“Do you have a pro-mosquito line?”

“No I don’t, because it’s my job to kill the mosquitos. Honestly... we can take them out of the environment and there are plenty of other bugs…

In the recent Brazilian general elections, leftist former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, better known as Lula, narrowly beat the far-right current president Bolsanaro. Although there were fears he would refuse to…

Over the last decade, journalist Ben Schneiders has been reporting on wage theft for The Age, breaking stories on incidents of underpayment across the hospitality, retail and horticultural sectors. In his new book…

What is Australia’s role on the global stage? Are we a ‘middle power’, a country that independently provides balance in our region and upholds a ‘rules based order’, or are we really a…

One of the biggest stories to come out of May’s federal election was undoubtedly the rise of the ‘Teal’ independents. These independents were not just united by a desire for stronger action on…

With submissions to the new government’s cultural policy in full swing, one of the more discussed proposals is for a minimum wage for musicians. The proposal, brought froward by Musicians Australia, proposes a…

With the constitutionally enshrined Indigenous voice to Parliament aiming to go to a referendum next year, the educational campaign behind the proposed changes has started to kick into gear. History is Calling is…

Shelley Ware is a proud Yankunytjatjara and Wirangu woman and esteemed radio and television presenter on both local and national AFLM and AFLW football news shows. Ahead of her appearance on the Fairer…

On this episode of The Grapevine Kulja and Dylan talk to Siobhan McHugh, Honorary Associate Professor, University of Sydney, about the ethics of true crime podcasting following the guilty verdict of Chris Dawson…

Siobhan McHugh is an award-winning podcast producer, academic and author (The Power of Podcasting). Speaking to Dylan and Kulja on The Grapevine, Siobhan discusses the good, the bad and the ugly…