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Bri Lee's book Eggshell Skull is the story of one woman's long and painful journey through our legal system to bring the man who sexually assaulted her to justice.
When you move to Australia from another country, everything can seem so very very strange. Newcomers and outsiders share their funny and illuminating stories on being a migrant
Ben Pobjie, Tara Moss and Jon Ronson gaze bravely into the abyss.
Sarah Krasnostein, Kate Miller-Heidke, Brodie Lancaster and Christie Whelan Brown on why they love and hate New York
Footy and food - the good, the bad, the obscene and the life-changing.
What do the future and alternative worlds imagined by Australian authors say about our country today?
Why do we tell search engines more about ourselves than the people closest to us?
Author Chloe Hooper investigates the man charged with the Black Saturday bushfires.
The beauty of Persian storytelling, and if you could rewrite modern classics, how would you change them? Would Ryan Gosling or Princess Meghan get a look-in?
Strong leaders, unity and legalising marijuana. To get change in society, you need robust public policy but formulating public policy is often hard work. Geoff Gallop, Peter Hartcher, Richard Di Natale and Fiona Patten on the volatility of publ
Kon Karapanagiotidis, Banok Rind, Alisha Fernando, Leila Gurruwiwi, Jane Vadiveloo and Caroline Cabezas talk about the power of love, music, language and hope.
Gillian Triggs, Julian Burnside and Tom Porteous on human rights and politics
Bri Lee's book Eggshell Skull is about our justice system; its deep-rooted tenets and its disastrous shortcomings.
Bruce Pascoe, Tony Birch and Gregory Phillips examine the breadth and depth of Indigenous knowledge prior to European settlement.
Bhakthi Puvanenphiran chats with Emily Nussbaum, Mel Campbell, Dana Stevens, Stephen Metcalf and Cerise Howard about the form and craft of cultural criticism.
Katharine Murphy, Ronan Farrow, Sally Warhaft and Tracey Spicer explore fresh ideas for cultivating media accountability.
Michael Mohammed Ahmad discusses growing up in western Sydney and the craft of writing.
Martin Flanagan, Bob Murphy, Karen Lyon and Paul Roos discuss winning, losing, coaching, fear and the bonds of a football team.
Leena van Deventer, Nayuka Gorrie, Reni Louise-Permadi, Dur-é Dara, Clementine Ford and Anne Summers discuss the consolations and future of feminism.
Geraldine Brooks, Tom Elliott, Voranai Vanijaka, Mark Colvin, Julianne Schultz, Timmah Ball, Annie Zaidi and Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm discuss nationhood and the commonwealth.
Sally Rippin, Glory Edim and Anita Heiss on reading, Indigenous literature and the importance of books for black women
Sofija Stefanovic, Alice Pung and George Megalogenis are joined by other outsiders to share funny and illuminating stories on being a migrant
The Still Processing duo deconstruct Kanye, while Nayuka Gorrie talks about 'blerd' (black nerd) culture
The cashless debit card and rise of political independents are stirring concerns in rural and regional Australia.
Women playing professional sport is no longer a dream. In the past year, women's AFL and netball teams have joined a domain that for well over a century was dominated by men. Hear perspectives on how our ideas and expectations on gender and spo
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