Jenny Munro's guest appearances

Jenny Munro

Blueprint For Living - Full program

Talking Indonesia

All Sports Best

Michael Leunig

Tonya Harding

Anthony Bourdain

Paul Pierce

David Chang

Jesse Cole

Cory Doctorow

Samin Nosrat

Yasmin Khan

Alison Roman

Jonathan Safran Foer

Anna Wintour

Mark Bittman

Sarah Wilson

Roman Mars

OwlTail

Neoliberal housing, Jenny Munro on Redfern, the Etch-a-Sketch and Christchurch

Experience, knowledge, and skill - Jenny Munro has been starting for the Cavegirl Softball team since she was a freshman! It's no wonder she is a large part of this year's team leadership. As the Cavegirls gear up for their final few weeks of the year, Jenny sat down with ASB to discuss her year, some of her favorites, and what the future might hold. Don't miss out! This podcast is sponsored by Albertsons Market, Constructors Inc, Kaleidoscoops, Bowen Insurance, and Fashion Eyeworks!

Experience, knowledge, and skill - Jenny Munro has been starting for the Cavegirl Softball team since she was a freshman! It's no wonder she is a large part of this year's team leadership. As the Cavegirls gear up for their final few weeks of the year, Jenny sat down with ASB to discuss her year, some of her favorites, and what the future might hold. Don't miss out! This podcast is sponsored by Albertsons Market, Constructors Inc, Kaleidoscoops, Bowen Insurance, and Fashion Eyeworks!

Cavegirl Jenny Munro

In early December, at least 16 civilians and 1 soldier were killed, with 5 others missing, in attacks on workers constructing the Trans-Papua Highway in Nduga district in the Papuan highlands. The armed wing of the pro-independence Free Papua Movement has claimed responsibility, as part of the protracted conflict between the Indonesian government and sections of Papuan society. Indonesian police and military have launched joint operations in response, reportedly also causing several fatalities. The two Papuan provinces - Papua and West Papua - have the lowest human development index scores in Indonesia, and the Jokowi government has placed infrastructure projects like the Trans-Papua Highway at the centre of its approach to the area. In the wake of this attack, questions inevitably arise however regarding Papuan attitudes to such development projects, their likely impacts, and regarding Papuan's perception more generally of the Indonesian nation and their place within it.   In this week's Talking Indonesia podcast, Dr Dave McRae discusses these issues with Dr Jenny Munro , an anthropologist from the University of Queensland's School of Science, and author of the book Dreams Made Small: the Education of Papuan Highlanders in Indonesia . Today's episode is the final instalment of Talking Indonesia for 2018. The podcast will return on Thursday 17 January.The Talking Indonesia podcast is co-hosted by Dr Dave McRae from the University of Melbourne's Asia Institute, Dr Jemma Purdey from Monash University, Dr Charlotte Setijadi from the Singapore Management University and Dr Dirk Tomsa from La Trobe University.Photo credit: Indrianto Eko Suwarso for AntaraFoto

In early December, at least 16 civilians and 1 soldier were killed, with 5 others missing, in attacks on workers constructing the Trans-Papua Highway in Nduga district in the Papuan highlands. The armed wing of the pro-independence Free Papua Movement has claimed responsibility, as part of the protracted conflict between the Indonesian government and sections of Papuan society. Indonesian police and military have launched joint operations in response, reportedly also causing several fatalities. The two Papuan provinces - Papua and West Papua - have the lowest human development index scores in Indonesia, and the Jokowi government has placed infrastructure projects like the Trans-Papua Highway at the centre of its approach to the area. In the wake of this attack, questions inevitably arise however regarding Papuan attitudes to such development projects, their likely impacts, and regarding Papuan's perception more generally of the Indonesian nation and their place within it. In this week's Talking Indonesia podcast, Dr Dave McRae discusses these issues with Dr Jenny Munro , an anthropologist from the University of Queensland's School of Science, and author of the book Dreams Made Small: the Education of Papuan Highlanders in Indonesia . Today's episode is the final instalment of Talking Indonesia for 2018. The podcast will return on Thursday 17 January. The Talking Indonesia podcast is co-hosted by Dr Dave McRae from the University of Melbourne's Asia Institute, Dr Jemma Purdey from Monash University, Dr Charlotte Setijadi from the Singapore Management University and Dr Dirk Tomsa from La Trobe University. Photo credit: Indrianto Eko Suwarso for AntaraFoto

Dr Jenny Munro - Roads, Development and Violence in Papua