Making sense of a changing world, Extra with Geraldine Doogue explores the risks and possibilities of big shifts in power, puts events with our neighbourhood and overseas into context and explains how this affects Australia’s place within our wider world.
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Making sense of a changing world, Extra with Fran Kelly explores the risks and possibilities of big shifts in power, puts events in our neighbourhood and overseas into context
2/5/2024 • 54 minutes, 36 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
1/29/2024 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
Artists for Peace - "Two musicians who happen to be Muslim and Jewish."
Making sense of a changing world.
12/18/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
12/11/2023 • 54 minutes, 5 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
11/13/2023 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
November's edition of A Foreign Affair
Making sense of a changing world.
11/6/2023 • 54 minutes, 22 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
10/30/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
What life is like in the West Bank in times of relative peace
Making sense of a changing world.
10/23/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
10/16/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
The 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur war
Making sense of a changing world.
10/9/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
The rise in copper thefts around Australia
Making sense of a changing world.
10/2/2023 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
9/25/2023 • 53 minutes, 49 seconds
Why are French winemakers destroying their product?
Making sense of a changing world.
9/18/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
9/11/2023 • 54 minutes, 5 seconds
What are the obstacles to downsizing once the kids have left?
Making sense of a changing world.
9/4/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
8/28/2023 • 55 minutes, 16 seconds
Peter Yu's argument for Indigenous economic empowerment
Making sense of a changing world.
8/21/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
8/14/2023 • 54 minutes, 5 seconds
A reflection on the epic marriage of Winnie and Nelson Mandela
Making sense of a changing world.
8/7/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
Why Australia should be doing more with our critical minerals
Making sense of a changing world.
7/31/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
7/17/2023 • 54 minutes, 5 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
7/10/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
7/3/2023 • 52 minutes, 36 seconds
Margaret MacMillan; echoes of WWI in Ukraine today
Making sense of a changing world.
6/26/2023 • 54 minutes, 5 seconds
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Making sense of a changing world.
6/19/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
What Australians really think and feel about universities
Making sense of a changing world.
6/12/2023 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
Where will the PWC scandal lead?
Making sense of a changing world.
6/5/2023 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
How do bank branch closures affect regional communities?
Making sense of a changing world.
5/29/2023 • 54 minutes, 9 seconds
Australia's dire payroll situation
Making sense of a changing world.
5/15/2023 • 54 minutes, 28 seconds
Kevin Rudd remembers Allan Gyngell
Making sense of a changing world.
5/8/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
Heirs of slavery to apologies for past wrongs
Making sense of a changing world.
5/1/2023 • 53 minutes, 56 seconds
What do research unis want from the government's University Accord?
Making sense of a changing world.
4/24/2023 • 55 minutes, 16 seconds
Where are we going with AI?
Making sense of a changing world.
4/17/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
Saving China's imperial art treasures
Making sense of a changing world.
4/10/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
RBA review and Pentridge Prison opens gates to the past
Making sense of a changing world.
4/3/2023 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
Surfing for gender equality in PNG
Making sense of a changing world.
3/27/2023 • 0
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3/20/2023 • 0
Historic new oceans treaty
Making sense of a changing world.
3/13/2023 • 0
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3/6/2023 • 0
The rise and fall of the UK's flagship gender service for children
Making sense of a changing world.
2/27/2023 • 0
A Foreign Affair and the Norther Rivers floods one year on
Making sense of a changing world.
2/20/2023 • 0
Landmark security trial of the Hong Kong 47
Making sense of a changing world.
2/13/2023 • 0
Jim Chalmers' essay: renovating not only the RBA, but capitalism?
Making sense of a changing world.
2/6/2023 • 0
Russia's new theory of victory under General Sergei Surovikin
Making sense of a changing world.
12/19/2022 • 0
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Making sense of a changing world.
12/12/2022 • 0
South Australia's renewables plan and reflections on American exceptionalism
Plus, new research into why Greek migrants changed or anglicised their names, and why so few have changed back.
