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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Jon and Caity review the Cadbury Dairy Milk Black Forest Raspberry on Knock Offs with a cameo from Tim and Kerrie from Cinco Savage.

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Jon and Caity chat with Kerrie and Tim from Cinco Savage about their latest music video for Limousine, connections with the band and who Vanessa is on Knock Offs.

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Skye and Jon review the Maxibon Vanilla Slice on Knock Offs.

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A last-minute rush to pass electoral reforms through parliament has raised concerns from community groups, charities, and the federal crossbench.

It’s the first time any government has made significant changes to the voting and campaigning process in decades.

But many independent MPs say it could signal the ‘death of democracy’ in Australia.

Original story produced by Noah Secomb for The Wire and featuring Independent Member for Mackellar Sophie Scamps, Executive Director Australian Democracy Network Saffron Zomer, Greens Senator Larissa Waters, Independent MPs Kate Chaney and Andrew Wilkie, and Independent Member for Warringah Zali Steggall.

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