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The teals' plan to shock the major parties
Episode 1172
The teals of the 2022 election outdid expectations – flipping six historically Liberal seats independent.
It’s a result that has energised their back…
2 years ago
The Weekend Read: Konrad Muller on organic wine and whether it’s worth it
Episode 1171
Today, writer Konrad Muller reads his latest piece on the quest to learn whether making organic wine is worth the effort.
It's called “Notes from a sm…
2 years ago
You can ignore your boss after work. It’s now the law.
Episode 1170
The right to disconnect will become law, after an agreement was reached between the government, the Greens and independents.
The law will help change …
2 years ago
Is this a new era for the Reserve Bank?
Episode 1169
For decades the Reserve Bank has done things the same old way: announcing their decision on interest rates the first Tuesday of every month, with jus…
2 years ago
‘Every system failed’: Inside Tasmania’s abuse cover-up
Episode 1168
Nick Feik spent eight months looking into one of the worst institutional failures to protect children from sexual abuse this country has ever seen…
It…
2 years ago
Why the Newington old boys are crying
Episode 1167
Videos of emotional protesters outside a private all-boys school in Sydney have gone viral, with some former students of Newington College opposing t…
2 years ago
Inside the Albanese reset
Episode 1166
For someone who’s been accused of breaking an election promise, Anthony Albanese isn’t hiding.
The prime minister and his front bench have been out se…
2 years ago
Is 2024 democracy's biggest test?
Episode 1165
2024 will be democracy’s biggest year.
Over four billion people will head to the polls, with major battles in the United States, India, South Africa …
2 years ago
Is the ABC’s reputation in trouble?
Episode 1164
The ABC has started the year fighting off accusations of racism, unlawful dismissal and a failure to protect journalists from outside attacks.
The ca…
2 years, 1 month ago
What did the ICJ's ruling really mean?
Episode 1163
Last weekend’s decision by the International Court of Justice was heralded as a victory by many.
South Africa and the Palestinian Authority saw it as …
2 years, 1 month ago