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The students behind the historic ICJ climate ruling
Episode 1624
Countries have a legal obligation to tackle climate change, according to a landmark finding from the world’s highest court.
Last week, the Internation…
8 months, 3 weeks ago
Amy Remeikis on parliament’s ‘messy’ return
Episode 1623
When parliament returned this week, the seating chart said it all. With 123 Labor members in the parliament – the government is taking up much of the…
8 months, 4 weeks ago
Could Syria be headed for another civil war?
Episode 1622
When an Israeli airstrike hit the gate of Syria’s Defence Ministry in central Damascus, the blast echoed far beyond the capital.
It was a warning shot…
8 months, 4 weeks ago
The AFP's failure to investigate itself
Episode 1621
The Australian Federal Police investigate some of the country's most serious crimes - terrorism, corruption, drugs, and human trafficking.
But a ne…
8 months, 4 weeks ago
The gas project threatening a world heritage site
Episode 1620
When UNESCO voted to put the Murujuga Cultural Landscape in north-west Australia on the World Heritage List, they recognised the ancient rock art as …
9 months ago
Part 1: How the Epstein conspiracy turned MAGA against Trump
Episode 1618
As Donald Trump tries to hose down criticisms over his mishandling of the Epstein files, some of his most ardent supporters are now turning against h…
9 months ago
Part 2: 'Another wonderful secret': The letter Trump denies sending Epstein
Episode 1619
This is the second episode in a two part series. If you haven’t yet, start by listening to Part 1: How the Epstein conspiracy turned MAGA against Tru…
9 months ago
Will Australia go to war over Taiwan?
Episode 1617
Australia is caught in a perilous balancing act.
This week, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met with Premier Xi Jinping to stabilise ties with China…
9 months ago
‘Mabo didn’t win the first time’: Torres Strait Islanders will continue climate fight
Episode 1616
The Federal Court has dismissed a landmark class action brought by Uncles Paul Kabai and Pabai Pabai – two Torres Strait Islander men who said Canber…
9 months ago
Why the Envoy’s plan to tackle antisemitism could backfire
Episode 1615
It’s been a year since the Albanese government appointed Jillian Segal to the role of Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism in Australia.
Last week, al…
9 months ago