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Between the Lines
This program is no longer in production. Making sense of Australia’s place in the world, Between the Lines puts contemporary international issues and events into a broader historical context, seeking out original perspectives and challenging accepted wisdom.
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Why Australians chose liberalism over socialism; and will 'Megxit' prove to be worse than Brexit? 11.03.2021 29:05
Global disasters can require deeper government intervention in the economy and society. Could some of the measures taken during the pandemic, remain in place after it passes? And what does it mean for liberalism?; Also, do Harry and Meghan have a point about the toxic royal 'firm', or is all this drama just jeopardising the reputation of the British institution?
Why Australians chose liberalism over socialism; and will 'Megxit' prove to be worse than Brexit? 11.03.2021 29:05
Global disasters can require deeper government intervention in the economy and society. Could some of the measures taken during the pandemic, remain in place after it passes? And what does it mean for liberalism?; Also, do Harry and Meghan have a point about the toxic royal 'firm', or is all this drama just jeopardising the reputation of the British institution?
How will Labor win back its 'working class' voters?; and was the 'Arab Spring' ever going to deliver democracy to the Middle East? 04.03.2021 29:06
Centre-left parties are bleeding the blue-collar vote to the conservatives. Globally. How can the ALP broaden its appeal? Also, with the benefit of hindsight, was the 'Arab Spring' ever going to deliver democracy to the Middle East?
How will Labor win back its 'working class' voters?; and was the 'Arab Spring' ever going to deliver democracy to the Middle East? 04.03.2021 29:06
Centre-left parties are bleeding the blue-collar vote to the conservatives. Globally. How can the ALP broaden its appeal? Also, with the benefit of hindsight, was the 'Arab Spring' ever going to deliver democracy to the Middle East?
Prime Minister John Howard evaluates his time in office 25.02.2021 40:40
It's 25 years since the coalition was elected to an eleven year term in power. As leader, John Howard represents one of the greatest political comebacks in modern history. How did he do it?
Prime Minister John Howard evaluates his time in office 25.02.2021 40:40
It's 25 years since the coalition was elected to an eleven year term in power. As leader, John Howard represents one of the greatest political comebacks in modern history. How did he do it?
China steps up threats to reclaim Taiwan; and why we need to start respecting Russia 18.02.2021 29:06
With China’s rise as a great power, it is paying more attention to reclaiming territory, like Taiwan, that it has long regarded as its own. How should the US and its allies, including Australia, counter Beijing’s conduct? Also, is the West’s hostility towards Putin just driving Moscow closer to Beijing?
China steps up threats to reclaim Taiwan; and why we need to start respecting Russia 18.02.2021 29:06
With China’s rise as a great power, it is paying more attention to reclaiming territory, like Taiwan, that it has long regarded as its own. How should the US and its allies, including Australia, counter Beijing’s conduct? Also, is the West’s hostility towards Putin just driving Moscow closer to Beijing?
Egypt and the Arab Winter; and can the military get away with another coup in Myanmar? 11.02.2021 29:05
A decade ago, the Arab Spring promised to end dictatorship and bring self-government to people across the Middle East. Yet it mostly led to either renewed dictatorship, civil war, extremist terror, or all three. Also; after five decades of military dictatorship came to an end in Myanmar, the armed forces there retained a significant hold on power. After being trounced in last November’s election,...
Egypt and the Arab Winter; and can the military get away with another coup in Myanmar? 11.02.2021 29:05
A decade ago, the Arab Spring promised to end dictatorship and bring self-government to people across the Middle East. Yet it mostly led to either renewed dictatorship, civil war, extremist terror, or all three. Also; after five decades of military dictatorship came to an end in Myanmar, the armed forces there retained a significant hold on power. After being trounced in last November’s election,...
Can Australia and China learn to get along? 04.02.2021 29:07
The relationship between China and Australia continues to deteriorate and it goes beyond trade sanctions. By standing up to China, is Canberra just 'pulling the tail of the tiger'? Or are we right to protect our national sovereignty?
Can Australia and China learn to get along? 04.02.2021 29:07
The relationship between China and Australia continues to deteriorate and it goes beyond trade sanctions. By standing up to China, is Canberra just 'pulling the tail of the tiger'? Or are we right to protect our national sovereignty?
Indigenous support for Australia Day; and Trump is gone. Now what? 28.01.2021 29:07
Re-naming Australia Day won't help, says a prominent leader of our Indigenous community, who defends our national holiday. Jacinta Nampijinpa-Price says that moves to call January 26, “invasion day”, are pointless and divisive. They won't help Aboriginal Australians, especially those in remote communities, who suffer from profound disadvantage. Also, America post Trump. How will Joe Biden convince...
Indigenous support for Australia Day; and Trump is gone. Now what? 28.01.2021 29:07
Re-naming Australia Day won't help, says a prominent leader of our Indigenous community, who defends our national holiday. Jacinta Nampijinpa-Price says that moves to call January 26, “invasion day”, are pointless and divisive. They won't help Aboriginal Australians, especially those in remote communities, who suffer from profound disadvantage. Also, America post Trump. How will Joe Biden convince...
