Australia has succumbed to Turkiye’s pressure in negotiations over who will host next year’s annual global climate meeting. It's a blow for us and our Pacific neighbours, but the prime minister insists we’ll still play a leading role. And Australian humanitarian Noah Taylor has spent this week travelling in possibly the most dangerous place on earth, Sudan’s El Fasher region. He’s met desperate men, women and children who’ve trekked through the desert for days to find safety.
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Ultra-Processed food is making you sick and sad, is it time to take on Big Food?
If that packet of food has more than five ingredients on the label it could be slowly killing you. And if an election were held in Britain tomorrow, right-wing populist leader Nigel Farage would be elected Prime Minister. Does this explain why the British Labour government is lurching to the right on immigration policy?
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Nirvana Unplugged: the iconic performance that cemented Kurt Cobain as the tortured genius
Fran Kelly brings you compelling conversations on issues that challenge,entertain and inspire us.
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COP that: Australia rejects Turkiye's offer to share climate meet
Fran Kelly brings you compelling conversations on issues that challenge,entertain and inspire us.
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The Radio National Hour
Kylie Morris brings you compelling conversations on issues that challenge,entertain and inspire us.
A weekday magazine-style current affairs program hosted by one of Australia's pre-eminent and loved interviewers. Drawing on Fran's extensive current affairs and cultural knowledge, The Radio National Hour takes a thoughtful, deep dive into the important and challenging issues, and brings insightful and engaging conversations with big names in the arts, sport and culture.
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