Distinguished international lawyer and former Australian Human Rights Commission President Professor Gillian Triggs joins the Breakfasters to reflect on democracy, human rights, and Australia’s place in a rapidly shifting global order.

Speaking from…

When LA pop trio MUNA released their single Big Stick, in advance of their fourth album Dancing on the Wall, they described it as 'the most overtly political song' they'd ever…

Nana is joined by Naarm-based book enthusiasts Noah Da Costa (co-facilitator of Little Homey Book Club), as well as Phum’zile Mtetwa and Ilona Mutuku (co-founders of Yappers Book Club), to chat…

MESS (Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio) celebrates its 10th anniversary this year! Co-founders Byron Scullin and Robin Fox join Lauren in the studio to reflect on the creation of their "living museum". Located in…

Cate Le Bon joins Steve Wide to discuss her anticipated return to Melbourne as a part of RISING Festival. Performing in Australia for the first time since 2022, and in the hallowed walls…

Sarah is joined by writer, Tiger fanatic and deputy editor of The Good Weekend Konrad Marshall for a long chat about the art of writing a great celebrity profile. Konrad shares tales of…

The next edition in Feel The Floor's guest mix series is the sonic manifestation of main character energy, Lulk! You might recognise Lulk as one half of DJ-duo, 2Lubly, but today they've delivered…

Dylan Bird is joined by Amy Remeikis, journalist and Contributing Editor at The New Daily, to dive into her new book Where It All Went Wrong: The Case Against John Howard. They…

Dja Dja Wurrung, Yorta Yorta multi-media artist ENOKi joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to discuss new solo exhibition Muluna - muluna meaning spirit in Yorta Yorta.

Presenting 34 new works - Muluna marks…

In the midst of the dreaded 'flu season', Dr Shane is joined by Immunologist Dr Emma Grant, known for her work with immune responses and Influenza Viruses at La Trobe University.

Each year…

This week, Tristen is joined by Brian Case, from Chicago Post-Punk trio FACS, ahead of their long awaited Australian debut at Northcote Social Club, in celebration of their sixth studio album Wish Defense…

Last year, journalist and human rights advocate Antoinette Lattouf won an unlawful termination case against the ABC after she was dismissed in late 2023 for sharing a Human Rights Watch post about Israel…

Nana is by Bridget Armstrong, pop-culture journalist and host of Curse of: America’s Next Top Model, to unpack the cultural phenomenon that was America's Next Top Model. Hosted and created by supermodel…

The striking cover art for Johnny's Dreamworld, the debut album for London art-rock outfit Modern Woman, shows two girls fighting in a field, arms flailing, faces blurred.

Shot by photographer Sandra Ebert…

"This is a guitar-rock post-punk band, that's the DNA of the sound of the albums," says Tim Darcy, frontman of the Montréal-born combo Cola.

Speaking with Anthony Carew on The International Pop Underground…

Nana Owusu is joined on Baseline by Darumbal and South Sea Islander journalist, writer and academic Dr Amy McQuire, and Yuin lawyer and advocate Martin Hodgson, to discuss the ongoing crisis of the…

Mel Fulton is joined by critically acclaimed American author and cultural critic Chris Kraus, author of titles such as I Love Dick, Aliens and Anorexia, and Torpor. Kraus speaks to Mel about her…

Dr Debra Dank is a Gudanji/Wakaja and Kalkadoon woman, NSW Premier Prize-winning author and current Enterprise Fellow at Adelaide Univeristy. Her new book Ankami: Stolen Children, Shattered Families, Silenced Histories is written following…

Shaun Tan is an illustrator, writer, Academy Award-nominated filmmaker and author of The Red Tree, which celebrates its 25th Anniversary this year. Speaking ahead of an exhibition of the original The Red…

Clem Bastow joins Sarah to dig into the weird, wonderful and occasionally cringeworthy world of music on film. They tackle all the big questions: Is 8 Mile underrated? Did Almost Famous make everyone…