Politics
The federal government’s ‘junk’ carbon credits.
A new report by the Australian Conservation Foundation and the Australia Institute has shone a light on ‘junk’ carbon credits
Native forest logging banned from 2024 in Western Australia
Western Australia recently announced that native logging will be banned from 2024. Reporter Lilian Bernhardt explains the decision, the timber industry’s response, […]
Job Losses in Higher Education
For this weeks News Talk, producer Emile Pavlic caught up with Eliza Littleton from the Australia Institute to talk about their latest […]
Loud & Queer: trans people on social media and an update on that One Nation bill ft. a special guest
It seems transgender people are still facing the impact of right wing populism in another week on the internet, but what does […]
Loud & Queer: Gallery 17’s Kabir talks breaking down barriers for POC artists
Sammy holds an interview with Naarm-based creative Kabir (they/she/he), about their latest work. Kabir is the Community Advisor at St Kilda’s Gallery […]
Loud & Queer: Creative pursuits and Wearing it Purple
Sam, Laura and Liz get together for a relaxed Sunday chat about all things creative pursuits during lockdown, what Wear it Purple […]
Loud & Queer: June Jones on her new single ‘Motorcycle’ and album
This week, we interrupt our regular programming to hear all about June Jones’ new single ‘Motorcycle’, her album Leafcutter, and the ebbs […]
News Talks: School strikers react to climate report
The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report confirms what every School Striker already knows: climate change is happening now, and […]
Darren Cheeseman MP: A career in politics
Why should young people run for political roles? Reporter Rachael Vassallo spoke to Victorian MP Darren Cheeseman about the importance of politics […]
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Loud & Queer: Spooky Halloween special
Break out the popcorn, it’s time to discuss all things creepy, spooky, and queer-coded villainy in this Halloween special. Listen to Liz […]