Berwick

Today's Room of Fire winner is Speedy McGee.

Best room is this week going into the draw to win the GLA 200 from our friends at Mercedes-Benz Berwick.

Um, coming up with Tom Elliott.

Tom will be joined by Angus Taylor, who'll explain his migration policy.

We're asking our listeners, you know, where are Melbourne's longest standing roadworks? Have you got some in your area that just seem to be progressing at a snail's pace? 133693.

Sue has contacted us off air and says that the Monash Freeway and Clyde Road in Berwick, that's been under construction for 12 years.

From your perspective, where is Melbourne's longest road closure or roadworks? 12 years is a long

time.

Rabbits burrow near the banks of the lake.

And, up on the ridge at Wilson Botanic Park in Berwick, a kookaburra hops alongside the footpath, gobbling up a worm before it flies back to the oak tree from where it came.

This is a daytime route on the Your Walk app, created specifically with women and vulnerable people in mind.

Its walking routes prioritize tree cover, shade and accessible footpaths during the day, as well as adequate lighting at night, when many women don't feel safe.

The Age tested two routes on the Your Walk app, which integrates council data to map the most comfortable and safe daytime and nighttime routes.

The app is being piloted with a view of being rolled out across Melbourne, incentivizing councils to invest in more foliage and better lighting.

The first route The Age took cut through the Wilson Botanic Park, simulating a journey a resident might take from Coles in central Berwick to a home on Bournevale Drive.

The second, with the app on night mode, avoided the park, instead taking the well-lit and higher-traffic Harkaway Road.