Jon chats with Tom Denham about The Glam Gizmo and getting his start in community radio on Knock Offs.

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Last year was Australia’s worst year on record for the flu, and this year is on target to be worse - a record we don’t want to break. Flu cases are already up by 40 per cent compared to the same time last year, with 62,548 cases recorded against last year's 44,323 flu cases.

We spoke with Senior Pharmacist with the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, Peter Guthrey, about the symptoms and effects of the flu, and why we should vaccinate.

Jon and Caity discuss how we can stay healthy for ourselves, friends and family this flu season on Knock Offs.

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Jon, Skye and Caity review Piccolina's Uovo di Pasqua 25 Milo and Gaytime on Knock Offs.

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Australia could be on the verge of its next big clean energy milestone with the Federal Government announcing a $2.3 billion commitment to increase the number of home batteries across Australia.

If implemented, the policy could support more than one million additional installations over the next five years, making batteries around 30% more affordable for households and businesses.

The initiative is expected to reduce electricity costs, ease pressure on the national grid, and significantly cut climate pollution. With rooftop solar already on more than four million homes, experts say the boost could make Australia a world leader in home battery storage too.

Jon and Caity discuss the committment on Knock Offs, with a shout out to The Juice Media.

Original story produced by Mary-Kate Hannagan for The Wire and featuring Greg Bourne, Councillor for the Climate Council.

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Jon and Caity review Dairy Fine Choco Air Mint on Knock Offs.

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A new collaboration between the Australian Government and leading philanthropic foundations is supporting the establishment of a new national centre for place-based work in local communities - Partnerships for Local Action and Community Empowerment, or PLACE.

PLACE is a newly formed organisation supported by the Department of Social Services, Paul Ramsay Foundation, Minderoo Foundation, Bryan Foundation, Dusseldorp Forum and Ian Potter Foundation.

Dr Luke Craven is the CEO of PLACE and keynote speaker at the upcoming Prevention in Place Conference in Melbourne. The event showcases place-based approaches reducing disadvantage and improving wellbeing across Australia.

Jon spoke with Luke about place-based solutions in Australia and how PLACE will support communities to address complex and entrenched challenges in society.

Jon and Rasta discuss how place-based solution can work in our local communities on Knock Offs.

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Jon and Rasta review the Malterers Biscuits on Knock Offs.

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Jon chats with Cait King from Plump Aesthetic Clinic about cosmetic medicine on Knock Offs.

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