| Saturday Afternoons host Eddie Perfect gives us a peek into his vegetarian cooking favourites, piano music and all the things he’s been dreaming about during lockdown. |
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| Paralympian Jaryd Clifford had planned to run the 1,500m and 5,000m in Tokyo, but while pacing a training partner in a marathon earlier this year he unwittingly qualified for that event as well – breaking a world record in the process. |
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| A precious birthday gift dropped on a beach in 1977 was thought gone forever until a series of coincidences across hundreds of kilometres saw it fall back into the hands of the woman who lost it. |
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At the start of the first lockdown in Melbourne, Reuben and his dad Andy decided to create a good news broadcast on Facebook called In Other Good News. So far, they have broadcast about 40 live shows.
Afternoons with Jacinta Parsons invited Reuben to join the show during lockdown six to spread his unique brand of good news and help people remain positive. |
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| Animal behaviouralist Farley Connelly tells Virginia Trioli there’s a chance magpies could swoop more this spring because they can't recognise humans wearing face masks. |
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| Investing in shares can be a rewarding experience. But, ASIC warns, it involves risk and there are people out there employing ever-changing techniques to get you to part with your money. |
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Cooking is the perfect lockdown distraction.
We've got some great snack ideas - from cheese and vegemite scrolls, cinnamon scrolls and dumplings, to focaccia and mulled wine - to keep you warm and busy in the kitchen. |
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