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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 13 days 9 hours 41 minutes
Diplomacy and defence in the wake of Aukus – with Lenore Taylor
Lenore Taylor and Mike Ticher speak to Gabrielle Jackson about diplomacy, defence and the ramifications of the Aukus alliance.
Melbourne protests: far-right extremists or construction workers?
Guardian reporter Josh Taylor on the role of anti-lockdown, anti-vaccination and far-right groups in the Melbourne construction protests
Madison de Rozario’s path to wheelchair-racing fame
Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to Kieran Pender about Madison de Rozario’s path to victory in Tokyo and the power of the Paralympics as a vehicle for change
The resignation of Christian Porter
Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to Paul Karp about the anonymous donations scandal that led to the resignation of industry minister Christian Porter
The problem with OnlyFans’ mainstream dream
Is the OnlyFans saga just another example of the sex industry treating women as disposable – and where does pornography fit in the internet’s future?
Guardian Australia Reads: The secret to happiness in uncertain times? Give up pursuing it
Lifestyle editor, Alyx Gorman, recommends this piece by Brigid Delaney on an ancient way to pursue happiness
How do we bridge the gap between rural and urban Australia? – with Lenore Taylor
Lenore Taylor and Gabrielle Chan speak to Gabrielle Jackson about the need to stay in touch with regional Australia
The families hit hardest by remote learning
Many parents have struggled to help their children get through the school year at home, in and out of lockdowns. Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to one family doing it tougher than most
The NSW experiment: will Gladys Berejiklian’s plan pay off?
Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to reporter Anne Davies about whether the gamble to open up the NSW economy will pay off, as the infectious Delta variant continues to spread
Inside the New South Wales Covid-19 prison outbreak
Advocates and experts had warned governments for months about the dangers of Covid spreading among inmates, so why was the vaccination rate so low in NSW prisons?