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Behind 'WeThe15', the campaign to change attitudes towards disability that could make you see the Paralympics through a different lens. Plus, a new cookbook celebrates community resilience during the sudden lockdown of nine Melbourne public housing towers. And what do you do when your later-in-life partner won't commit to marriage?

A new centre for treating eating disorders is trialling a different approach to a rising incidence, we meet Clarke Gayford, angler, chef and partner to NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, and how our own confinement might be driving our obsession with the reality tv houses of the absurdly rich.

With most children and teenagers unable to get vaccinated, we discuss other ways that schools might be able to reopen while minimising the risk of coronavirus spreading in those settings. Improved ventilation, masks, social distancing and rapid testing are some of the measures that could help. Plus how people are getting their 'nature dose' in different parts of the country.