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Bruce Shapiro with the latest from the US, author and historian Deborah Lipstadt on anti-Semitism and writer Edward Rutherfurd discusses his latest epic on China.

Laura Tingle on what was missing from the budget, Nancy Wisser on Clonehenge and Max Quinn on making films in the polar extremes.

Jackie French chats with Phillip Adams about her remarkable career as an author for children and adults, her books that are writing women back into history and her passion for wombats.

Hannah McGlade examines the budget and its priorities for Indigenous Australians. And still on the Budget - David Fricker and Melanie Oppenheimer discuss what a lack of funds mean for the National Archives. Stephen Walker has the astonishing story of the first human to leave our planet and journey into space.

Bruce Shapiro discusses Republican infighting, Chris Doyle takes a look at the Syrian elections and Suzanne Rutland talks about her biography of the businessman Isi Liebler.

Laura Tingle with a budget preview, Arundhati Roy on COVID in India and Janice Hume on the social history of obituaries.

From a solitary life in Spain where cinema was a passion and escape, Al Clark has forged a successful career as a film producer, after many years in the music industry in London.

Ian Dunt's UK takes in super Thursday where local elections across Britain are about to take place, voters also get ready in Scotland and then there's a crucial by-election in what was once Labour heartland. Former Greens Senator Scott Ludlam discusses his new book Full Circle: the search for the world that comes next.

Bruce Shapiro has the latest from the US, analyst Fiona Mullen gives an insight into a divided Cyprus and Janine Burke contemplates trees.

Laura Tingle on the latest from Canberra, two women on the latest protests from Myanmar and John Bell on leadership and Shakespeare.