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Meet Curtis McGrath, who lost both his legs in a bomb blast while serving in Afghanistan with the Australian Army, and who's competing at the Rio Paralympics.
A taste of some of the world's best cheeses with artisan cheese maker Nick Haddow.
It is 20 years this year since GM technology was introduced in Australia but public disquiet about the merits of GM food remain.
Tanya Ha is an environmental advocate and science communicator. She spoke with RN Drive about avoiding the Twitter echo-chamber.
We really love having you listen to RN but we need to let you know that we’ll be closing our subject podcasts (don’t worry—we aren’t cancelling any shows). To keep hearing stories and interviews from RN, search for your favourite shows in the ABC Radio App or subscribe in your preferred podcasting app.
Monkeys, chickens and falling grains of light: my mother's crossed wires, as she descends into dementia.
1Imagine all your senses ramping up to full volume in a single moment - this is what happened to John Elder Robison. Aware of his lack of ability to read emotional cues due to Asperger's syndrome he took part in a neurostimulation technique called Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation with astonishing results.
Brain stimulation worked wonders for John Elder Robison who has Asperger's. It unlocked his emotional intelligence. But will will magnetic brain stimulation work for everyone on the autism spectrum?
How long until we can send someone to the newly discovered earth-like planet, Proxima b? RN Drive puts the latest science news through the Research Filter.
Life Education giraffe Healthy Harold expands repertoire to teaching risks of using ice.
As he launches a new LGBTIQ research centre, former High Court Judge Michael Kirby says there's still a great deal we can learn from Alfred Kinsey's studies on human sexuality published nearly 70 years ago.
The Malaria Box Project allows scientists from around the world to share research that's usually kept secret, so they can potentially arrive more quickly at possible cures for fatal yet neglected diseases like malaria.
Teenagers, porn, sexting and expectations.
In a world where online porn is ubiquitous and increasingly violent; how do parents navigate the issue?
A bond formed over blood transfusions.
How do you supply blood to a combat zone?
Sarah Culhane has a blood type named after her.
Stories from the blood bank..
An intrepid reporter bleeds for the show.
A long time donor discovers she has a never-before-identified blood type - and gets it named after her.
The Australian Defence Force asks the Red Cross to freeze blood for our troops. And..
A unique friendship is forged over a lifetime of blood transfusions.
Producer Joel Werner bleeds for the show.
Recreational marijuana use is now legal in four US states and more are considering it. Marijuana companies are now battling each other for market share. But, how do you market marijuana?
Fat and skinny: Researchers say type 2 diabetes no longer discriminates
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