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Yasmin Arkinstall's one-women opera tells the story of living with OCD

If we had a time machine, we could go back and fix the mistakes we've made. But that probably isn't the best way to prevent mistakes before they happen...

Trish Kerin believes everyone has a right to be safe at work and has a creative way to encourage us to spot warning signs early, saving us from mistakes ahead of time.

The Dartmouth Institute has an interesting mission: to “improve the communication of medical evidence to physicians, journalists, policymakers, and the public … to help them see through excessive fear and hope created by exaggerated and selective reporting in medical journals, advertising, and the news.”

Dr Steven Woloshin is Professor of Medicine and co-director at the Institute, and about to attend the Preventing Overdiagnosis conference in Copenhagen, where he’ll chair a session on communicating about overdiagnosis in mainstream journalism and on social media.

Guest: Dr Steven Woloshin, Professor of Medicine and co-director at The Dartmouth Institute.

Even Zoom wants its workers back in the office. So what does this mean for the future of remote work?

Cambodia's prime minister Hun Sen will hand power to his son, Hun Manet, on August 22

Two years ago, Meagan complained to the ABC that our coverage of sexual assault cases was too negative, and it didn't reflect her personal experience.

One of Australia’s most lauded poets, Sarah Holland-Batt spent her teenage years in the US, and had dreams of another career. But that was all up-ended by the diagnosis of her father with Parkinson's and her family’s move back to Australia. His experience in aged care led Sarah to become a vocal advocate for better conditions in aged care facilities, and her latest book of poetry, The Jaguar, is dedicated to her father and won the Stella Prize in 2023.

Guest: Sarah Holland-Batt, Professor of Creative Writing, QUT

Emerging football nations are aspiring to compete in the Women's World Cup

We're getting pretty familiar with hearing people talk about AI and what it could mean for our future.

Luckily we humans still have the power to shape how that will look.

Rashina Hoda is one of those humans and she's hoping to make sure AI is used in an ethical way.

Magabala Books is Australia's oldest independent Indigenous publishing house.