David Whiting has been answering curly legal questions on ABC Radio Melbourne for almost four decades. How did this impressive run as a regular guest begin and which question has been his most memorable?

When Vicky started to feel unwell after she was prescribed painkillers to help manage an infection, she started to take dietary supplements to boost her immune system. She was unknowingly poisoning herself.  

Demand for Australian-made clothing has gone up by 400 percent over the past two years. But how do we keep supply going when there is a shortage of workers in the industry?

Loved British author Ann Cleeves joined Brian Nankervis on Songs and Stories during her trip to Australia to discuss her latest Vera Stanhope novel, The Rising Tide.

Her song selections spoke of the “sacred days” she spent with her late husband Tim, the first record she bought and a favourite songwriter who she became friends with after a chance meeting at a book store.

Melbourne band TISM have announced their comeback after a 19-year hiatus.

Wearing balaclavas and hazmat suits, the remaining two members of the band visited ABC Radio Melbourne ahead of the release of their new album.

Will Virginia Trioli regret letting them into the studio?

We’ve been sharing Matt Preston’s favourite brunch recipes all month, but this week Alice Zaslavsky is stepping up to the plate – and the microphone.

Matt’s off this week and Alice will be filling in on Saturday Mornings after her Saturday Breakfast program. What would she serve her special guest for brunch? Her indulgent green eggs Florentine, of course.

Tune in to Alice on Saturday Breakfast from 6.30am and Saturday Mornings from 8.30am on ABC Radio Melbourne and the ABC listen app.

Of course – Matt didn’t want to completely miss out this week. If he were hosting brunch, he’d go in a different direction with his Middle Eastern rice pudding. Get the recipe here.

Which would you choose? Recreate yours and tag us on Instagram at @abcinmelbourne