Inside Story

Podcasts In Melbourne, progress on chronic fatigue Peter Clarke 24 November 2016 Peter Clarke talks to Bio21 researcher Chris Armstrong about new research that challenges popular views of this enigmatic illness Podcasts Me, myself and I Kate Burridge & Peter Clarke 24 June 2016 Inside Language | Why does the perpendicular pronoun cause us so much trouble? Peter Clarke talks to linguist Kate Burridge Podcasts Untangling nots Kate Burridge & Peter Clarke 8 April 2016 Inside Language | It’s long been one of the sharper words in the language, but does it still pack a punch? Kate Burridge talks to Peter Clarke Podcasts The contronym conundrum Kate Burridge & Peter Clarke 28 March 2016 Inside Language | A surprising number of English words have completely different meanings in different contexts. Linguist Kate Burridge discusses why with Peter Clarke

Podcasts Spin control Peter Clarke 5 November 2015 Jane Goodall and Stephen Mills join Peter Clarke to take the temperature of the political interview Podcasts Coalition still ahead in New South Wales, still behind in Canberra Peter Clarke 23 March 2015 Down to the wire? In this fifteen-minute podcast, Peter Clarke talks to psephologist Peter Brent about this Saturday’s NSW election and the federal… Podcasts Three elections and a hypothesis Peter Clarke 22 January 2015 The Coalition lost in Victoria and looks like doing less well than expected in Queensland and New South Wales. Peter Clarke discusses why, and what it says about the… Podcasts Fixing the Senate Peter Clarke 16 May 2014 Senate voting needs to be simpler and more transparent. Brian Costar talks to Peter Clarke about a plan to fix the system, and looks at the politics of the federal budget

Podcasts “I needed to know all about them. And, more than that, I needed to write about them” Peter Clarke 23 December 2010 Brian McFarlane talks to Peter Clarke about a lifetime at the movies Podcasts Getting off the bus Peter Clarke 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 … National affairs Rob Oakeshott: Why I became an independent Terry Lane 25 August 2010 In this interview with Terry Lane, first broadcast in 2002, the newly independent MP discusses why he joined the Nationals, and why he left Podcasts “If you can reach that point of almost nonchalance in playing, that’s a different level of creativity again” Peter Clarke 30 June 2010 John Bell talks to Peter Clarke about acting, King Lear and the Bell Shakespeare Company