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While remote Aboriginal communities are safer, everyday living is more complicated. There's a 600 dollar cab fare to town, and then Centrelink has to approve toys for your kids. Lorena Allam reports from Katherine in the Northern Territory. Read Transcript
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There's an epidemic of child abuse and it's worst in Queensland. Poverty's fuelling it, but it's sparked by something deeper. To stop it, we need to turn our social policies upside down. Reporter Ian Townsend Read Transcript
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The global economic collapse is now seen to be caused by greed and theft. There's a parallel in the looting of metals, especially copper, around the world. Reporter, Stan Correy. Read Transcript
The generation called the 'Children of the Revolution', now young adults, speak about the frustrations, the hardships, and the ways they use their sexuality, music (and blogging) to rebel against repression and speak freely. Reporter Zohreh Soleimani, BBC.
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repeated Tuesdays 7pm
Sunday 23 November 2008
We get the inside story of how the Italian diaspora was harvested for political votes, and how the little Italies found a way to make - and break - governments in Rome. Reporter: James Panichi
Three of the men responsible for the October 2002 bombings have been executed for their part in the bombings. In this Walkley nominated program, Di Martin spoke with another of the Bali bombers, Ali Imron. Unlike the three executed, Ali Imron has apologised for his part in the bombings and is now working with authorities to try and reduce the risk of more terrorism.
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Counterpoint
with Michael Duffy
Because all great minds don't think the same...
