Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchAI is already breaking the rules, how will a royal commission help?
South Australia has announced a royal commission into Artificial Intelligence at a critical moment for the technology, with leaders of Big Tech calli…
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Across Australia signs of ecological collapse are piling up
Every year thousands of giant cuttlefish put on a dazzling show in the freezing waters of South Australia’s Spencer Gulf. But this year the cuttlefis…
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Introducing 'The Diplomats' — telling stories of the people power behind the scenes
We have a brand new segment called 'The Diplomats', turning the spotlight on the peacemakers in our world: the people working, mostly out of sight an…
2 months ago
How do conspiracy theories like the '15-minute city' take hold?
The Iran war is now in its sixth month and yet again, the US President is doing his best to suggest everything is hunky-dory and the two sides are g…
2 months ago
'I'm definitely more cautious' — Coogee shark hero Charlie Verco on returning to the water
When a shark viciously attacked Coogee mum Leah Stewart back in June, Charlie Verco didn’t flinch, he paddled straight towards danger. He joined Fran…
2 months ago
Howzat? Merv Hughes biography among books suspected to have been fed to AI
A folksy Congresswoman is taking on a progressive Muslim dubbed the Mamdani of the Midwest in the high stakes Democratic primary in the US state of M…
2 months ago
Why is AstraZeneca giving away a life saving cancer drug for free?
Australia’s Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme has provided access to affordable medicines for nearly 80 years, but recently our tough talking government…
2 months, 1 week ago
The growing power of psychedelics in mental health
Psychedelics were used to treat mental health disorders like depression long before peace, love and rock n roll. Now decades on, scientists are recla…
2 months, 1 week ago
'A love story to Qantas' — Alan Joyce makes his defence in a new memoir
Alan Joyce is the man Australia came to hate; notorious for firing baggage handlers and and, in the eyes of many, trashing a beloved national icon. W…
2 months, 1 week ago
Edmund Rice Education Australia does 'the right thing' by abuse survivors
With pressure mounting over their billion dollar property holdings, Edmund Rice Education Australia has caved to public pressure, announcing it will …
2 months, 1 week ago