Tasmanian children called up ABC Radio Hobart's Drive program with some tough questions for the experts on COVID-19.

The questions ranged from why they still have to go to school and can their friends visit them, to why they can't visit their grandparents and when the crisis will end.

Drive’s Lucy Breaden was joined by the Deputy Director for Public Health, the Minister for Education and the Children’s Commissioner to answer the questions.

The kids in your life will have the chance to ask their questions again next week too. Join us on Drive from 4pm on Tuesday 31 March.
 

With more time at home for many of us, why not learn a new skill?

Introducing Homeschool for Grown Ups, Your Afternoon with Helen Shield’s daily skills session.

Each day at 1.30pm, Helen and her guests will be taking you through a different new skill to try out.

Whether that’s tap dancing, yodelling, Spanish, beat-boxing, or practising mindfulness, there is something for everyone to try.
 

If you're spending more time at home lately, Gardening Australia's Tino Carnevale suggests you get planting. Here, he gives the drop on what grows best at this time of year, inside and out.

Instead of making pizza at home, try a big focaccia topped with these seasonal ingredients – it’s simple and you don’t need a 400 degree oven!

This recipe has a really simple topping of zucchini and cherry tomatoes — which are great this time year — all topped with creamy mozzarella.
 

The 10th anniversary of Moonah Taste of the World Festival was postponed, but many of those who were set to attend spoke of their love of their home countries, culture and cuisine, as Sundays with Jane Longhurst took the festival to the airwaves.