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Over 18,000 people have signed up for the government’s BetStop register to block them from online gambling and the majority of them are young people.
Plus, asbestos has been found in contaminated mulch all over Sydney and now it’s spreading to other areas of the country. So, what are the health implications from a bit of asbestos getting in the way of your park run?
And it’s O-Week season at a bunch of unis across the country. We ask how school-leavers are feeling about making their first moves into the “adult” world.
Guests:
- Peter Franklin, director of occupational respiratory epidemiology, University of Western Australia
- Louise Francis, gambling researcher, Curtin University
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