Journalism students at Griffith University in Brisbane bring us stories about the power of communities.
They go to regional areas to see how First Nations people are banding together to improve vaccination rates.
We hear from Muslim Australians s trying to bridge the cultural and racial divide in this country.
The community radio station is under-rated but it's where careers are born and local voices are heard, and they need to be supported.
As the world grapples with the effects of climate change and warming oceans, we report on the challenge to save seaweed...for own good.
And there are few things more unifying and comforting than owning a pet. And that point has taken on even greater significance during the pandemic.
Production
Hosts: Sitara Jat and Indio Myles
'Vaccinating First Nations' - Reporter: Tahnee Maxwell
'Muslims Down Under' - Reporter: Sitara Jat
'The humble community radio station' - Reporter: Indio Myles
'Helping seaweed, helping us' - Reporter: Jasmine Camp
'Pet therapy' - Reporter: Erin Norton
Executive Producers: Bridget Backhaus and Heather Anderson
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