12/5/2022 • 0
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11/28/2022 • 0
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10/31/2022 • 0
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Extra, Monday September 19
A forensic look at the proposed changes to the Constitution which would enshrine an indigenous voice to parliament and how Turkey is turning its back on democratic ideals.
9/19/2022 • 0
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Engaging and in depth discussions, debates and interviews presented by Geraldine Doogue.
9/5/2022 • 0
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and women's relationship with alcohol over the years
8/29/2022 • 0
Extra, Monday August 22
After Republican congresswoman Liz Cheney's loss in the Wyoming primary to a Trump-endorsed candidate we discuss the future of the GOP, her possible run for President, and what this all means for the Democrats.
8/22/2022 • 0
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The economics to growing up - A new academic analysis of 21 billion Facebook friendships sheds like on class and social mobility
8/15/2022 • 0
Serious teacher shortage and A Foreign Affair
Serious teacher shortage – Schools are at breaking point unable to find enough teachers. Classes are having to be merged, and teachers are being lured out of retirement to plug holes. The crisis is across public, catholic, and independent schools and has hit cities immune from previous shortages. AITSL chief executive Mark Grant
8/8/2022 • 0
Is Merkel's legacy in tatters and digitising the government services
and a history of the Country Women's Association
8/1/2022 • 0
The dark side of "Gone with the Wind" and who will lead Sri Lanka?
Sri Lankan military ‘whatever it takes’ - with the Sri Lankan president fleeing to the Maldives the Prime Minister has ordered the military to contains protestors. Dr Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu, Executive Director, Centre for Policy Alternative Sri Lanka
7/18/2022 • 0
Wellness in schools and the Tour de Femmes
Wellness in schools: The Victorian government has committed $200 million to place well being leaders in the state's primary schools by 2026. But what exactly is wellbeing? How do you define it - and even more importantly how is it attained? Dr Annie Gowing, University of Melbourne and Helen Aguiar is the principal of Perth College, an Anglican school for girls
7/11/2022 • 0
How to argue well; A foreign affair
How to argue well: Bo Seo is a two-time world champion debater and a former coach of the Australian national debating team and the Harvard College Debating Union. His new book “Good Arguments: How debate teaches us to listen and be heard” is published by Penguin. Bo Seo discusses how to argue well, if at all, in an increasingly polarised world
7/4/2022 • 0
Pandemic preparedness and solar panels in space
and what happens when Fox News watchers switch over to CNN?
6/27/2022 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
Is there a threat to digital democracy and what's the signature of Australian food?
*Digital democracy - Dr Samir Saran, President of the Observer Researcher Foundation in India is calling for greater transnational regulation of the global internet, arguing that technology is an "existential threat" to democracy. He wants technology to be a digital public good and serve the world equally. We need rules and we need to advance digital cooperation.
6/20/2022 • 0
A political potrait of Xi and what is the future of work from home?
and a film about about bird medics in New Dehli
6/13/2022 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
A fractured UK; and the history of the Debney peace in rural Queensland
Plus, great tips on what to watch, read and listen to with The Pick.
6/6/2022 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
A Foreign Affair and the Liberal Party's move to the right
remembering the single minded travel writer Dervla Murphy
5/30/2022 • 54 minutes, 5 seconds
Mining towns want energy transformation; Who is a better economic manager? and life after politics
and a tribute to the late Caroline Jones
5/23/2022 • 52 minutes, 20 seconds
The race for the senate and the activist, poet Judith Wright
and election express
5/16/2022 • 54 minutes, 5 seconds
Wooing the Indian vote; stars and showbiz
and an endgame in the Ukraine.
5/9/2022 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
The battle for Perth's Liberal heartland; is Russia committing genocide in Ukraine?
And tips on what read and watch and hear from our international relations experts.
