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Education reporter Caitlin Cassidy tells Jane Lee about the barriers to university and why we’re at a turning point for repairing higher education
The marketing is telling us that nootropics – a range of over-the-counter supplements – will keep us awake and alert, and even improve the way our brains perform. But should we believe the hype? Guardian contributor Bianca Nogrady says … it’s complicated
Gabrielle Jackson talks with editor in chief Lenore Taylor and head of news Mike Ticher about why we can’t rule out Peter Dutton as Australia’s next prime minister
Reporters Catie McLeod and Jordyn Beazley speak to Nour Haydar about the ongoing investigation and a the fractured relationship between police and the LGBTQ+ community
Reporter Kate Lyons tells Nour Haydar which Australian companies have the biggest gender pay gap and whether public accountability will drive change
Jane Lee speaks to Sarah Basford Canales and Benita Kolovos about what’s at stake for the major parties as we inch closer to an election year
Guardian reporter Ben Doherty travels to Rwanda to investigate the allegations — and confronts the man accused of being involved in several killings, who is now an Australian citizen.
Gabrielle Jackson talks to climate and environment editor Adam Morton and national news editor Patrick Keneally about why the public support for clean energy is being met with political resistance
Chief political correspondent Paul Karp tells Nour Haydar how the arrival of an asylum seeker boat has reignited a war of words about Operation Sovereign Borders
The opposition leader and anti-corruption campaigner was Vladimir Putin’s fiercest critic. What does his death in a Siberian prison tell us about Russia today? Andrew Roth reports