They’re a generation who have grown up with the internet and 20 consecutive years of economic growth. But now, they’re the generation hit hardest by the coronavirus recession and are being called out for flouting social distancing rules. But despite gloomy job prospects, they’d like you to know they’re more resilient than you think. Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds
Read moreCOVID-19 shutdown restrictions have been the “mother of invention” for theatremakers  says Pierce Wilcox, creator of a new work Lunacy, which will premiere at NIDA’s groundbreaking Digital Theatre Festival next month.
Read more“Young children learn best through play”, says Dr Rosemarie Truglio, Senior Vice President of Content and Curriculum at Sesame Workshop. Rather than being anxious about their children losing class time, parents can provide valuable learning experiences at home through everyday moments. “Just preparing dinner involves literacy, maths and science” Dr Truglio told Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds. Sesame Street
Read moreA new documentary screening Mon 27 July on NITV, Wawu Divine Hope, explores the spirit of an Aboriginal town in Far North Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula through a special annual Easter event in which the people transform their graveyard into a garden. Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds caught up with film’s narrator and Hope Vale resident, Shirley Costello.
Read moreKriv Stenders, director of the hit film Red Dog joins Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds to discuss his latest film, Brock: Over The Top, a high-octane documentary feature on the life of Aussie motorsport legend Peter Brock.
Read moreHear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds discusses the use of medicinal cannabis as a clinical treatment with Associate Professor Vicki Kotsirilos AM, bayside resident and the first GP in Australia to obtain authorised prescriber status for medicinal cannabis from the TGA.
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