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Dutch chef Ron den Hartogh from Canberra explains how to make two dishes form the same ingredients : a cheese cake but also a type of dessert pudding. (Uit de oude doos: De Nederlandse Meesterkok Ron den Hartogh uit Canberra legt uit hoe je van een basis recept een kwarktaart en een toetje kunt maken. )

Dutchies are not moving enough. Marten de Jongh explains. (Nederlanders zitten teveel, daar moet meer beweging in komen. Marten de Jongh legt uit.)

Anneke Grönloh has sung for the last time... (Anneke Grönloh heeft voor 't laatst "Brandend Zand" gezongen...)

Associate Professor Karien Dekker investigated how Moslims are viewed in certain Australian suburbs. (Associate Professor Karien Dekker deed onderzoek naar hoe moslims ervaren worden in Australische wijken. )

Frans Hertogh's talks about English being a universal language which leads to cultural poverty due to lack of diversification. (Frans Hertogh's heeft het deze week over Engels als universele taal met als gevolg een culturele verarming...waar is de diversiteit?)

Part 2 - Does our Constitution need a rewrite? Do you understand what is in the Australian Constitution? Dr Woldring says it's an "archaic" document that many people are unfamiliar with. unpack hot topics about Australia's system of government with author of Beyond Federation Dr Klaas Woldring.   (Part 2 - Does our Constitution need a rewrite? Do you understand what is in the Australian Constitution? Dr Woldring says it's an "archaic" document that many people are unfamiliar with. unpack hot topics about Australia's system of government with author of Beyond Federation Dr Klaas Woldring )

Part 4 - Changing the electoral system Dr Woldring says we need to look at a solution of representation that meets Australia's needs today. His proposal is to change the House of Representatives electoral system to a multi-party system from multi-member electorate districts, requiring governments to form Coalition. He says it's a well-tested system used in 86 countries - most notably adopted in Europe post WWII.           (Part 4 - Changing the electoral system Dr Woldring says we need to look at a solution of representation that meets Australia's needs today. His proposal is to change the House of Representatives electoral system to a multi-party system from multi-member electorate districts, requiring governments to form Coalition. He says it's a well-tested system used in 86 countries - most notably adopted in Europe post WWII.    )

Part 3 - Is our Federal system working? Dr Klaas Woldring says we have to ask, does Australia need so many governments, parliaments and public services to govern 24 million people? He says we now have 859 politicians, 633 of which are in unnecessary states and 226 in Canberra. He says 400 politicians in Canberra could do the job.         (Part 3 - Is our Federal system working? Dr Klaas Woldring says we have to ask, does Australia need so many governments, parliaments and public services to govern 24 million people? He says we now have 859 politicians, 633 of which are in unnecessary states and 226 in Canberra. He says 400 politicians in Canberra could do the job.    )

We unpack hot topics about Australia's system of government with author of Beyond Federation Dr Klaas Woldring. Should Australia become a republic? If so, what sort of republic would we want? Does our Constitution need a rewrite? Does our Federal system make us over-governed? Should we adopt a multi-party system to foster cooperation? Part 1 - Republic yes or no? If so what type?   (Part 1 - Republic yes or no? If so what type? Should Australia become a republic? Dr Klaas Woldring says we instead need to ask the question, "What kind of republic do Australians want?")

The VOC Rooswijk sank in 1740 near the British coast after a day of sailing from the Netherlands. It was found in 1996 and now Dutch and British maritime archaeologists are working against the clock to salvage what they can says Martijn Manders from the RIjksdienst Cutureel Erfgoed. Part 1 (De VOC Rooswijk verging in 1740 voor de Britse kust maar werd pas in 1996 gevonden! Martijn Manders van het RIjksdienst Cutureel Erfgoed is een van de Nederlandse maritieme archeologen die meewerkt aan het bergen van de schatten van de Rooswijk. Deel 1)