Under fire: who is policing the police?
There’s been a worrying rise in police killing and injuring people in the line of duty. Including the recent tasering of 95-year-old great grandmother Clare Nowland. Hearing about such cases on the ne...
7 Jun 202322min
Addicted to porn? This is what to do
Porn addiction isn’t a clinical diagnosis, but psychologists are seeing more and more people whose lives are dictated by when they can get their next dopamine hit from porn. You’ll hear from man we ...
6 Jun 202319min
Explained: the science that led to Kathleen Folbigg’s release from jail
Kathleen Folbigg has been released from prison after serving 20 years for murdering her four children. Yesterday, she received the pardon she’s been waiting for, for over two decades. We’re joined by...
5 Jun 202321min
Why there could be no male primary teachers by 2050
The number of male teachers in Australia has been steadily declining for decades. In Queensland for example, in the past two decades, the number of female teachers in the state’s schools increased by ...
4 Jun 202318min
BONUS: Succession Obsession: how a TV series won a cult following
The drama of the Roy family has captured the worlds attention, been compared to Shakespeare and created it’s own fashion wave. Why has Succession created so much hype and is it deserved? In this bonus...
3 Jun 202318min
Pete Helliar from the Project to the jungle
Comedian Peter Helliar has done it all, from the jungle to co-hosting the Project, to even being declared dead. I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here was never a reality television experience that had te...
2 Jun 202332min
"I was in a moment of history": The Ben Roberts-Smith verdict
Ben Roberts-Smith, former SAS soldier and Victoria Cross recipient lost his defamation case against Nine newspapers yesterday, with the judge finding Roberts-Smith committed war crimes. We sit down wi...
1 Jun 202322min
“A stab in an open wound”: why your student loan is blowing out today
Today student debts will increase by 7.1% for more than three million Australians thanks to indexation. The average national student debt is $24,770.75 and will be increased by an extra $1758.72 . We ...
31 Mai 202320min
