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Podcast Extra: Sujata Massey and a woman lawyer in India in the 1920s
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India's first woman lawyer practiced, against the odds, in the 1920s. Novelist Sujata Massey used that woman as inspiration for her fictional character, Perveen Mistry, amateur sleuth in a country bursting with change. Sujata Massey speaks to Kate Evans about her own writing and the bookshelf that shaped her. Reading recommendations abound.…
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'I had a lot of rage' — David Ireland tries to make sense of trauma with art
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David Ireland writes very funny plays that often descend into bloody chaos and despair. Most, including his controversial play Ulster American, reflect the legacy of sectarian violence in his homeland of Northern Ireland and the fractured cultural politics of today.Also, with Opera Australia back on the road, we hear Natalie Aroyan perform an aria …
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Horticulturalist Brett Draper joins Jon Lamb and Deb Tribe with great green gift ideas for mum and how to look after them. Ashley Burn discusses new varieties of the traditional flower of Mother's Day, the chrysanthemum.
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Career reinvention and a longer working life
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Is a pandemic the right time to change careers or extend your working life? A career change expert talks about the way to reinvent yourself, business analysts discuss career change over an extended working life and gender equity advocates outline the special needs of working women in the economic recovery after the pandemic.…
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It's Victoria's turn to hunt down coronavirus
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It's Victoria's turn to hunt down coronavirus, after Victorian health authorities revealed a man tested positive to the virus yesterday morning.The man was a recent arrival from overseas, who completed his 14 days quarantine in South Australia before heading home to Victoria earlier this month.Victorian Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton says he bel…
The late Isi Liebler, successful businessman and founder of Jetstar, was also a prominent Jewish leader, pivotal in bringing the issue of Soviet anti-semitism to international light, and also played a key role in establishing diplomatic relations between Israel and China and India.
This month, Syrians go once more to the polls to vote in a Presidential election, where the incumbent, Bashar al-Assad, is expected to win. But why is this a priority given the many devastating issues facing Syria since the civil war began in 2011, killing hundreds of thousands, and driving millions into exile or making them internally displaced?…
Regular Late Night Live commentator Bruce Shapiro gives an update on the latest from the US, including Republican efforts to oust Liz Cheney from her leadership role as punishment for her ongoing attacks on former US president Donald Trump.
Extensive coverage of all the big announcements from the Federal Budget 2021
Following the first light to the dawn of the cosmos. New technology allows us to glimpse more of the earliest beginnings of the universe and with that it helps us to predict the future. Join a constellation of astrophysicists as they explore what the first stars looked like, the nature of dark energy and how the acceleration of the universe might e…
The Federal Government has just handed down what is most likely its last budget before the next election.It's a pretty odd one, because the budget is in much better shape than even the Government was expecting just a few months ago.But instead of pocketing all the cash for budget repair, the Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is spreading it around on every…
The Federal Government has just handed down what is most likely its last budget before the next election.It's a pretty odd one, because the budget is in much better shape than even the Government was expecting just a few months ago.But instead of pocketing all the cash for budget repair, the Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is spreading it around on every…
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Scammers targeting potential home renters
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The ACCC says the pressure cooker housing market has created the perfect storm for scammers, with many desperate people being caught out by fake rentals, advertised on social media
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Federal Court rejects challenge to India travel ban. And rugby's no fault standdown rule
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The Federal Court dismissed a challenge to the Morrison government's ban on Australian citizens returning from India. Justice Thawley ruled that the government was acting within its powers under the Biosecurity Act 2015.And should professional sports people be able to continue playing when facing serious criminal charges?…
It's Federal budget night.. PM brings you special coverage looking at key areas demanding government money and policy. What will the supposed 'big spending' plan hold for aged care, mental health, housing affordability, unemployment, and skills? And a Melbourne man from India has COVID, even after he spent 14 days in hotel quarantine.…
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Brisbane woman starts talking with Irish accent after tonsillectomy
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Angie Yen, who usually speaks with an Australian accent, got her tonsils out and ten days later she woke up with an Irish accent.It's a condition called Foreign Accent Syndrome and Dr Karl explains it can happen after a huge variety of medical episodes.Plus - The federal budget is expected to be all about "recovery" with a big focus on jobs - but w…
It's Federal budget night.. PM brings you special coverage looking at key areas demanding government money and policy. What will the supposed 'big spending' plan hold for aged care, mental health, housing affordability, unemployment, and skills? And a Melbourne man from India has COVID, even after he spent 14 days in hotel quarantine.…
Employment will be a big part of tonight's federal budget - we look at the jobs of the future and the skills you'll need to get them.
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The family and the jail sentence — the ripple effect of losing a parent to prison
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Dennis Van Someren works as a transport volunteer with young people going to visit a parent in the prison system. Dennis does the work because he's been in their shoes (R)
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The family and the jail sentence — the ripple effect of losing a parent to prison
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Dennis Van Someren works as a transport volunteer with young people going to visit a parent in the prison system. Dennis does the work because he's been in their shoes (R)
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NAPLAN pros and cons, learning to disagree and backyard adventures
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NAPLAN testing resumes today. What changes does the test need and do we need standardised testing at all? Also, none of us like to argue, but ethicists say it's good for us, and there are ways we can do it that we might actually enjoy. And, meet the backyard adventurer!
