Podcasts
5 September 2012
In this 1978 interview, Packer provides a rare insight into his childhood and the influence of his father
Podcasts
2 November 2011
The Australian’s online paywall is up and running. The New York Times has announced strong subscriber figures. Peter Clarke discusses the prospects…
Podcasts
11 October 2011
Peter Clarke talks to Margaret Simons and Tim Dunlop about the federal government’s media inquiry and the fallout from the judgement in the Andrew Bolt case
Podcasts
23 December 2010
Brian McFarlane talks to Peter Clarke about a lifetime at the movies
Podcasts
16 September 2010
Neither the major parties nor the media coped well with the seventeen days of uncertainty after the election. Peter Clarke talks to Sophie Black and Brian …
Podcasts
30 June 2010
John Bell talks to Peter Clarke about acting, King Lear and the Bell Shakespeare Company
Podcasts
18 June 2010
The story of how two journalists unearthed the Securency scandal shows what would be lost if newspapers stop funding investigative journalism. They talked to Peter Clarke
Podcasts
28 April 2010
Barack Obama has gone onto the front foot, but did he leave it too late? Political historian David Farber discusses the post–healthcare reform prospects with Peter Clarke
Podcasts
14 April 2010
Margaret Simons (pictured) talks to Peter Clarke about a challenging co-writing project, the political memoirs of Malcolm Fraser
Podcasts
2 December 2009
Chrissy Sharp and Michael Williams talk to Peter Clarke about Melbourne’s new literary hub, the Wheeler Centre
Podcasts
16 November 2009
Six months into the job, the ABC’s director of news, Kate Torney, talks to Peter Clarke about where the national broadcaster is headed
Podcasts
9 November 2009
Australian journalist Martin Chulov tells Peter Clarke about the challenges of reporting from Iraq and the preparations for January’s election
Podcasts
1 October 2009
After nearly a quarter of a century collecting data among the Mennonites of southern Ontario, Kate Burridge is identifying the broader linguistic implications of her…
Podcasts
15 September 2009
Democracy did not emerge as an historical inevitability, John Keane tells Peter Clarke
Podcasts
31 August 2009
Jack Keating discusses his new report on education with Peter Clarke
Podcasts
9 August 2009
Peter Clarke talks to four journalists and researchers about alternative futures for journalism
Podcasts
20 July 2009
Six months into his presidency, Barack Obama is facing the first major legislative test of his administration, Simon Jackman tells Peter Clarke
Podcasts
25 June 2009
Ali Ansari, director of the Iranian Institute at the University of St Andrews, talks to Peter Clarke about the growing split in Iran’s ruling elite
Podcasts
7 June 2009
Ali Ansari describes to Peter Clarke how the economic downturn and the sidelining of Iran’s powerful Guardian Council have thrown open this Friday’s presidential election
Podcasts
19 May 2009
Peter Clarke talks to Denis Dutton about his book, The Art Instinct
Podcasts
5 May 2009
Fifteen years after it was first proposed, digital radio is almost here. Has it come too late, asks Jock Given in this interview with Peter Clarke
Podcasts
30 March 2009
With globalised communications and food relief, are we seeing the end of famine? Peter Clarke talks to Cormac Ó Gráda about his new book, Famine: A Short History
Podcasts
24 March 2009
There’s no turning back for the news media. Margaret Simons discusses the threats and opportunities with Peter Clarke
Podcasts
15 March 2009
Brian Costar discusses next Saturday’s Queensland election with Peter Clarke
Podcasts
13 March 2009
Understanding the inevitability of devastating fires is essential for local communities and policy makers, historian Tom Griffiths tells Peter Clarke
