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#TalkAboutIt S5Ep8: #Childfree by choice

Updated August 21, 2015 10:25:56

A recent report found a couple's happiness wanes when children arrive. So are more people choosing not to have kids, and lead a childfree life? #TalkAboutIt meets a woman who is childfree by choice and speaks to a researcher about some of the myths surrounding childless adults.

More and more of us are seemingly unable to eat without documenting our meals and posting photos to social media - but how is it affecting on our eating behaviours?

In the lead-up to the key climate change talks in December, #TalkAboutIt takes a look at the real impacts climate change is having in the Pacific.

And we meet two of India's biggest movie heartthrobs who also don't mind courting controversy.

Del Irani

Source: #TalkAboutIt | Duration: 27min

Topics: family-and-children, food-and-cooking, climate-change, australia, pacific

Posted August 09, 2013 11:45:43 | Updated August 27, 2013 14:34:24

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