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Is literature, as Ezra Pound said, news that stays news? If so, where does that place the teenagers of Braybrook College, Melbourne who have just published their first book? Read Transcript
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Whats life like now for second and third genertaion Italo/Australians. When their realitves first arrived they were mostly poor and couldn't speak English. They endured all of the insults that Australia had to offer but did they make a better life for their families and for Australia as a whole? Read Transcript
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100 years ago the Australian Federal Parliament introduced the invalid and old age pension. At the time it was hailed as a landmark in social reform but is it? Read Transcript
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The Victorian era was a time of endless possibility and change. There was industrial expansion, economic prgress and a world wide empire. So how much of what happened then is still happening now? Read Transcript
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How does conscience voting work and if your local member is not voting along party lines should you have been told about the possibility of this happening when they stood for election? Read Transcript
Mon-Fri 5.55pm (Q/NT 6.55pm) presented by Paul Barclay
repeated Tuesday-Saturday at 3.55am presented by Sue Clark
10am AEDT
The Music Show
with Andrew Ford
A mix of music, interviews and the latest developments in music
