Dylan Bird is joined by Dr Emma Shortis, Director of the Australia Institute's International & Security Affairs Program, to break down Donald Trump’s threat to end Iran’s “whole civilisation”, the fate of NATO…

Yanis Varoufakis is an economist and former Greek finance minister. He’s also a best-selling author of titles including Talking to My Daughter: A Brief History of Capitalism, Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism…

34 Australian women and children currently remain in the Al-Roj refugee camp in Syria. An attempt to leave the camp last week was blocked by Syrian authorities, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has…

Dylan Bird is joined by Amy Remeikis, Contributing Editor at The New Daily, to take a look back at the year in federal politics, including new environmental laws, gambling reform, Labor’s incremental approach…

Despite a thumping win in this year’s federal election and the current disarray of the Coalition, the Labor government has favoured incremental change rather than pursuing an ambitious policy agenda.

Dylan Bird is…

Jess and Charlie are joined by Hannah McElhinney, co-creator of Rainbow History Class, to discuss the major parties’ social media content creation for the upcoming election. They also discuss Crikey’s political candidate, and…

The Australian federal election saw a stunning landslide victory for the Labor Party, landing the Albanese government a clear majority in its second term in parliament.

Dylan Bird is joined by Amy Remeikis…

Jess and Rachel are joined by guest co-host Natalie Feliks. Together they unpack the government's plans to ban young people from social media.

Author, screenwriter and former political advisor Don Watson joins the…

Dylan is joined by Paul Strangio, Emeritus Professor of Politics at Monash University, to discuss Anthony Albanese’s Prime Ministership and the key issues ahead of early next year’s election. (0:57)

Writer, Triple R…

Dylan is joined by journalist and Inside Story publisher Mark Baker to discuss the future of Australia’s relationship with China following Albanese’s recent visit to Beijing.

University of Melbourne Professor in Urban Planning…