Ideas at the House

Join powerhouses Clementine Ford and Flex Mami, both of whom found the courage to call out injustice, and be inspired to find your own voice.

 

Hosted by Edwina Throsby 

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Join this inspiring survivor for a triumphant account of how one brave voice can begin to change the system.  

Hosted by Edwina Throsby.

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Governments across the globe are cracking down on press freedom. Get to know the courageous journalists who are sacrificing everything to tell the truth.

Recorded at Antidote 2019 this episode features Maria Ressa, Lina Attalah, Irina Borogan, Steve Coll and is hosted Peter Greste.

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In a fair society, everybody has what they need - but prejudice against people with disabilities creates barriers to economic independence. Join this necessary panel to learn about what needs to change. 

Recorded at Antidote 2019 this episode features Damian Griffis, Samantha Connor, Bruce Bonyhady and is hosted by Jackie Leach Scully.

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Africa is home to vibrant film industries, local talk shows, and a digitally-obsessed population. But what are the challenges journalists face when the government is controlling? And how can independent media be protected? Recorded at Antidote 2019 this episode features Mausi Segun, Catherine Gicheru, Prue Clarke and is hosted by Elaine Pearson. 

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Justice is regarded as fundamental to civilised society, but ideas around what is fair and just reflect the values of a culture. Is it possible to reach a universal understanding of justice? And  if it is, what happens when that justice fails?

Recorded at ANTIDOTE 2019 this episode features Kimberley Motley, Melissa Lucashenko, Peta Blood and is hosted by Larissa Behrendt.

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Habiburahman has encountered torture, detention and statelessness. This moving session is a testimonial to the strength of human spirit, and a look at some truths behind the global refugee crisis.

Hosted by Olivia Rousset. 

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Session 2: Future Thinking

As the scale of the loss and devastation continues to mount, our communities have pulled together, and our politics and policies have been called into question. But the biggest question of all is, what do we do now? Is this a turning point in our nation's history?

Hosted by Lenore Taylor, editor of The Guardian Australia with Oliver Costello, John Connor, David Bowman, Danielle Celermajer and Lenore Taylor.

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Session 1: Relief & Response

This event brings together community members and experts for a discussion about the way forward. From small community fundraisers, to wildlife recovery, to land management, politics and the economy, what sort of future do we want to rebuild?

Hosted by Julia Baird with Lorena Allam, Christine Morgan, Erin Riley, Nick Ritar, Dr. Larry Vogelnest, Elizabeth Mossop and Julia Baird. 

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Thae Yong-ho is one of the highest-ranking officials to defect from North Korea. What can he tell us about the secrets and lies of one of the world's most repressive regimes?

 

Recorded at ANTIDOTE 2019 this episode features Thae Yong-ho & Anna Fifield and is hosted by Peter Hartcher.

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