As the federal government prepares to spend big in tonight's budget to help more Aussies get the skills to find work, business group are desperate for staff now;
We've spoken a lot over the last year or so about coronavirus, and for good reason. But there are plenty of other viruses out there that can make us seriously sick or kill us.One is the flu, or influenza, and usually at this time of the year, we'd be seeing a solid rise in the number of reported cases.But not this year. In fact, there's so little f…
As rich countries return to normal, COVID-19 is still spreading in developing countries worldwide.In places including India and Brazil, thousands are dying each day while vaccination programs stall.So can the world manufacture doses faster?Today on The Signal, there's a mounting case for the world to scrap patent protections for COVID-19 vaccines t…
As rich countries return to normal, COVID-19 is still spreading in developing countries worldwide.In places including India and Brazil, thousands are dying each day while vaccination programs stall.So can the world manufacture doses faster?Today on The Signal, there's a mounting case for the world to scrap patent protections for COVID-19 vaccines t…
How the dead are remembered is not just about the person but the times they lived in.What obituaries say tells us much about what – and who – society values.
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Arundhati Roy on the many failures of Prime Minister Modi
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Author and activist Arundhati Roy on the crisis in India as the country reaches new records of COVID cases and deaths. She is very critical of the lack of action taken by Prime Minister Modi to prevent the second wave.
Will Josh Frydenberg's big spending pandemic budget take the spotlight off the criticism of the Prime Minister's closing the borders to Australians flying in from India?
What makes a workplace toxic and how do you handle working in a toxic environment?
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The Wingwalker: The incredible story of James Allen Ward
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One night while flying a sortie over Germany in a squadron from Bomber Command, Jimmy Ward did something very courageous.
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Monday Night Travel: Road trip to Tamworth
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Tamworth, in New South Wales's North East high country, is perhaps best known as the country music capital of Australia. But there is much more to it - especially on a road trip up Thunderbolts Way.
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Human trafficking and modern slavery in Asia
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Modern slavery takes many forms. There's forced marriage , child labour and workers toiling in sweatshop conditions. Poorly paid workers are often behind the cheap consumer goods we buy and some of those workers will be in bondage to traffickers. Human trafficking is a feature of many global industries and we know that the victims we find are just …
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Major infrastructure spend at heart of federal budget, but where will the workers come from?
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The federal budget reveals a major infrastructure spend but with international borders closed and migration at a standstill, where will these workers come from?
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Q&A: weight gain & meds; silica; aspirin; dental braces
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Weight gain and meds; silica in cosmetics; use of aspirin; dental braces in youngsters
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Bronchiolitis in infants—improving the guidelines
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A viral respiratory condition called bronchiolitis is the commonest reason for a baby under 12 months to be admitted to hospital. But there are variations in the care of babies with the condition. Australian and New Zealand researchers have carried out a trial to see how to raise the standard of care to match the evidence and guidelines.…
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Development in preterm babies—a French study
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Well over 5000 pre-term babies are born in Australia each year who are six weeks or more premature, and need intensive neonatal care to some extent. A French group has followed over 4000 children who were born at a gestation of 34 weeks or less through to the age of 5.
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Development in preterm babies—a personal story
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Research is showing that many kids born preterm can end up with developmental problems. Alison Shen's daughter was born at 25-and-a-half weeks. And while Alison and her husband had been warned that premmie babies sometimes have ongoing problems, it wasn't until the year before she started school that developmental problems became clear.…
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Dogecoin didn't reach the heights many expected after Elon Musk's SNL appearance
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There was a lot of hype around the cryptocurrency Dogecoin in the lead-up to Elon Musk's SNL appearance.Unfortunately for those who invested, the price plummeted after the show, and a lot of people lost money. So is there still hope for this meme-based cryptocurrency?There's some good news in this year's federal budget for people who make and play …
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Modelling vaccination plans; development of preterm babies; bronchiolitis in infants; Q&A
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Modelling COVID vaccination targets to achieve pandemic prevention and control in Australia; the developmental outcomes of preterm babies is becoming clear; a study on who has followed over 4000 of these kids to the age of 5; and treatment in hospital of a common respiratory condition of babies.
Billions of dollars for aged care in tomorrow's budget, but does it go anywhere near meeting the need outlined in a Royal Commission? There's billions too for infrastructure, with more big spending still to be announced, we'll look at the state of Australia's economy after the worst of the pandemic; And as vaccine bookings open for New South Wales …
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Modelling vaccination plans; development of preterm babies; bronchiolitis in infants; Q&A
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Modelling COVID vaccination targets to achieve pandemic prevention and control in Australia; the developmental outcomes of preterm babies is becoming clear; a study on who has followed over 4000 of these kids to the age of 5; and treatment in hospital of a common respiratory condition of babies.
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Finding the best strategies for available vaccine supply
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If Australia had met its original COVID vaccine targets, around 6 million Australians would have had their first dose by now. According to the ABC's data journalists, the number is less than half of that and the federal government is resisting setting new targets for mass vaccination. The Kirby Institute at the University of NSW has modelled how we…
Billions of dollars for aged care in tomorrow's budget, but does it go anywhere near meeting the need outlined in a Royal Commission? There's billions too for infrastructure, with more big spending still to be announced, we'll look at the state of Australia's economy after the worst of the pandemic; And as vaccine bookings open for New South Wales …
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Rick Morton discusses trauma and his Complex PTSD diagnosis
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The fallout from one dreadful day when he seven years old, and the realisation his father was incapable of loving him, traumatised writer Rick Morton in a way he’s never truly understood. Rick discusses his Complex PTSD diagnosis, and how, as a result, he’s decided to live life as he has never lived it before: openly and vulnerably.…
Over the last 12 months or so the relationship between China and Australia has been turbulent. Is this because of China's aggressive 'wolf warrior' diplomacy and how has the region responded? Why don't we hear about African terrorism and was the decline of the Roman Empire a very good thing for humanity? We can learn a lot about a population by wha…
