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Can these candidates convince women to vote Liberal again?
Episode 1257
Nine years ago, the Liberal Party said it was aiming for gender parity by 2025. Since then, the number of Liberal women in parliaments across the cou…
2 years ago
Why the PNG landslide should be Australia's problem too
Episode 1256
As many as 2000 people have been buried under rubble and dirt after a landslide in Papua New Guinea’s remote highlands this week.
Video released days …
2 years ago
Why did Albanese back banning under-16s from social media?
Episode 1255
There are currently a number of running campaigns concerned about the effects of social media on young people. These effects include exposure to harm…
2 years ago
The man who’s taking the fight to Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest
Episode 1254
Here’s a question for you: can you place a value on lost cultural heritage, on separation from land and on families divided?
It’s not only a moral qua…
2 years ago
The Weekend Read: Martin McKenzie-Murray on the ugly side of football fandom ahead of Euro 2024
Episode 1253
The 2024 Euros are just weeks away – with some of the best footballers in the world competing in an event that draws in hundreds of millions of viewe…
2 years ago
Arrest warrants for Hamas leaders and Netanyahu: What happens next?
Episode 1252
On Monday, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court Karim Khan announced he would apply for arrest warrants for senior Hamas leaders as wel…
2 years ago
Gas beyond 2050: A Labor revolt or sanctioned dissent?
Episode 1251
The members of this federal Labor government have been pretty disciplined on not publicly criticising party policy.
So it raised a few eyebrows when M…
2 years ago
Jennifer Robinson on UK courts giving Assange one last appeal
Episode 1250
Julian Assange’s lawyer, Jennifer Robinson, describes the long, meandering court process Assange has faced as “punishment by process”.
Just this week,…
2 years ago
Albanese abandons plans to bring home 'ISIS brides'
Episode 1249
When observing the Al Roj refugee camp in Northern Syria on Google Maps, you can see it’s only a few hundred metres away from an airport tarmac.
But f…
2 years ago
Richard Flanagan on Labor's first extinction
Episode 1248
If you’ve bought salmon at the supermarket, there’s a strong chance it came from Tasmania.
The island state is home to a billion-dollar salmon farming…
2 years ago