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A daily news show from the publisher of The Monthly and The Saturday Paper. Hear from the country’s best reporters, covering the news as it affects Australia. This is news with narrative, every weekday.

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episode 497: The “menacing” and “controlling” Scott Morrison


For most of the past year the Coalition government has faced sustained criticism over its treatment of women.Now a former Liberal MP has added fuel to the fire, lashing a culture of sexism and bullying in the Liberal party, and accusing a cabinet mi...


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 July 8, 2021  18m
 
 

episode 496: As the world opens, Australia seals itself off


For most of the past 18 months, Australia has been hailed as a world leader in terms of its handling of the pandemic.But now, some of our biggest cities have been plunged back into lockdowns, restrictions and border closures, while Europe and the Un...


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 July 7, 2021  17m
 
 

episode 495: The $660 million election slush fund


A scathing new report has found that in the lead-up to the last election the federal government spent more than half a billion dollars on infrastructure projects heavily targeted to seats held by the Coalition, or seats they were trying to win.The f...


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 July 6, 2021  17m
 
 

episode 494: The scientist who predicted the death of the reef


Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is one of the seven natural wonders of the world, but now it’s on the cusp of being declared “in danger” by UNESCO.But scientists have been warning for decades that rising sea temperatures could kill off the Reef, thou...


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 July 5, 2021  19m
 
 

episode 493: The judgement that changed climate law in Australia


In a recent landmark judgement, the federal court has found that the government owes children a duty of care in preventing harm from the impacts of climate change.The case, which centred around the proposed expansion of a NSW coal mine, could have f...


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 July 4, 2021  16m
 
 

Weekend Read: Richard Flanagan on why he writes


Today, Richard Flanagan, Booker prize winner and author of The Living Sea of Waking Dreams, reads his essay from the latest issue of The Monthly. It’s called ‘To be free’ and it explores why he writes, and, in his words “the need to write against the d...


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 July 2, 2021  26m
 
 

episode 492: How a slip of the tongue changed the vaccine rollout


Less than eight percent of Australians are fully vaccinated against Covid-19.This week, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that the Astra-Zeneca vaccine, previously only available for people over 60, could now be accessed by anyone, regardless ...


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 July 1, 2021  19m
 
 

episode 491: The exploitation of Australia’s forgotten workers


Australia’s meat processing industry is one of many that relies heavily on migrant workers, to do jobs that Australian residents often aren’t willing to do. Many of those migrant workers come from China, with the promise that hard work will...


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 June 30, 2021  20m
 
 

episode 490: 10 million Australians back in lockdown


In the past few days over 10 million Australians have been plunged back into lockdowns, as fresh outbreaks of Covid-19 spread across major cities.The emergence of these new clusters has highlighted how vulnerable Australia still is during this phase...


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 June 29, 2021  17m
 
 

episode 489: Cancel culture hits the High Court


A case currently before the High Court, involving one academic’s controversial views on climate, could have significant ramifications for freedom of speech in Australia.Physicist Peter Ridd was fired after he publicly criticised his colleague’s rese...


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 June 28, 2021  20m