Government and governance | Australia
Do Australians need to know which church a politician belongs to? And are religious values reflected in policy choices? (more…)
July 2019
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National Security Podcast: Kelly Magsamen on US National Security Policy
International relations | Australia
In Episode 33 of the National Security Podcast we talk to Kelly Magsamen about American national security policy, what is driving it, where it is going, and if we’re headed into...
July 2019
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Cold wars, icy handshakes, and a changing climate
Economics and finance | Australia
What can you read into the body language of the world’s politicians when they press the flesh? Is the G20 anything more than a support group for embattled and unloved leaders?...
July 2019
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Hold the front page – media policy and problems
Government and governance | Australia
Fake news, global media moguls flexing their political muscles, getting people to pay for journalism, and the challenge posed by social media companies – the problems facing the media and journalism...
July 2019 63 minutes
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Hugh White on How to Defend Australia
International relations | Australia
In this National Security Podcast extra, we speak to Professor Hugh White AO about his new book, How to Defend Australia. (more…)
July 2019
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National security and the media in Southeast Asia
Government and governance | Southeast Asia
Chris Farnham speaks to three journalists from leading Southeast Asian media outlets discussing East Asian geopolitics, the influence of great powers in the ASEAN region, and how the media landscape is...
July 2019
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Will new alliances stand between voters and their tax cuts?
Government and governance | Australia
On this week’s Democracy Sausage the panel tackle a paradox of politics, new alliances in Parliament, Scott Morrison at the G20, and Trump’s historic handshake at the Korean DMZ. (more…)
July 2019
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