All Episodes

05 | James Curran: Trump’s gift

04 | Amelia Lester: AI on Australia’s terms

03 | Larissa Behrendt: Justice, ideas, inclusion

02 | Hon John Anderson AC: Our civilisational moment

01 | Professor Justin Wolfers: Australia is freaking amazing

04 | Lyn Williams: The Artistry of Children

03 | Iain Grandage: Beyond the Boundaries

02 | Aaron Wyatt: Our Shared Humanity

01 | Anna Goldsworthy: Kairos

Q&A with Professor Michelle Simmons

04 | The Importance of Doubt

03 | Imagination and Mindset

02 | The Quantum Promise

01 | The Atomic Revolution

05 | We The Australian People

04 | Transformational School education

03 | A Job Guarantee For The Bottom Million

02 | A Rightful But Not Separate Place

01 | Who we were, who we are, and who we can be

04 | Soul of the Age - Imaginary Forces with John Bell

03 | Soul of the Age — Shakespeare's Women with John Bell

02 | Soul of the Age - Order vs Chaos with John Bell

01 | Soul of the Age — Life lessons from Shakespeare with John Bell

03 | The economics of inequality

02 | Lighting up our ocean

01 | Oil vs Water — Confessions of a carbon emitter

03 |The End of Silence: Makarrata

02 |The End of Silence: With the consent of the natives

01 | The End of Silence: The genesis of the Uluru statement

01 | Back to the future of eugenics

02 | Gene genie

03 | Sins of the flesh

04 | Life immortal

Fast, smart and connected: How to build our digital future

Fast, smart and connected: Your hopes and fears for where technology is heading

Fast, smart and connected: All technology has a history (and a country)

Fast, smart and connected: Dealing lightning with both hands

Fast, smart and connected: Where it all began

Introducing 2017 Boyer Lecturer, Prof Genevieve Bell

Social justice and health: making a difference

Living and working

Give every child the best start

Health inequality and the causes of the causes

Social justice and health: making a difference

Living and working

Give every child the best start

Health inequality and the causes of the causes

The Birthplace of the Fortunate

Foreign policy begins at home

A three-dimensional foreign policy

Present at the destruction

People for Science

Science for a Healthy Environment

Science for a Healthy Economy

Science for a Healthy People

Advance Australia Fair

Australians at their best

Watching the women

Joining the neighbourhood

05 | Counting Our Victories: the end of Garvey-ism and the soft bigotry of low expectation

04 | The conceit of wilderness ideology

03 | Old barriers and new models. The private sector, government and the economic empowerment of Aboriginal Australians

02 | From Protectionism to Economic Advancement

01 | Changing the paradigm: Mining Companies, Native Title and Aboriginal Australians

Lecture 4: A Home in Fiction

Lecture 3: At Home in the World

Lecture 2: A Home on Bland Street

Lecture 1: Our Only Home

Lecture 6: The Republic of Learning

Lecture 5: Fired with Enthusiasm

Lecture 4: Becoming a Citizen

Lecture 3: Research! A Mere Excuse for Idleness

Lecture 2: A Lectern in a Dusty Room

Lecture 1: The Global Moment

Lecture 6: Australia's Future: Paying it Forward

Lecture 5: From Nino Cullotta to Hazim El Masri

Lecture 4: The Politics of Ordinary Australians

Lecture 3: Leading In Australia

Lecture 2: Australia's Regional Relationships

Lecture 1: National Security at the Breakfast Table?

Lecture 6: The 21st century: comforting the afflicted. And afflicting the comfortable

Lecture 5: The global middle class roars

Lecture 4: Fortune favours the smart

Lecture 3: The future of newspapers: moving beyond dead trees

Lecture 2: Who's afraid of new technology?

Lecture 1: Aussie rules: bring back the pioneer

Lecture 6: Shaping the Future

Lecture 5: Brain Plasticity Gives Hope to Children

Lecture 4: Imagination Becomes a Reality

Lecture 2: Loss of Contact

Lecture 1: Exploring the World Around Us

Lecture 6: Challenges for the Future

Lecture 5: The Long Expansion

Lecture 4: The Recession of 1990 and its Legacy

Lecture 3: Reform and Deregulation

Lecture 2: From Golden Age to Stagflation

Lecture 1: The Golden Age

Lecture 6: Punching Above Our Weight?

Lecture 5: Challengers

Lecture 4: Civilisations and Cultures - Clashing or Merging?

Lecture 3: A Democratic World

Lecture 2: Taking on Utopia

Lecture 1: And Then There Was One

Lecture 4 — The companionable state

Lecture 3 — The dark side of the warm inner glow: family and communitarians

Lecture 2 — Raising social capital

Lecture 6 — Towards a utopian road movie

Lecture 5 — Change, diversity and dissent

Lecture 1 — Broadening the views