The Roundtable

Public broadcasting was once the dominant form of broadcasting in many countries, so how is it adapting to the media landscape of the 21st century?.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has solidified the resolve of NATO member states after the destabilising period of the Trump presidency.

Health advocates are calling on the new Albanese Government to appoint a Minister of Loneliness.

The Roundtable this week looks at three different scenarios regarding refugees. Why have asylum seeker boats restarted to Australia? Where are the world’s most neglected displacement crises? And why Tik Tok has become a source of reliable information for people fleeing their countries.

The Albanese government has committed to having new legislation for a national anti-corruption body tabled in parliament by the end of this year. What will it look like and what powers should it have?

Australians spend $26 billion a year gambling. What does the gambling industry spend on the community to make up for its monumental profits?

This week marks the 5th anniversary of the Uluru Statement From The Heart which calls for an  Indigenous voice to Parliament, a Makarrata Commission overseeing treaty agreements, and a national process for  truth-telling.

The new Federal Government has promised to implement the Uluru Statement with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese committing to a referendum in the government’s first term.

But before any referendum can occur, the government needs to introduce a bill outlining its proposed changes to the Constitution and that bill needs to be passed by both Houses of Parliament

Anthony Albanese has led the Labor Party to defeat the LNP after the coalitions' near decade in office.

And while it remains unclear whether Labor will form a majority government, the Liberal Party has suffered major losses to "teal" independents in 'safe' Liberal seats.

Spending, restrictions and oversight – just how is this election’s political advertising shaping up?

In this election, all eyes are on the so-called ‘teal’ independents running in urban, inner-city seats, and threatening to unseat at least one senior Cabinet minister.