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The Government's 'glass half full' economic outlook, Kremlin interference in the UK, and the heist of half a billion dollars' worth of squid by Chinese 'dark fleets'.
Political story telling, and the campaign to raise the age of criminal responsibility from 10 years to 14 years.
As New Zealand heads to a general election on September 19th, Oliver Hartwich assesses the country's COVID 19 response, its economy and politics..
We remember civil rights activist and congressman John Lewis, and discuss the Middle East wars conducted by President Trump.
For 75 years, the world has been one 'push of a button' away from nuclear war. Now, it's closer than ever.
Ian Dunt assesses politics in the UK as Brexit draws closer. David Shimer discusses his new book ' Rigged: America, Russia and one hundred years of electoral interference'. A celebration of two internationally acclaimed Australian actors; Zoe Caldwell and Judith Anderson.
Bruce Shapiro on the latest from America, human challenge trials, ethics and COVID-19 and the lives of houses
Laura Tingle asks whether Australia needs to look beyond China-U.S. relations and strengthen ties with our neighbours. We take a look inside Melbourne's locked down public housing towers. Journalist Vincent Bevin examines how U.S.-backed mass atrocities shaped the world we live in today.
Should school in the U.S. re-open at President Trump's insistence? An Australian lawyer fights for justice in Seychelles. How the legend of Ned Kelly was formed by a 'gonzo' gang of journalists.
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