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How will the Coalition government fare in next year's election? Tax rebels and why fridges are so important

Plus, the tricky science of trigger warnings and the rise of female share investors.

Plus, meet the veterans pulling in the harvest.

Plus, foreign-affairs related recommendations for reading, watching and listening.

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.

Plus, should you consider a job in tech? Tens of thousands of jobs are available in Australia's fastest-growing sector.

Plus, Gillian Tett on using anthropological tools to drive better policy.

Plus, recommendations for reading, watching and listening in October.

Plus, Lin Hatfield Dodds on systems leadership and steering Australia's oldest charity The Benevolent Society, CEO of Good Things Australia Foundation Jess Wilson provides practical advice on where you can go to build your digital skills and Catherine Fisher, author of Sound Citizens: Australian Women Broadcasters Claim their Voice, 1923–1956 examines how a cohort of professional women broadcasters, activists and politicians used radio to improve women’s status in Australia from the introduction of radio in 1923 until the introduction of television in 1956.