Life Matters - Full program podcast Folgen

We take your questions on the TGA giving provisional approval for the use of Pfizer in children aged 5-11. Why we're resistant to change, and what we can do about that, and why only six countries have reached their peak in meat consumption.

The re-naming of places to better reflect peoples' connection to them is becoming more common in Australia. What's been the experience of those affected by changing these names, either good or bad? And a team are building the world's first black box for climate change in a remote part of Tasmania, we'll find out what it will record and capture.

As public school teachers in NSW go on strike for the first time in a decade, we explore what might keep more people interested in teaching. And, with dog ownership on the rise around the country, we think about how Australia can become a more pet-friendly nation. Also, what are the Productivity Commission's new recommendations about our rights to repair?