What is the Willow Project, why has it been trending online, and why did President Biden approve it?

Why warnings from Latvia about Russia's strategic ambitions were dismissed. Guest: Janis Sarts, Director of the NATO Strategic Communications Center of Excellence

Charlotte Blau was a Melbourne-based fashion designer who helped put Australian couture on the map in the United States in the 1950s. Fashion anthropologist Tom McEvoy is trying to find more of her Charlotte Fifth Avenue designs as part of his work documenting the neglected history of Australian designers.

Guest: Tom McEvoy, Fashion anthropologist

The US has turbo-charged the clean energy transition raising concern that it will lure capital, talent and tech through hundreds of billions of dollars worth of subsidies under the Inflation Reduction Act. Can Australia compete or benefit?

What price for the defence of our nation? It’s been a real dilemma forced into our lives to consider due to the big AUKUS agreement on nuclear submarines.

The cost of maintaining this policy idea from the early 2010s is proving extraordinary: the NDIS is now making payments of $2.9 billion a month and estimates for next financial year suggest the total spend will hit almost $40 billion.

"They couldn't trust the skies because of bombs, now they don't trust the ground either." The fate of Syria's earthquake orphans.

A new book follows twelve great anthropologists over fifty years - from the 1880s to the 1930s— and the explores the emerging discipline that evolved out of their remarkable lives.

As environmentalists celebrate the agreement of a new maritime treaty, a new book delves into the history of the law of the sea.

Contemporary media standards have been on sharp display amid a debate about appropriate conduct by the press.