Dr Shane talks to Dr Zoë Thomas from UNSW about the fascinating role the sea ice surrounding Antarctica plays in capturing atmospheric carbon and trapping it. Dr Thomas, who’s currently studying core samples…

Award-winning writer Sophie Cunningham joins Breakfasters to chat about her latest essay for Meanjin. In her piece, “If You Choose To Stay, We May Not Be Able To Save You”, Sophie meditates on…

Judith Brett’s new Quarterly Essay, ‘The Coal Curse: Resources, Climate, And Australia’s Future’, analyses how Australia’s economic and political trajectory has been characterised by its status as a quarry nation. She…

Greg Mullins, former NSW Fire and Rescue Commissioner, discusses the inaugural National Bushfire Summit. The Summit sees an array of Indigenous experts, climate scientists, ex-defence personnel and others convene to discuss Australia’s bushfire…

Three weeks of travelling around the Antarctic Peninsula gave Dr Jen (from Breakfasters and Einstein A Go-Go) a new perspective on the state of the planet. Take a moment to experience this…

Still Here’s Neil Morris (aka DRMNGNOW) joins The Mission’s Daniel James for a wide-ranging conversation ahead of Neil’s performance at the forthcoming Two Worlds Festival. Neil discusses why he was drawn…

“The lungs are actually designed to only breathe in perfectly clean air.” The Dean of Health Sciences at Swinburne explains what’s happening to our lungs in the presence of bushfire smoke – and…

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Anthony Kelly, Executive Officer at Flemington and Kensington Community Legal Centre - which runs the Police Accountability Project - about police misconduct, complaints procedures and the…