The team chats about reasons to not hire a scooter on your holiday; book lover Fi Wright reviews Deborah Levy’s memoir Real Estate; journalist Andrew Dodd talks about the issues and upheavals…

Journalist Rick Morton combines memoir with journalism in ‘My Year of Living Vulnerably: A Rediscovery of Love’. Whilst reflecting on childhood trauma and its resounding impact into adulthood, the book also explores loneliness…

Walkley Award-winning investigative journalist Jess Hill joins Breakfasters to discuss the SBS TV adaptation of her Stella Prize-winning book on the crisis of domestic abuse in Australia, See What You Made Me Do…

Julian Burnside, QC, human rights advocate and contributing author to the new book ‘A Secret Australia’, reflects on the impacts of Wikileaks; Venessa Paech, community expert and University of Sydney academic, discusses new…

Trying to get your head around Facebook’s restriction of Australian news? Jeff Sparrow – former Breakfaster and Lecturer in the Centre for Advancing Journalism at Melbourne University – dives into the many issues…

On Monday 4 January 2021, a judge in the United Kingdom ruled against extraditing Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, to the United States – who allege Assange has violated the US Espionage Act…

Comedian and Breakfasters regular Laura Dunemann has created an acrostic poem in honor of Sarah; Melbourne musician and youth counselor Nellie Jackson talks about new campaign for online support service 'Ask Izzy'; Journalist…

Lesley Blume is an LA-based journalist, historian and author who has recently released Fallout: the Hiroshima cover-up and the reporter who revealed it to the world. She joins Uncommon Sense to discuss…

As the newly appointed CEO of the peak body for the Aboriginal media sector, First Nations Media Australia, Catherine Liddle discusses her Arrernte upbringing in Central Australia and its influence on her passion…