The turbulent history of Radio Australia.

We explore the history surrounding the vexed decision by Germany to allow its Leopard tanks to be delivered to the Ukranian front.  Why has it divided its leaders and people?   And will this decision change the course of the war?

The BBC program examines Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s role during 2002 anti-Muslim riots. New Delhi’s move to ban sharing of the documentary has only brought more attention to issue. Guest: Salil Tripathi, writer and author of Offence: The Hindu Case

Electric vehicle road trips surged over the summer holidays as many car owners set off on long road trips. With more EVs expected to be sold in 2023, will charge facilities keep up?  Guests: Tom Gan, EV YouTuber Ludicrous Feed and Ross De Rango, Head of Energy and Infrastructure, Electric Vehicle Council

The dream of Palestinian statehood and memories of what the Palestinian people have lost, is at the heart of author Raja Shehadeh’s latest memoir, called ‘We Could Have Been Friends, My Father and I’.

A look back on 2022 and predictions for 2023 with George Megalogenis and Cathy McGowan.

Putin has appointed General Sergei Surovikin to lead the Ukraine offensive. This appointment promises an even crueller and better managed conflict.

A coup attempt involving an elderly aristocrat, former members of the German police and special forces, and QAnon conspiracy theorists was foiled in Germany last week. Just what sort of extremism is fomenting in Germany?

Guest: Andreas Kluth, Bloomberg opinion columnist

What does the first complete analysis of a fossilised skull of the giant wombat Ramsayia magna tell us about what it looked like and how it lived? Plus, Australian scientists confirm marsupial and placental mammals evolved in the Southern Hemisphere — up-ending current scientific theories

The Flinders Ranges, the Nullarbor, the Pilbara, the Riverina: they’re all part of  the Outback. A beautiful new book, published by the CSIRO explores the arid region which covers most of the continent.