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VICE embeds with four Tongan nationals who have been sent back to the tiny island nation where they were born after serving prison time in New Zealand and the United States.

Feral cats cover 99 per cent of Australia and kill millions of native animals daily. For those living in the rural fringes, they’re a plague on local wildlife. We follow the people who’ve taken this problem into their own hands – one shot at a time.

Melbourne Food Truck king Raph Rashid talks us through his twist on the Australian classic, dim sims. Using three meats; turkey, chicken and duck, he whips up 'turducken dimmies'.

Over a period of four months, VICE embed with the staff and residents of The Stay Inn, a motel that gets most of its clientele through prison and homeless services.

Next time you’re having a shit day at work, spare a thought for Australia’s professional poo divers. They suit up and dive down into toxic ponds of excrement to make sure the country’s sewerage processing plants are running well.

Can I get an STI from someone of the same gender as me? How can I have safe lesbian sex? How do you make someone feel comfortable in bed? What are some tips for sexuality and disability? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

What is and isn’t sexual assault? How can I combat rape culture? Should my partner’s blue balls make me feel guilty? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

Is sex before marriage okay? Should I try anal? Do you have to shave your pubic hair? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

Can you sleep with someone who’s in a relationship? How can you be sexy? Is sending nudes ever okay? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

Is it bad if I don’t smoke weed? How do I know what career to choose? How do I sustain a healthy relationship with someone who is clinically depressed? Has social media affected mental health? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

Should you forgive a cheating partner? What should you do if you can’t get aroused? How do you date without Tinder? Answers in this episode of In Bloom.

In 2013 Paul Cale became known as Australia’s Toughest Soldier and Killer Commando after he stormed an enemy compound and strangled a Taliban leader to death.