Ranked #1
A Sense of Quietness
A Sense of Quietness
This story reveals a line of connection through four Irish women across two referendums, to explore the unexpected conse... Read more
25 May 2019
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29mins
Ranked #2
Boy on the Bike
Boy on the Bike
In 2003, journalist Andrew Gray was embedded in a US tank battalion during the Iraq invasion. In this documentary he ret... Read more
23 Mar 2019
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28mins
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Shutup 04 — Frontlines and punchlines
Shutup 04 — Frontlines and punchlines
Sami Shah looks at where the free speech lines are being drawn in our newsrooms and comedy clubs.
13 Apr 2019
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31mins
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Bringing up bilingual baby
Bringing up bilingual baby
Australian families and communities who bring up their children in more than one language take on a huge challenge. Is i... Read more
16 Nov 2019
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28mins
Ranked #5
The Mystery of the Marree Man
The Mystery of the Marree Man
The Australian outback is home to many mysteries, but the Marree Man has to be one of the biggest. In every sense of the... Read more
24 Aug 2019
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28mins
Ranked #6
Kangaroo cuddles - life inside a premmie baby unit
Kangaroo cuddles - life inside a premmie baby unit
Come inside a neo-natal intensive care unit, where the lives of premature babies hang in the balance. Four mothers reme... Read more
26 Oct 2019
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28mins
Ranked #7
Is Australia ready for the multilingual mindset?
Is Australia ready for the multilingual mindset?
Australia has a monolingual mindset but a multilingual reality. What does this mean for how we go about our day-to-day l... Read more
9 Nov 2019
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28mins
Ranked #8
Wentworth Street Port Kembla
Wentworth Street Port Kembla
It's deceptively quiet but the main street of Port Kembla has a thousand tales to tell and a cast of captivating charact... Read more
29 Jun 2019
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28mins
Ranked #9
From St Kilda to Kings Cross
From St Kilda to Kings Cross
Jump on a bus 'From St Kilda to Kings Cross' and discover the significance of the song that sparked Paul Kelly's career.
2 Nov 2019
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28mins
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Back to the multilingual future
Back to the multilingual future
To imagine our multilingual future do we have to return to the past?
7 Dec 2019
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The last golden age of the bee people
The last golden age of the bee people
Australia is the last inhabited continent on earth without a little mite that could unravel our food system. Meet the ci... Read more
14 Sep 2019
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29mins
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A Mother's Mind
A Mother's Mind
For most women becoming a new mother is an exhilarating, if physically exhausting experience; infused with love and joy.... Read more
13 Jul 2019
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29mins
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My fake naked body: one woman's story of image-based abuse
My fake naked body: one woman's story of image-based abuse
Noelle Martin was an 18-year-old law student when she found hundreds of explicit images online with her face photoshoppe... Read more
31 Aug 2019
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28mins
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Lucky Dube: how a South African musician changed the sound of desert music
Lucky Dube: how a South African musician changed the sound of desert music
In the remote Aboriginal communities of Central Australia, a musician most of us have never heard of, was “bigger than T... Read more
12 Oct 2019
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32mins
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Life on the border: Tijuana migrant stories
Life on the border: Tijuana migrant stories
As the 'migrant caravans' continue to roll into Tijuana, on the US-Mexico border, journalist Janak Rogers spent a week o... Read more
6 Apr 2019
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30mins
Ranked #16
The cop and the crim
The cop and the crim
30 years ago Bill was a Policeman and Brett was a teenager heading towards a life of crime. But then Bill said something... Read more
19 Oct 2019
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28mins
Ranked #17
Borderland: Ireland in the shadow of Brexit
Borderland: Ireland in the shadow of Brexit
Come on a road trip along the border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland as the departure of Britain from th... Read more
7 Sep 2019
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28mins
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The peaceful rebels of Poso
The peaceful rebels of Poso
How does a community learn to live together after years of fighting each other in the most violent way possible? The rem... Read more
16 Mar 2019
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28mins