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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

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.

Niall Ferguson on the 'politics of catastrophe' 03.06.2021

What can past pandemics, earthquakes, famines or wars teach us about how to prepare for the next one?

Niall Ferguson on the 'politics of catastrophe' 03.06.2021

What can past pandemics, earthquakes, famines or wars teach us about how to prepare for the next one?

What does the next generation think about Australia’s China policy? 27.05.2021

Foreign-policy experts dominate our China debate but it's the next generation who will bear the consequences. What do they think should happen next?

What does the next generation think about Australia’s China policy? 27.05.2021

Foreign-policy experts dominate our China debate but it's the next generation who will bear the consequences. What do they think should happen next?

Sheila Fitzpatrick on the Cold War migrants of Russia 20.05.2021

Who were the Russian migrants who made it to Australia during the Cold War?

Sheila Fitzpatrick on the Cold War migrants of Russia 20.05.2021

Who were the Russian migrants who made it to Australia during the Cold War?

China's pledge to battle climate change; and political realignment in the UK 13.05.2021

Is China's pledge to cut its carbon footprint, genuine? Or a ploy to keep its trading partners happy?; and an unexpected win for Britain's Tory Party

China's pledge to battle climate change; and political realignment in the UK 13.05.2021

Is China's pledge to cut its carbon footprint, genuine? Or a ploy to keep its trading partners happy?; and an unexpected win for Britain's Tory Party

Has Modi failed India?; and expanding our digital relationships with south-east Asia 06.05.2021

India is now the epicentre of the pandemic and on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. Has Modi let his people down in their hour of need?; and why Australia is supercharging its digital engagement with south-east Asia.

Has Modi failed India?; and expanding our digital relationships with south-east Asia 06.05.2021

India is now the epicentre of the pandemic and on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. Has Modi let his people down in their hour of need?; and why Australia is supercharging its digital engagement with south-east Asia.

100 days of Joe Biden; and the 'unmitigated disaster' of the Bay of Pigs 29.04.2021

President Joe Biden outlined his economic, climate and diplomatic plans in his first speech to joint sessions of Congress. Can he really promote democracy in a world growing more dangerous?; and when the US-led attack on the Bay of Pigs failed, Castro’s prestige was greatly enhanced while the Americans were met with embarrassment and scorn.

100 days of Joe Biden; and the 'unmitigated disaster' of the Bay of Pigs 29.04.2021

President Joe Biden outlined his economic, climate and diplomatic plans in his first speech to joint sessions of Congress. Can he really promote democracy in a world growing more dangerous?; and when the US-led attack on the Bay of Pigs failed, Castro’s prestige was greatly enhanced while the Americans were met with embarrassment and scorn.

Josh Frydenberg on Andrew Peacock; and Chris Bowen on political 'charlatans' 22.04.2021

After the recent passing of Andrew Peacock, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg describes his legacy; and former treasurer, Chris Bowen, says the fakes, the fraudsters and the snake-oil merchants are winning the political contests.

Josh Frydenberg on Andrew Peacock; and Chris Bowen on political 'charlatans' 22.04.2021

After the recent passing of Andrew Peacock, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg describes his legacy; and former treasurer, Chris Bowen, says the fakes, the fraudsters and the snake-oil merchants are winning the political contests.

Nicolle Flint MP on her career-ending mistreatment in politics; and how 'cancel culture' threatens democracy 15.04.2021

Nicolle Flint MP talks about the sexist abuse she’s faced throughout her career, not from within her own party, but from political opponents and activists outside of Canberra; and does 'cancel culture' threaten what remains of our liberal public discourse, or is uncensored free speech a dangerous proposition?

Nicolle Flint MP on her career-ending mistreatment in politics; and how 'cancel culture' threatens democracy 15.04.2021

Nicolle Flint MP talks about the sexist abuse she’s faced throughout her career, not from within her own party, but from political opponents and activists outside of Canberra; and does 'cancel culture' threaten what remains of our liberal public discourse, or is uncensored free speech a dangerous proposition?

Pat McGorry on the 'missing middle' of funding for mental health; and why things look good for post-COVID economic recovery 08.04.2021

Should philanthropy have to fill the funding gap between state and federal government? Surely it is our leaders' responsibility to provide the mental health needs of all Australians; and while there is work to be done, Australia has done everything possible to economically recover from the pandemic.

Pat McGorry on the 'missing middle' of funding for mental health; and why things look good for post-COVID economic recovery 08.04.2021

Should philanthropy have to fill the funding gap between state and federal government? Surely it is our leaders' responsibility to provide the mental health needs of all Australians; and while there is work to be done, Australia has done everything possible to economically recover from the pandemic.

300 years of prime ministership: the good, the bad and the ugly 01.04.2021

British Robert Walpole served for 21 years as the very first prime minister. Robert Menzies held office in Australia for 18 years. What distinguishes a good prime minister from a bad one? Has the job become impossible?

300 years of prime ministership: the good, the bad and the ugly 01.04.2021

British Robert Walpole served for 21 years as the very first prime minister. Robert Menzies held office in Australia for 18 years. What distinguishes a good prime minister from a bad one? Has the job become impossible?

Bangladesh- 50 years of independence; and how Trump accelerated the polarising of politics 25.03.2021

Bangladesh was labelled a 'basket case' when independence was established. Now it is a booming nation. How did they do it? Also; Trump led America down the slippery slope of division, then left office. Can the wide-spread tension be resolved?

Bangladesh- 50 years of independence; and how Trump accelerated the polarising of politics 25.03.2021

Bangladesh was labelled a 'basket case' when independence was established. Now it is a booming nation. How did they do it? Also; Trump led America down the slippery slope of division, then left office. Can the wide-spread tension be resolved?

Could Syria be the new Lebanon?; Labor and the WA landslide; and is Putin reviving the 'iron curtain'? 18.03.2021

A decade after the civil war, is Syria the new Lebanon?; The Labor party won the WA election in a landslide, but will Premier Mark McGowan go the distance?; and Putin's revival of the 'iron curtain'.

Could Syria be the new Lebanon?; Labor and the WA landslide; and is Putin reviving the 'iron curtain'? 18.03.2021

A decade after the civil war, is Syria the new Lebanon?; The Labor party won the WA election in a landslide, but will Premier Mark McGowan go the distance?; and Putin's revival of the 'iron curtain'.

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