History, politics & current affairs

Anything and everything in History, politics & current affairs from across our archives.

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11 Nov 2017

Podcast episode

Cover image for of Everything That We Have Built

The Messenger

Everything That We Have Built / Migration

Promo image for Coming Back Out: Elder LGBTI+

Coming Back Out: Elder LGBTI+ / Sex & relationships

With Tristan Meecham, Lois Weaver, Pauline Crameri and 2 others

13 Sep 2011

News

Promo image for New Report Casts Doubt on Local Afghan Police

New Report Casts Doubt on Local Afghan Police / International relations & diplomacy

By Jon Tjhia

17 Sep 2018

Past event

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Come Together: Rethinking Art and Citizenship / Performing arts & pop culture

With Tristan Meecham, Sybille Peters, and Tania Cañas

20 Apr 2012

Podcast episode

The Fifth Estate

Chief of Army / Australian politics

Lunchbox/Soapbox: Susan Harris Rimmer on Why Refugee Law is Difficult… Even Without the Politics / Activism

21 Oct 2017

Podcast episode

The Messenger

Rebecca Traister: Good and Mad / Sexual & gender politics

With Rebecca Traister and Clare Wright

Promo image for Ring True: Music, Identity and Obsession

Ring True: Music, Identity and Obsession / Music

With Jad Abumrad, Heath Lees, and Casey Bennetto

25 May 2017

Past event

Faith and Culture: The Voice of Faith and Public Reason: Keynote Address / Government

With Asma Barlas, Raimond Gaita, Susan Neiman and 2 others

Media in the Land of Stars and Stripes / The Americas

With Julia Baird, Sophie Black, Richard Fidler and 1 other

18 Oct 2012

Past event

Promo image for Nouria Salehi on Basic Health and Education in Afghanistan

Lunchbox / Soapbox

Nouria Salehi on Basic Health and Education in Afghanistan / Asia & Pacific

With Nouria Salehi

2 Feb 2011

Egypt - A Reader’s Guide / Government

By Alex Landragin

How times change. Twenty years ago, when the Iron Curtain came tumbling down, readers in Australia observed the historical events through the prism of the Australian media. As some 2 million Cairenes gather in Tahrir Square chanting (according to Al Jazeera) ‘Irhal!’, or ‘Leave!’, onlookers from around the world are observing events from their computer screens. Here are some shortcuts for those wanting to…

9 Oct 2015

Past event