Sunday Extra - Separate stories podcast

Whispered in Gaza is an animated series with the voices of Gazans expressing their true feelings about life Hamas rule.

Bias is usually regarded as something to avoid in scientific research, but that doesn't always have to be the case.

James Hill explores the role his lived experience as a queer Ngarrindjeri man plays in his research, and what can be gained by inviting bias into science.

Next live show:

Ockham's Razor is coming to the World Science Festival in Brisbane and we'd love to see you there. You can find tickets here.

Filipino poet José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda is a national hero whose statute can be found in town plazas across the Philippines.

Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is turning to podcasting to address what he calls 'one of the most vexed and consequential questions of our time.'

To tackle welfare fraud, European countries are using algorithmic formulas to determine which recipients might be cheating the system. But investigative journalists with access to the algorithm’s inputs discovered systemic bias on ethnicity and gender grounds, with potentially drastic consequences for those affected.

Guest: Gabriel Geiger, lead reporter on the Lighthouse Reports and WIRED investigation

In the second and final episode of Dead Man's Secrets, reporter Josh Robertson investigates the grisly murder of the powerful Papuan executive who negotiated one of Australia’s biggest foreign assistance packages.

The camera lens of William Yang captured one of the most pivotal cultural moments in Australian history while also breaking photography norms - the gay liberation movement in Sydney during the 1970s and 80s.

Fifty thousand people will be marching across the Sydney Harbour Bridge calling for more equality in Asia-Pacific countries where homosexuality is still banned and rights are restricted.

Ben Lott completed one of the world's toughest races four years after a brain injury from a fall meant he had to learn to walk and talk again.

When you think of Australia's most famous coral, the Great Barrier Reef likely comes to mind. 

But there's a coral reef ecosystem in the north of WA that also deserves attention.

Today, Zoe takes us on a journey to the corals of the Kimberley region, to tell us why they give her hope for the future of coral populations globally.