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Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world, Extra with Fran Kelly explores the risks and possibilities of big shifts in power, puts events in our neighbourhood and overseas into context

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Plus, new research into why Greek migrants changed or anglicised their names, and why so few have changed back.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

Making sense of a changing world.

A forensic look at the proposed changes to the Constitution which would enshrine an indigenous voice to parliament and how Turkey is turning its back on democratic ideals.

Engaging and in depth discussions, debates and interviews presented by Geraldine Doogue.

and women's relationship with alcohol over the years

After Republican congresswoman Liz Cheney's loss in the Wyoming primary to a Trump-endorsed candidate we discuss the future of the GOP, her possible run for President, and what this all means for the Democrats.

The economics to growing up - A new academic analysis of 21 billion Facebook friendships sheds like on class and social mobility

and a history of the Country Women's Association

Sri Lankan military ‘whatever it takes’ - with the Sri Lankan president fleeing to the Maldives the Prime Minister has ordered the military to contains protestors. Dr Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu, Executive Director, Centre for Policy Alternative Sri Lanka

Wellness in schools:  The Victorian government has committed $200 million to place well being leaders in the state's primary schools by 2026.  But what exactly is wellbeing?  How do you define it - and even more importantly how is it attained? Dr Annie Gowing, University of Melbourne and  Helen Aguiar is the principal of Perth College, an Anglican school for girls

How to argue well: Bo Seo is a two-time world champion debater and a former coach of the Australian national debating team and the Harvard College Debating Union. His new book “Good Arguments: How debate teaches us to listen and be heard” is published by Penguin.  Bo Seo discusses how to argue well, if at all, in an increasingly polarised world

*Digital democracy - Dr Samir Saran, President of the Observer Researcher Foundation in India is calling for greater transnational regulation of the global internet, arguing that technology is an "existential threat" to democracy. He wants technology to be a digital public good and serve the world equally. We need rules and we need to advance digital cooperation.

Serious teacher shortage – Schools are at breaking point unable to find enough teachers. Classes are having to be merged, and teachers are being lured out of retirement to plug holes. The crisis is across public, catholic, and independent schools and has hit cities immune from previous shortages. AITSL chief executive Mark Grant

and what happens when Fox News watchers switch over to CNN?

and a film about about bird medics in New Dehli

Plus, great tips on what to watch, read and listen to with The Pick.

remembering the single minded travel writer Dervla Murphy

and a tribute to the late Caroline Jones