Breakfasters: Gillian Triggs on Democracy, Trust & Human Rights
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…
The International Pop Underground: LA Pop Trio MUNA on the Conflicts & Politics of their 4th LP
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…
The Golden Age Of Piracy – 13 May 2026
A. Swayze from A. Swayze & The Ghosts selects his Formative Five
Baseline: The Rise of Book Clubs and the Reading Renaissance
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…
Byte Into IT: Live In Conversation
It’s 2035: Melbourne is cheaper to run, cleaner to breathe in, and more resilient. What changes in policy, markets, and culture helped shape this? What are the blockers slowing Australia’s clean-energy shift, and…
Breaking and Entering: Melbourne's "Gym For Synths" MESS Celebrates 10 Years
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…
Sometimes Always: Konrad Marshall Chats Footy And The Art Of Celebrity Profiles
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…
