Who owns your medical records? Do you have a right to access them?

The question has been raised after a Frankston medical clinic closed its doors last year, leaving some patients unable to access their records.

Patient Sarah from Rosebud and former clinic director Nadia Siciliano spoke to Raf Epstein. 

Press play to hear the full interview on 774 ABC Radio Melbourne Mornings.

The Friday Revue is coming to the Monash University Performing Arts Centres on June 20. 

Jacinta and Brian will be joined by jazz legend Paul Grabowsky, iconic folk band The Bushwackers, much-loved children’s author Alison Lester and more special guests on stage. So come and enjoy an afternoon of live music and comedy.

Research has found men fall in love slightly more often than women. Breakfast presenters Sharnelle and Bob put the research to the test.

President Donald Trump has announced a 100 per cent tariff on movies produced outside of the United States.

So, what does it mean for the Australian film industry?

Australian Writers Guild executive director Claire Pullen joined Ali Moore on Drive to explain the implications of the announcement. 

Tune in to Breakfast with Sharnelle and Bob this week for your chance to win a double pass to the Tony Award-winning musical Hadestown every day.

And we have 10 Torvill & Dean double passes to giveaway this week on Afternoons with Brigitte Duclos and The Friday Revue, so tune in to 774 ABC Radio Melbourne this Monday to Friday.

If you love a classic mac and cheese, try this new recipe that takes it up a notch.