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Sydney Writers' Festival | Feminist icon on 50 years since and 50 years more.
Sydney Writers' Festival | Economics Professor at UNSW Sydney Richard Holden and Parliamentarian Andrew Leigh unpack the causes and consequences of economic inequality.
Sydney Writers' Festival | Hear Kerrie Davies and Yves Rees in conversation with Susan Wyndham as they uncover trailblazing Australian women whose stories have disappeared from the history books.
What role will you play, no matter how small, in helping to shift the climate crisis?
Sydney Writers' Festival | What happens when human creativity and artificial intelligence collide?
Explore the joy, tenderness and triumphs of queer storytelling.
In an era of digital disarray, can we mend the severed connections of our society?
Investigate where things went wrong at the start of the 21st century with escalating property prices leading to a rental and housing crisis with Alan Kohler and Richard Holden.
Machines lead the charge on today’s battlefields, but what does this mean for the people caught in the crossfire?
Bone up on carnal knowledge across the centuries and find out what the future of fornication holds in a discussion with Rob Brooks, Esmé Louise James and David Baker.
As anti-diversity rhetoric gains traction globally, its echoes in Australia pose a growing threat to LGBTQIA+ communities. UNSW Professor Christy Newman explores.
How can policy revive a fading "American Dream" of progress and social mobility? John N. Friedman and Richard Holden explore what this could mean for Australia.