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Today · 15 min
Your guide to Alan Jones’ trial
Media correspondent Amanda Meade joins Nour Haydar to get us up to speed on the trial
Saturday · 36 min
Governor general Sam Mostyn on the ‘growing catastrophe’ in our democracy
The crown’s representative speaks to political editor Tom McIlroy about her decision to focus on a wide-ranging civics education for modern Australia
Friday · 32 min
Back to Back Barries: the fallout from a Victorian coup
Tony Barry and Jon Faine (sitting in for Barrie Cassidy this week) examine the ousting of Jacinta Allan and the anointing of Ben Carroll as the new premier of Victoria and what it means for the coming election
Thursday · 25 min
Newsroom Edition: ‘shit sheets’ and political scandals
Josephine Tovey is joined by Mike Ticher, Patrick Keneally and Anne Davies to talk about a bad week for trust in politics
Wednesday · 19 min
Will we ever find Peter Falconio’s body?
Queensland correspondent Ben Smee joins Reged Ahmad as police try to finally close the case on the murder
Wednesday · 29 min
Decoding America: has Trump turned on Netanyahu?
In this episode of Guardian Australia’s weekly US politics podcast, co-hosts Jonathan Yerushalmy and Reged Ahmad examine Donald Trump’s closed-door meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House and ask - is this political partnership fraying?
Tuesday · 14 min
Will a new premier save Victorian Labor?
Victorian state correspondent Benita Kolovos tells Reged Ahmad how Ben Carroll secured the top job and whether a change in leadership can improve Labor’s chances at the ballot box later this year
July 27 · 18 min
Does Anthony Albanese rule Labor with an iron grip?
Reged Ahmad speaks to the political editor, Tom McIlroy, about whether the prime minister is insisting on too much control and what his tight hold means for his party’s chances of taking on One Nation
July 26 · 19 min
Inside the violent online network coercing children to self-harm
Nour Haydar speaks to investigations reporter Ariel Bogle about the dangers posed by 764 and groups like it
July 25 · 24 min
SA premier Peter Malinauskas at the ALP national conference
Speaking with political editor Tom McIlroy and chief political correspondent Dan Jervis-Bardy, Peter Malinauskas talks about his own state contest with One Nation and why progressives should avoid speaking down to Pauline Hanson’s supporters
July 24 · 36 min
Back to Back Barries: Barnaby bends the media cycle
Tony Barry and George Megalogenis (filling in for Barrie Cassidy) give their view on Barnaby Joyce’s viral moment this week and why they think it played well to One Nation’s base
July 23 · 19 min
Newsroom Edition: An El Niño summer looms – we need to talk about climate change
Jo Tovey speaks with Mike Ticher and assistant climate editor Donna Lu about whether Australia is being too complacent about the changing climate
July 22 · 21 min
What’s behind the protests in India?
Nour Haydar speaks to south Asia correspondent Hannah Ellis-Petersen about why tens of thousands of young protesters are pouring on to the streets of New Delhi in support of the Cockroach Janta party
July 22 · 28 min
Decoding America: making the US military macho again
Co-hosts Reged Ahmad and Jonathan Yerushalmy cover Donald Trump’s electoral system address and Pete Hegseth’s annual testosterone deficiency screening for soldiers in the military
July 21 · 17 min
The fallout from Pauline Hanson’s Euro Summer
Political reporter Josh Butler speaks to Reged Ahmad about how the trip’s many controversies could play with One Nation supporters in Australia
July 21 · 29 min
Burnham begins: what awaits the new British PM?
Senior political correspondent Peter Walker and former No 10 press secretary Paul Harrison analyse Andy Burnham’s first day as PM
July 20 · 24 min
The politics of an online outrage industry
Reged Ahmad speaks to author and political adviser Ed Coper about why everyone is so angry online and how that rage is being harnessed by politicians
July 19 · 19 min
Can Nolan’s Odyssey revive cinema?
Reged Ahmad speaks to the deputy culture editor, Sian Cain, on why fans are embarking on epic journeys to see the blockbuster film and whether Christopher Nolan can entice more people away from their devices and back to the big screen
July 18 · 30 min
Abbott, Turnbull and Morrison: Paul Kelly on the Liberals’ identity crisis
Political editor Tom McIlroy speaks to Paul Kelly about his new book on the turbulent era of the Liberal party under three prime ministers
July 17 · 32 min
Back to Back Barries: will Tommy Robinson sink Pauline Hanson?
This week Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry examine the One Nation leader’s podcast interview with the far-right British activist