5/2/2022 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
A Foreign Affair examines elections policies and the recently penned China-Solomon's deal
And Indigenous soldier Jack Huggins survived the notorious Thai-Burma railway in World War II. His daughters, Jackie Huggins and Ngaire Jarro, recently wrote a biography on his life.
4/25/2022 • 52 minutes, 10 seconds
Can Australia save American democracy and the rise in online games
And what do Indonesians think of Australia and its near neighbours
4/10/2022 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
Emergency services crumble under flood pressure and art in public spaces
Plus how to bring more women, and older people into the workforce
4/4/2022 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
Reflections on Russia and will Macron be re-elected again?
And Australia in 50 plays
3/21/2022 • 54 minutes, 5 seconds
Russia cast out of the global economic system and A Foreign Affair - shifts in Asia
And the making of modern Ireland
3/14/2022 • 54 minutes, 5 seconds
Kevin Rudd on China's response to Russia and Germany bolsters defence spend
and the Australian Electoral Commission fights misinformation
3/7/2022 • 54 minutes, 6 seconds
Lessons from the cold war; international turmoil and the upcoming election
and an Australian family helping Jewish holocaust survivors
2/28/2022 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
Gonski funding ten years on and 'is disorder the new international order'?
And The Pick brings you the latest on what to read, watch and listen to.
2/21/2022 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
Class wars in Australia and the history of the women's ocean pool in Sydney
and what makes a great stock-picker? and dynamic covid zero in Hong Kong.
2/14/2022 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
A Foreign Affair; the privilege of proximity
Plus, the chequered history of great public libraries
2/7/2022 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
A short history of Ukraine and Stephen Page's last dance for Bangarra
Russia and Ukraine share history that goes back centuries. But why has Russia never really accepted Ukraine's independence? Arkady Ostrovsky, Russia and Eastern Europe editor of The Economist joins us to explain how history plays into today's tensions.
1/31/2022 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
The Next Generation's Australia
Plus, Dr David Kilcullen and Dr Greg Mills on why the West failed in Afghanistan, and Politicians' Picks - Chris Bowen, Hollie Hughes and Zali Steggall join us with their recommendations for reading, watching and listening this summer.
12/20/2021 • 54 minutes, 7 seconds
What will it take to reverse the decline of democracy?
Plus, Indigenous equine therapy in the Kimberley and ultimate train journeys of the world
12/13/2021 • 39 minutes, 50 seconds
A Foreign Affair: Year in Review
Plus, can our gum trees withstand a warming climate?
12/6/2021 • 45 minutes, 24 seconds
How will the Coalition government fare in next year's election?
How will the Coalition government fare in next year's election? Tax rebels and why fridges are so important
11/29/2021 • 45 minutes, 32 seconds
What can Labor bring to the election campaign?
Plus, the tricky science of trigger warnings and the rise of female share investors.
11/22/2021 • 45 minutes, 17 seconds
Crypto comes of age; Charting two cultures in WA
Plus, meet the veterans pulling in the harvest.
11/15/2021 • 47 minutes, 27 seconds
Macron under pressure and are we really facing a 'great resignation'?
Plus, foreign-affairs related recommendations for reading, watching and listening.
11/8/2021 • 45 minutes, 14 seconds
Facebook Papers and A Foreign Affair: Australia's pivot to India
Facebook revelations lead to it's rebranding as 'META'. Our esteemed guests for A Foreign Affair discuss Australia's pivot to India, the ASEAN summit and the geopolitics of COP26. And the first vampire story in the English language has been found in a library in Queensland.
11/1/2021 • 45 minutes, 19 seconds
Gareth Evans on 30 years of peace in Cambodia and Peter FitzSimons on Australia's greatest (unknown) explorer
Plus, should you consider a job in tech? Tens of thousands of jobs are available in Australia's fastest-growing sector.
10/25/2021 • 45 minutes, 19 seconds
The hollowing out of the public service and the politics of net zero in the regions
Plus, Gillian Tett on using anthropological tools to drive better policy.