Is Home Affairs too big?; also Rana Mitter on China's new nationalism 21.01.2021 29:04
Is the Department of Home Affairs too big? Peter Edwards and Jacinta Carroll on the legacy of the Hope Royal Commissions into intelligence which recommended a clear separation between intelligence collection and policy making. Also: China's Good War. Oxford university historian Rana Mitter on how the new Chinese nationalism is being shaped by a re-interpretation of China's role in World War Two.
Is Home Affairs too big?; also Rana Mitter on China's new nationalism 21.01.2021 29:04
Is the Department of Home Affairs too big? Peter Edwards and Jacinta Carroll on the legacy of the Hope Royal Commissions into intelligence which recommended a clear separation between intelligence collection and policy making. Also: China's Good War. Oxford university historian Rana Mitter on how the new Chinese nationalism is being shaped by a re-interpretation of China's role in World War Two.
The French history behind Lebanon’s problems; challenging the prisoners of war narrative; remembering Brent Scowcroft 14.01.2021 28:02
Joshua Landis: The French mandate and Lebanese history Lebanon was once a model for the Middle East. Today, it looks more like Syria or Iraq. Why? And should the French be held accountable? Joshua Landis, Director: Centre for Middle East Studies and Associate Professor, University of Oklahoma Japan’s POWs: systematic mistreatment? During World War Two more Australians died in Japanese prisoner of...
The French history behind Lebanon’s problems; challenging the prisoners of war narrative; remembering Brent Scowcroft 14.01.2021 28:02
Joshua Landis: The French mandate and Lebanese history Lebanon was once a model for the Middle East. Today, it looks more like Syria or Iraq. Why? And should the French be held accountable? Joshua Landis, Director: Centre for Middle East Studies and Associate Professor, University of Oklahoma Japan’s POWs: systematic mistreatment? During World War Two more Australians died in Japanese prisoner of...
Turnbull's legacy, and 75 years after Hitler's death: who did he really see as the enemy? 07.01.2021 28:52
Weighing up Turnbull’s legacy Former Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull recently published his memoir A Bigger Picture. In it he settles old scores with colleagues over his 2018 ousting, which he describes as an “act of madness.” What is his legacy, and how will history judge our nation’s twenty ninth Prime Minister? Jacqueline Maley, columnist at The Sydney Morning Herald. Jennifer Oriel, columnist...
Turnbull's legacy, and 75 years after Hitler's death: who did he really see as the enemy? 07.01.2021 28:52
Weighing up Turnbull’s legacy Former Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull recently published his memoir A Bigger Picture. In it he settles old scores with colleagues over his 2018 ousting, which he describes as an “act of madness.” What is his legacy, and how will history judge our nation’s twenty ninth Prime Minister? Jacqueline Maley, columnist at The Sydney Morning Herald. Jennifer Oriel, columnist...
Shinzo Abe resignation and Catherine Belton on the Navalny poisoning, Belarus and Putin’s people 31.12.2020 29:06
Shinzo Abe resignation Shinzo Abe is Japan’s most successful post-war political leader. Recently, he resigned for health reasons. So what is his legacy for Japan and the wider region? Plus, Putin’s People: how the KGB took back Russia and then took on the West. Journalist Catherine Belton explains how tensions in Belarus and the poisoning of anticorruption campaigner Alexei Navalny fit into Russa...
Shinzo Abe resignation and Catherine Belton on the Navalny poisoning, Belarus and Putin’s people 31.12.2020 29:06
Shinzo Abe resignation Shinzo Abe is Japan’s most successful post-war political leader. Recently, he resigned for health reasons. So what is his legacy for Japan and the wider region? Plus, Putin’s People: how the KGB took back Russia and then took on the West. Journalist Catherine Belton explains how tensions in Belarus and the poisoning of anticorruption campaigner Alexei Navalny fit into Russa...
Elaine Pearson on free speech at UNSW and Hiroshima 75th anniversary 24.12.2020 28:52
Defending the right to offend China on campus This year, Human Rights Watch Australia Director Elaine Pearson was interviewed by the media department at the University of New South Wales about the human rights implications of Hong Kong's new national security law. Her comments on Hong Kong new national security legislation upset some students. They claimed the article caused offence to China and d...
Elaine Pearson on free speech at UNSW and Hiroshima 75th anniversary 24.12.2020 28:52
Defending the right to offend China on campus This year, Human Rights Watch Australia Director Elaine Pearson was interviewed by the media department at the University of New South Wales about the human rights implications of Hong Kong's new national security law. Her comments on Hong Kong new national security legislation upset some students. They claimed the article caused offence to China and d...
Working towards 'Utopia' in 2021; and with the rise of China, what next for the US? 17.12.2020 29:06
If we use what we have learned from 2020, 'Utopia' can be ours; and with the rise of China, what is next for the USA?
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