Nightlife with Tony Delroy.

Facing a terminal illness is frightening, and something that each individual copes with in their own way.

Ever popular clinical psychologist Sarah Edelman came in to tell us about Hoarders and what can be done to stop. And she mentioned a book which is very helpful in your effort to stop hoarding. Get a pen and paper ready to write it down.

Our popular Pet Vet Kersti Seksel came in to give us the best advice about how we can better look after our beloved ageing family members of the Pet kind. You know you want to, so sit down, relax and listen to this Nightlife First Hour that puts the love into ageing.And many Nightlife listeners would have missed it because there was AFL and NRL matches on many stations.

The Thermomix is in the headlines again, as the subject of a possible class action.

Our book of the week is Dying: A Memoir, a powerful work by the late Cory Taylor.

Animated films are cleaning up at the box office, Star Trek is everywhere and the new Ghostbusters is getting mixed reviews.

Toby Hagon is here to talk about 3 accidents in America involving autonomous cars, the latest a fatal one. Who will be at fault if this happens to your autonomous car? You or the system? Plus the extraordinary success of Hyundai's latest hatchback and as always a whole lot more.

The remains of small humanoids, affectionately known as hobbits, were discovered on the Indonesian island of Flores. What can they teach us about our ancestry?

CJ Johnson reviews an American drama starring Greta Gerwig and an Irish musical.

And when we wanted to know everything there is to know about what's coming up at Rio and how our Australian team is expected to perform there was no one more knowledgeable than the ABC's Tracey Holmes. So despite having to get up early to present Breakfast on News Radio she came in late to give a Gold winning performance. Take a listen.

The problem is growing and based on the avalanche of callers to this program people all around us have been unwittingly addicted to opiates and other prescription drugs. How? Why? How can you help them? We had two experts come to tell us how it's happened and what we can do about it.

What would you say to a culinary tour of France?

Twenty years ago Bronte Jackson bought a raffle ticket and ended up winning a free trip to Europe. On a whim, she went to Rome, and ended up spending two decades there.

The Budget changes that were planned for our Superannuation and the Industry are now back on the table, and while Labor wants an analysis of how it will actually affect us, they may still agree to the changes. So to get all of us better informed of what the changes are and how we need to prepare for it we had regular Super gurus Daryl Dixon and Nerida Cole explain it all as simply as possible.

Have you wondered about the black sheep in your family?