The Salman Rushdie stabbing: why he was targeted
Salman Rushdie has been stabbed at a New York lecture and could lose sight in one eye. The motivation behind the attack may be more than 30 years old. In 1989 the Iranian spiritual leader Ayatollah Ru...
21 Elo 202221min
Are Australia’s coal companies underreporting their methane emissions?
The Science Briefing is a new podcast from LiSTNR and The Royal Institution of Australia about the science of everything and your new go-to podcast for your snapshot of science news. In this episode, ...
20 Elo 202213min
Ezi Magbegor is taking the world by storm
This year’s FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup is only a month away and Ezi Magbegor is more than ready. A self-described ‘quiet person’ Ezi says she has tried to stay grounded during her meteoric rise...
19 Elo 202224min
Will a Native American technique help save Australian Indigenous languages?
Native Americans have been teaching Indigenous Australians how to strengthen their languages at a conference in Alice Springs. The Master-Apprentice method was developed by small Indigenous language c...
18 Elo 202219min
The man who exposed Scott Morrison’s secret portfolios
The nation has been stunned by revelations in Simon Benson’s new book Plagued, where we learned former Prime Minister Scott Morrison assigned ministerial portfolios to himself. His colleagues in the p...
17 Elo 202219min
Stop It At The Start: talking to your children about domestic violence
Not all disrespect towards women ends in violence, but all violence against women starts with disrespectful behaviour. We want to set good examples for the young people we influence in our lives. S...
16 Elo 202212min
Australia’s leading investigative journalist Nick McKenzie on neo-Nazis in Australia
We’re joined by leading investigative journalist Nick McKenzie to take a deep dive into Australia's neo-Nazi movement. McKenzie has gained footage from inside secret meetings, bush camps, gym sessions...
16 Elo 202222min
Misdiagnosis: when your doctor is not listening
It’s estimated 140,000 people have medical issues misdiagnosed in Australia every year, and as many as 4000 end in death. We’re joined by Mary Dahm from the ANU’s Institute for Communication in Health...
15 Elo 202221min
