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Between the Lines

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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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Jan 19, 2024

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Episodes

ISIS-K challenges the Taliban; and Philip Ruddock on the 20 year anniversary of the Tampa crisis 02.09.2021

How has ISIS affected the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan? And Philip Ruddock on the 20th anniversary of the Tampa crisis

ISIS-K challenges the Taliban; and Philip Ruddock on the 20 year anniversary of the Tampa crisis 02.09.2021

How has ISIS affected the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan? And Philip Ruddock on the 20th anniversary of the Tampa crisis

Defending the US withdrawal from Afghanistan 26.08.2021

How does the Taliban victory in Afghanistan affect America's reputation?

Defending the US withdrawal from Afghanistan 26.08.2021

How does the Taliban victory in Afghanistan affect America's reputation?

Paul Wolfowitz on the 20-year war as the Taliban reclaims Afghanistan 19.08.2021

As the Taliban storms into Kabul, Paul Wolfowitz reflects on the 'never-ending war' and Biden's withdrawal of troops

Paul Wolfowitz on the 20-year war as the Taliban reclaims Afghanistan 19.08.2021

As the Taliban storms into Kabul, Paul Wolfowitz reflects on the 'never-ending war' and Biden's withdrawal of troops

What will the global economy of the 2020s bring for developing countries? And the history of unsung 'true believers' of the Labor Party 12.08.2021

Could the 2020s be a good economic decade for developing nations? And the very interesting Labor people you’ve never heard about

What will the global economy of the 2020s bring for developing countries? And the history of unsung 'true believers' of the Labor Party 12.08.2021

Could the 2020s be a good economic decade for developing nations? And the very interesting Labor people you’ve never heard about

The Southeast Asia COVID crisis worsens, and the 'Wuhan lab' theory 05.08.2021

Indonesia is now the epicentre of COVID. How did the outbreak spiral out of control? And the 'Wuhan lab' theory gains more attention

The Southeast Asia COVID crisis worsens, and the 'Wuhan lab' theory 05.08.2021

Indonesia is now the epicentre of COVID. How did the outbreak spiral out of control? And the 'Wuhan lab' theory gains more attention

Do COVID lockdowns help or hurt the community? 29.07.2021

It’s been 18 months since the COVID outbreak in Australia, yet half the country is in lockdown. Is a zero cases strategy still justified?

Do COVID lockdowns help or hurt the community? 29.07.2021

It’s been 18 months since the COVID outbreak in Australia, yet half the country is in lockdown. Is a zero cases strategy still justified?

China: friend or foe? 22.07.2021

Is Canberra’s response to China in our national interest or is it driven by hysteria and xenophobia?

China: friend or foe? 22.07.2021

Is Canberra’s response to China in our national interest or is it driven by hysteria and xenophobia?

The 'toxic time bomb' of Australia's climate and energy policy; and is nuclear energy part of the solution? 15.07.2021

Is Australia’s climate stance an outlier in the court of global opinion or is the whole world still heavily addicted to fossil fuels?; and can nuclear energy help us reach net emission goals faster than other approaches?

The 'toxic time bomb' of Australia's climate and energy policy; and is nuclear energy part of the solution? 15.07.2021

Is Australia’s climate stance an outlier in the court of global opinion or is the whole world still heavily addicted to fossil fuels?; and can nuclear energy help us reach net emission goals faster than other approaches?

The Taliban’s march to Kabul; and how Australia can 'manage its relationship' with China 08.07.2021

The Taliban is set to increase its control over Afghanistan. How much responsibility for this impending disaster lies with the withdrawal of troops?

The Taliban’s march to Kabul; and how Australia can 'manage its relationship' with China 08.07.2021

The Taliban is set to increase its control over Afghanistan. How much responsibility for this impending disaster lies with the withdrawal of troops?

On the 50th anniversary of Gough Whitlam's delegation to China and Henry Kissinger's secret mission 01.07.2021

50 years ago Gough Whitlam led an opposition Labor Party delegation to China. At the same time, President Nixon announced his own invitation to the Communist country.

On the 50th anniversary of Gough Whitlam's delegation to China and Henry Kissinger's secret mission 01.07.2021

50 years ago Gough Whitlam led an opposition Labor Party delegation to China. At the same time, President Nixon announced his own invitation to the Communist country.

More change of leadership in Tehran and Jerusalem; and Myanmar: a human rights disaster 24.06.2021

Does the change in Israeli leadership open the way for a renewal of the "peace process" between Israelis and Palestinians?; and the global powerlessness to stop the humanitarian crisis in Myanmar

More change of leadership in Tehran and Jerusalem; and Myanmar: a human rights disaster 24.06.2021

Does the change in Israeli leadership open the way for a renewal of the "peace process" between Israelis and Palestinians?; and the global powerlessness to stop the humanitarian crisis in Myanmar

Jonathan Dimbleby on 'Operation Barbarossa' and how Hitler lost the war 17.06.2021

Was Stalin's Russia the real force behind Hitler's defeat?

Jonathan Dimbleby on 'Operation Barbarossa' and how Hitler lost the war 17.06.2021

Was Stalin's Russia the real force behind Hitler's defeat?

America: revolution, constitution and how they helped save the iconic Australian koala 10.06.2021

How did the English and American Revolutions produce the American Constitution?; and how the US helped save the iconic Australian koala.

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