Historian Emma Shortis talks about the latest in US politics including the Virginia election, as well as Australian diplomacy fails, and the COP26 climate talks. Emma is an author and Research Fellow at the EU Centre of Excellence at RMIT. Political historian Judith Brett reflects on over 40 years of writing about Australian politics, as she discusses subjects from her new book of past essays, Doing Politics: Writing on Public Life. Judith is Emeritus Professor of Politics at La Trobe University. Jordan Crook, Nature Conservation Campaigner at the Victorian National Parks Association and Qualified Arborist, chats about the concerning changes to native forest logging laws in Victoria, as well as some positive news for national parks in Central West Victoria and forest conservation.
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By RRR - Triple RHistorian Emma Shortis talks about the latest in US politics including the Virginia election, as well as Australian diplomacy fails, and the COP26 climate talks. Emma is an author and Research Fellow at the EU Centre of Excellence at RMIT. Political historian Judith Brett reflects on over 40 years of writing about Australian politics, as she discusses subjects from her new book of past essays, Doing Politics: Writing on Public Life. Judith is Emeritus Professor of Politics at La Trobe University. Jordan Crook, Nature Conservation Campaigner at the Victorian National Parks Association and Qualified Arborist, chats about the concerning changes to native forest logging laws in Victoria, as well as some positive news for national parks in Central West Victoria and forest conservation.
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