The Briefing

More than 2,000 New Zealanders have been deported since 2014 when the federal government changed laws to make it easier to send Kiwis with a criminal record back across the ditch. The problem is, many...

2 Jun 202122min

Being a vet and working with animals might seem like a dream job...but vets are at a higher risk of emotional distress and burnout...and the pandemic has made it worse. We’re joined by Dr Warwick Va...

1 Jun 202119min

Australia’s Covid-19 vaccine rollout has been plagued by problems. First it was difficulty sourcing vials, and then people across the world started developing blood clots after receiving the AstraZen...

31 Mai 202120min

Are Geriatric Millennials the heroes the world needs? Geriatric millennials are generally people born in the early 1980s and they make up some of the world’s leading CEOs including Facebook’s Mark Z...

30 Mai 202121min

Rove McManus is undoubtably one of Australia’s favourite TV personalities of all time, popularising the US format of late-night television on our own soil before taking on the medium in the States. ...

28 Mai 202126min

Coal mining employs around 50,000 people directly... so why does coal dominate Australian politics?! It came up again at the weekend’s NSW by-election where Labor got smashed and the Nationals were r...

27 Mai 202125min

Of all the things to destabilise Bitcoin... it turns out the environment has been a key factor. The digital currency has seen some wild price drops over the last two weeks. It peaked at 63,000 USD ...

26 Mai 202121min

Monica Dux has written a book called Lapsed... about walking away from Catholicism, her childhood religion. It’s a relevant story in today’s world because Catholicism in Australia has been in slow d...

25 Mai 202119min