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In the red zone
Peter Clarke
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
Living the language
Kate Burridge & Peter Clarke
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
Will democracy survive?
Peter Clarke
15 September 2009
Democracy did not emerge as an historical inevitability,
John Keane
tells
Peter Clarke
Podcasts
Schooling and the common good
Peter Clarke
31 August 2009
Jack Keating
discusses his new report on education with
Peter Clarke
Podcasts
Getting back to the craft
Peter Clarke
9 August 2009
Peter Clarke
talks to four journalists and researchers about alternative futures for journalism
Podcasts
A trillion dollars on the table
Peter Clarke
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
Uniting the opposition in Iran
Peter Clarke
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
Democracy gains momentum in Iran
Peter Clarke
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
Evolution and creativity
Peter Clarke
19 May 2009
Peter Clarke
talks to
Denis Dutton
about his book,
The Art Instinct
Podcasts
Has radio’s future passed?
Jock Given & Peter Clarke
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
Making famine history?
Peter Clarke
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
Revolutionary highway
Peter Clarke
24 March 2009
There’s no turning back for the news media.
Margaret Simons
discusses the threats and opportunities with
Peter Clarke
Podcasts
State of anticipation
Peter Clarke
15 March 2009
Brian Costar
discusses next Saturday’s Queensland election with
Peter Clarke
Podcasts
Black Saturday’s prehistory
Peter Clarke
13 March 2009
Understanding the inevitability of devastating fires is essential for local communities and policy makers, historian
Tom Griffiths
tells
Peter Clarke
Podcasts
Childcare: where we came from and where we’re going
Peter Clarke
6 March 2009
Peter Clarke
talks to Deborah Brennan about child care policy and the longer term impact of the fall of ABC Learning
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