Wildlife Victoria received more than 1000 requests for wildlife assistance on Monday November 11. 

Broadcasting live from Foodbank in Yarraville for the ABC Gives campaign, The Conversation Hour team explores the idea of food security.  

When Matthew Sims became a father, he didn’t feel the way he was told he should feel. 

The Australia Institute has called for city and town planning that encourages people to walk, cycle and use public transport.  

Art Garfunkel has described his regret over his long-standing feud with his creative partner Paul Simon. 

As time goes by and life becomes more complex, it can be difficult to carve out time to play sport.  

In this episode, The Conversation Hour team explores the evolving art of celebrancy.  

Some advocates are concerned junior workers are being overworked and underpaid. 

Despite a majority of Australians being in favour of organ donation, just 36 per cent are registered to donate. 

Exploring the issues that affect all Victorians.

From creating firearms to three-bedroom homes, the capability of 3D printing technology is regularly meeting new benchmarks.

The state government estimates more than 80 per cent of Victoria's population, or roughly 8.5 million people, will reside in Melbourne by 2051.

In this episode, The Conversation Hour team shines a light on why these beacons hold a special place in the minds of so many people.  

The Murray River has made it onto the list of National Geographic's best places to travel in 2025.  

Depending on what code you choose to try, playing sport can be an expensive exercise. 

Getting the balance between saving and spending can be difficult when approaching retirement. 

While some have found success online, there are others who've had discouraging and dangerous experiences.   

Premier Jacinta Allan has announced plans for 50 activity centres across Melbourne’s suburbs for fast-tracked apartment developments. 

AFLW general manager Emma Moore has declared the league is entering a new phase. 

Achieving a high ATAR score is a stressful preoccupation for many young people. 

In a time of greater awareness of the costs of disposable plastic items, these decorations appear to be an outlier. 

Dr Kimberley Haines is trialling a peer support program to help ICU survivors with their recovery.     

Bushwalking Victoria has stated there is capacity for 700 new participants at clubs across the state, where groups meet before heading off on regular adventures. 

The days that follow a suicide can be some of the most challenging in a person's life.