Kulja and Dylan get on the line with Shamsiya Hussainpoor, an Afghan from the Hazra community, to discuss those left behind at the mercy of the Taliban back in Kabul. Hussainpoor talks about…

ANU Emeritus Professor Jon Altman discusses his recent article on the harmful policy legacies of the Northern Territory Intervention, which was instilled fourteen years ago. With presenter Daniel James.

There has been a flurry of high profile defamation cases in Australia recently, so to unpack our defamation laws Jess and Charlie are joined on Spin Cycle by Managing Partner of Marque Lawyers…

This week on Spin Cycle, Jess Lilley and Charlie Lewis welcome writer, lawyer, and defamation law specialist Michael Bradley. Michael shares his thoughts on 2022's rising defamation cases among public figures and comments…

Ever wondered what it is an Ombudsman does? Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass joins Amy to talk about her role and how, if done properly, the VO is likely to be “a bit of…

Gabriel Shipton – film producer and the brother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange – joins Amy to speak about his new film ITHAKA, which follows Assange's father John Shipton in his fight…

In 2016, Arrernte artist Declan Furber Gillick was living back home in Alice Springs working in an Aboriginal legal aid service when Four Corners aired its investigation into Don Dale Youth Detention Centre…

Black and Blue is the remarkable memoir of Gunai/Kurnai woman Veronica Gorrie who worked as a police officer and fought for justice from within a system that attacks and kills mob on a…

Julian Burnside, QC, human rights advocate and contributing author to the new book ‘A Secret Australia’, reflects on the impacts of Wikileaks; Venessa Paech, community expert and University of Sydney academic, discusses new…

Host Daniel and Professor Marcia Langton deep dive into the destruction of sacred indeginous sites by Rio Tinto, discussing the implications for land rights and government intervention. Professor Marcia Langton AM is an…