team discuss the rise of the childcare desert and what the flow on impacts to the broader community are.

Phone tracking is increasingly becoming part of our lives, from parents using it to keep tabs on their kids to younger people using it to socialise, but in some instances it can be used for more insidious purposes.

There is evidence that a growing number of Australians cannot afford to access enough nutritious food.

We say respect starts early, so how are young people treating each other in their early and first relationships?

Currently some people are having to wait up to 800 days to see a dentist.

Nearly 40 per cent of emergency responders are diagnosed with a mental health condition at some point in their life.

Feminism is a concept that has existed for decades, yet still its definition and application is a point of public debate. The Conversation Hour Team explores what this term means and how it can be applied in our daily lives.

A knock to the head used to be a normal part of contact sports. But players of AFL, soccer, and rugby now recognise the long-term brain health implications, and in some cases are stepping away from the game they love.

It’s an exciting time for college women’s basketball, in this edition of The Conversation Hour the team explores what it means for women’s basketball locally.

Baby boomers often bear the brunt when issues of generational significance develop. But is that blame justifiable?