RN Drive - Full program podcast

Governments proposes laws to deport terrorists. Renewables, NEG and batteries: unpacking Labor's energy policy. VIC Election 2018: Andrews vs Guy . Federal Politics: anti-terror deportation laws and Labor's energy policy. Chinese: the most influential cuisine in the world? Research filter: whale song, opioids and coffee. New conservative activist group targets GetUp! Interpol take safe route in appointing new president. North by Northwest.

Muslim leaders refuse meeting with Scott Morrison. Michael Keenan on federal politics and encryption laws. Bali Nine's Renae Lawrence hours from release. US President stands by Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi murder. Facebook pledges $7.9 million to train journalists in UK. Tech Head: China, cyber attacks and Facebook's war. Being smart about future-planning Australian cities. Can the US learn from Finnish forest fire prevention? Die Roten Punkte: Rock Bang.

Tanya Plibersek on migration policy, empowering women and federal politics. Will cutting Australia's migration intake help with congested cities? BBC film crew praised and criticised for saving penguins. Push for new encryption laws in wake of Melbourne terror plot arrests. Business and Finance: Comyn in the spotlight at banking royal commission. Kelly O'Dwyer announces Women's Economic Security Package. Journey Beyond Fear.

Foreign Minister Marise Payne on the fallout from APEC. Final round of public hearings for the Banking Royal Commission begin. NZ's anonymous testicular cancer screening booth. NSW faces backlash over proposed changes to child protection and adoption laws. Shadow Assistant Treasurer Andrew Leigh on negative gearing and anti-corruption. Country Drive: Rural #metoo, coal and durian. What next for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange? Narrow victory for Frank Bainimarama in Fiji election. Laura Elizabeth Woollett: A Beautiful Revolutionary in Jonestown.

BREXIT: UK PM Theresa May's leadership under threat. The Wrap: Summit season, Victorian election and controversial candidates. Let's Get Quizzical: Jenna Owen vs Ben Nielsen. My Feed: The Big Watermelon, BirthdayCakeGate & 'Don't Say It'. Hawksley Workman gets nostalgic for the Battlefords.

Richard Marles on federal politics and APEC Leader's Summit. A year on from the same-sex marriage postal survey. Labor pledges free tampons and pads in state schools. Federal Politics: ASEAN, Israel embassy and foreign political donations. Brexit: the "endgame" has begun, says Teresa May. Research Filter: new kilo, multitasking and giraffes. Indigenous women in Canada file class-action lawsuit over forced sterilisation. A constitutional crisis is unfolding in Sri Lanka. Broken and Bottomless: New Australian theatre.

My Health Record deadline extended to January 31. PM tries to rescue Indonesia trade deal amid Israel embassy friction. 'Squeegee cops' catch dozens of motorists on mobiles. Melissa Price on energy policy, environment and the Pacific. US doctors take on the NRA. Tech Head: flying cars, windows 10 and drone breach. CNN sues White House over revoked credentials. Erika Lee: A history of xenophobia.

Senate expected to pass changes to redistribution of GST. Researchers hopeful neck scan could predict dementia years earlier. Gargasoulas found guilty of six counts of murder after Melbourne CBD attack. NSW Greens are having their own Me Too moment. Filipino news website Rappler charged with tax evasion. Business and finance: Westpac, the share market, energy and reusable cups. At least 42 killed as California fires continue to burn. Dignitaries opt not to stay in PNG for APEC summit. Artlands and the super slow way.

Tony Burke on radical Islam and immigration. Bali Nine's Renae Lawrence set to be released from prison. Is the government backtracking on plans to get kids off Nauru? Australians are mistakenly putting soft plastics in the recycling. Scotland to mandate LGBTI-inclusive education. The Girl Scouts are suing the Boy Scouts. Country Drive: Strawberry arrest, drought and Murray Goulburn. Student activists feared missing in China. Repatriation of Rohingya refugees 'dangerous' and 'premature'. Ghosthunter.

The Wrap: Malcolm Turnbull, Luke Foley, state elections and China. Does Australia have a loneliness problem? One dead and two injured following incident on Melbourne's Bourke Street. Let's Get Quizzical: Sara James vs James Colley. My Feed: Betoota vs Sportsbet, White House fake news and New York Times uses 'whomst'. Paul Kelly embraces the poetry of Nature.