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Have you got a tattoo?
People get tattoos for lots of reasons, from looking good to reminding themselves of someone, or because they made a bad decision on a big night out. We hear from a Tasmanian man who says his tatts are a creative coping mechanism - and may have even saved his life.
Plus, Australian photojournalist Andrew Quilty has published a book about America's last days in Afghanistan, titled August in Kabul.
And it's been a momentous week in Parliament, with the government's historic climate change bill passing the lower house after being amended by the Greens.
Live guests:
- Grant Blashki, lead clinical advisor at Beyond Blue
- Andrew Quilty, photojournalist
- Claudia Long, reporter triple j Hack
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