Newsreader intro: Wollongong pubs are celebrating the NSW government’s decision to relax the restrictions on dancing and singing indoors.

Lucy Arundell reports.

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Dancing returns to Local Pubs

Political tribalism. Our society has become increasingly polarized, with people with different opinions less and less likely to talk to each other.  

Today I’m speaking with Professor Greg Melleuish, a lecturer in history and politics at the University of Wollongong. He gives us his take on tribes in politics, divisions in Australian society and why he won’t go to the barricades for a shortage of cat food.

Political Tribalism with Professor Gregory Melluish

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Most people have fond childhood memories of guinea pigs as household pets. Zac, on the other hand, has been so traumatised by his guinea pig pet experience that he no longer wants to be in the same room as one. Listen to his story here.


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Zac and his Guinea Pigs

A global pandemic. Bomb blasts in Beirut. A sickening coral reef. It’s impossible to keep up to date with all the news that is thrown at us, and it’s very easy to become overwhelmed. 

In this audio I break down how we are influenced by social media, and how media organisations are changing because of it.

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