Women have no ‘genuine power’ in politics, says Emma Husar
There are plenty of female faces in the corridors of Parliament but women have no real...
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Category: AUDIO
Matriarchs vs. Miners: keeping up the fight against Santos’ Narrabri Gas Project
For the matriarchs of the Gomeroi Nation, their connection to the land around Narrabri goes back thousands of years. Now, they’ve been given little choice but to fight on against Santos, and its recently approved gas project.
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Understanding the COVID-19 conspiracy theory movement
How do you respond when your friends and relatives start posting social media links about the dangers of vaccinations, 5G radiation, and a person by the name of Q?
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‘Broken’ law is forcing medicinal cannabis users onto the black market
Medicinal cannabis campaigners describe how terminally ill patients are being forced onto the black market.
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AUDIO: Access, attitudes and assumptions behind rising discrimination
Disability discrimination is on the rise, particularly when it comes to finding a job.
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Podcast: Between a Rock and a Hard Place
In this three-part podcast series, Madeleine Achenza speaks to the Hunter Valley coal miners who want to be part of a cooler debate on Australia’s future.
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Audio Documentary: Australia’s nuclear waste problem
Australia has a nuclear waste problem, as Olivia Henderson discovers in this audio documentary.
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60,000 years of dreaming, 200 years of nightmares
In this audio documentary about Intergenerational Trauma, Elie Choueifaty explains how the atrocities committed against First Nations People are still causing physical and emotional distress – generations later.
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