





Who tells the story of a country? What story does a country’s national literature tell about its people and its identity? Is there such a thing as Australian literature at all? In this major new weekly series hosted by Ramona Koval, contemporary writers speak on seminal Australian texts, giving…
Watch the videoMusic critic Mikey Cahill pits modern lyricists against old masters as he tests the true quality of words in music.
O'Shea, Barns, Keane, Ludlam and Dreyfus discuss the role of media and government, and what the war on WikiLeaks repr...
In this video-only Texts in the City, Jenny Niven and Chris Wallace-Crabbe look at Collected Poems of Gwen Harwood.
Lorin Clarke joins Ruby Murray to discuss Louis Nowra's Australian classic, Cosi.
David Williamson celebrates the Australian Writers Guild's 50th anniversary with his State of the Industry Address.
Chris Stedman argues the importance of atheists and the religious engaging in thoughtful, compassionate ways to addre...
Controversial author, therapist and social commentator Bettina Arndt polemicises on sex in long-term heterosexual rel...
Chris Wallace-Crabbe joins Ramona Koval to discuss the poems of Judith Wright.
George Megalogenis discusses his incisive book on Australia's place in the global economy. With Annabel Crabb.
Ken Haley leads us on a wheeled journey through the philosophical principle of mutual incomprehension.
Sally Warhaft is joined by Lesley Lamb, Paul Sheahan and David Zyngier to discuss the Gonski report on education.
Editor and publisher Kabita Dhara joins Ruby Murray to discuss Jhumpa Lahiri's Interpreter of Maladies.
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