The impact of big tech platforms like Google and Facebook on traditional media will be examined by Australia's competition watch dog, and a separate federal review is underway into the policies supporting Australian-made content.

Reportage from Midwest Trump supporters: Make America Great Again

Nov 10th, 2017 9m 3s

How do President Donald Trump supporters feel about his campaign call to make America great again twelve months after his election?

Israeli internal politics

Nov 10th, 2017 16m

The internal politics of Israel and concerns over its democracy.

No revolution for Putin

Nov 3rd, 2017 11m 40s

How does Russia mark the 1917 Revolution when communism has been renounced and the Soviet Union dissolved?

Living with drought in Australia

Nov 3rd, 2017 13m 27s

Rebecca Jones went back in time to see how farmers dealt with drought in Australia.

US Democrats one year on from election loss

Nov 3rd, 2017 12m 56s

The Democrats are searching for a way forward to offer leadership and a credible response to the issues that enabled President Trump’s election.

Citizenship debacle continues

Nov 3rd, 2017 13m 53s

The continuing drama of the dual citizenship debacle in Federal Parliament and what are the wider implications.

Review of superannuation fee disclosure rules

Nov 3rd, 2017 8m 14s

Australian consumers will have to wait for the ability to compare fees charged by superannuation funds, after the corporate regulator ASIC agreed to a review of super disclosure rules.

Marty Natalegawa

Nov 3rd, 2017 18m 7s

Indonesian diplomat and advisor to the UN Marty Natalegawa discusses democracy and the region.

Reformation tours

Oct 27th, 2017 10m 38s

Living the Reformation is a tour company with a difference, with visits to Germany, Switzerland, France and England.

The aftermath of the Reformation

Oct 27th, 2017 11m 30s

Historian Margaret MacMillan on the aftermath of the Reformation.

A foreign affair

Oct 27th, 2017 27m 44s

Digital diplomacy, the possibility of a more moderate Saudi Arabia, China's vision and the military collapse of Islamic State are discussed by our guests on this month's a Foreign Affair.

Kokoda 75th anniversary

Oct 27th, 2017 2m 41s

An excerpt from Chris Masters' 1995 report, 'The Men who Saved Australia' to mark the 75th anniversary of the Kokoda campaign.

Implications for Turnbull government after High Court citizenship ruling

Oct 27th, 2017 12m 18s

AFR political editor Laura Tingle discusses the situation facing the federal government after the High Court disqualifies Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce.

Man Booker winner George Saunders on tolerance, politics and race

Oct 20th, 2017 12m 8s

Man Booker winner George Saunders on why we need to see another person's point of view, 'even when that's hard'

Reportage from Midwest Trump supporters: immigration and race

Oct 20th, 2017 9m 22s

How do President Donald Trump supporters feel about race and immigration under Trump's stewardship?

The missing Asian-Australians in our institutions

Oct 20th, 2017 12m 37s

Ramesh Thakur argues the ethnic diversity within Australia is not represented in our political parties or in our other major institutions.

Migration and the shift to a Eurasian nation

Oct 20th, 2017 15m 15s

Australia needs a foreign policy brief that supports our changing ethnic mix.

Empire of the mind: UK politics

Oct 20th, 2017 16m 31s

As the fifth round of the increasingly tetchy Brexit talks ended this week, Tom Clark reflects on the absurd and important dilemmas on the confusing road to Brexit.

How Caroline Chisholm helped shape Australia

Oct 13th, 2017 12m 4s

Captain Cook discovered Australia and John MacArthur planted the first seeds of the country's prosperity. But what about Caroline Chisholm, the woman responsible for peopling the new colony? Why has her influence and importance been forgotten?