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Parallel IV with Chris Zinn (Consumed By Soul)

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Clarifying the Voice to Parliament

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Whitlam’s Historic Visit to China

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The Aussie Who Built The Royal Coronation Coach

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Walk Like An Ecomodernist

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Anita Kolni about the Volvo Ocean Lovers Festival on Monday Drive

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Nadia and Cathy from the Conservatorium of Music on Vocal Fundamentals

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Strapping TNT to Poker Machines

9

The Election Revelations

10

Gambling Ads: How Much More Can We Take?

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The Monarch’s True Power

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The Uyghur Situation

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Resurrecting the Tasmanian Tiger

14

Fall In Love With Slugs And Snails This Week

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Australia’s Energy Crisis Explained

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Our World Under The Microscope

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La Niña Could Be Here To Stay

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Climate Justice – What Is It And Why Do We Need It?

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Could Roe v. Wade Be Overturned?

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Does the Liberal Party Have a Future?

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A Biodiversity Stewardship Policy For Farmers

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Toxic Car Tyres

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Gay Hate Crimes in NSW

24

The reason for Australia’s species extinction

25

Miriam Hechtman: Alphabet of Women on Thursday Drive

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Cedric Burnside: His Fourth Time in Australia

27

Green Infrastructure Equals Cool Towns

28

Freshwater Mussels – Small, Vital & Under Threat

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Willy Vlautin: A Long Way from the American Dream

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The Doomsday Clock – 100 Seconds To Midnight

31

Hope And Courage In The Climate Crisis

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Talking Plants

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Lion Spy – The Hunt For Justice

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Is Ecocide A Crime?

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See The World Through Bees’ Eyes

36

Welcome Merchant – Elevating Refugee Entrepreneurs

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Trees Suck Carbon

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Plastic Waste Is Raising The Heat

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My Belly Is Angry, My Throat Is In Love

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The Influence Of Ocean Eddies On The Climate

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Spike Heels – A Sharp & Funny Critique Of The Patriarchy

42

The Secret Life Of Puddles

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Are we heading to spermageddon?

44

Five ways to spot people trying to mislead you about science

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Dingo Or Feral Dog – Can You Spot The Difference?

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Tasmania’s Disappearing Giant Kelp Forests

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Fish, Sand, Sea Snails – Why Little Things Matter

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Our moral shame

49

Final Report from the Royal Commission into Aged Care

50

The Wonderful World of Trees – Part Two

51

Planet Friendly Sport

52

Hope For Our Oceans

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Update on Julian Assange’s extradition case

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Tug Dumbly’s Take On Christmas

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Classic Christmas Movies To Watch This Season

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How to Avoid Unwanted Gifts This Christmas

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The Wonderful World of Trees – Part one

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Murdoch dominance of our newspaper market

59

Future Vets Camp for School Kids

60

Musings about a Republic

61

Collaborative Housing – Revolutionising How Australian’s Live – On Monday Drive

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The Weather Diaries – On Monday Drive

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‘Listening Earth’ Whisks You Away To Wild Places – On Monday Drive

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Therapeutic Properties Of Seaweed

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Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 28 September 20202

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Sebastian Goldspink – New Gallery Coordinator At The Woollahra Gallery At Redleaf

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Gas Not Key To Post-Covid Economic Recovery

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How The Moon Affects Native Australian Wildlife

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Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 21 September 20202

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Lux Eterna’s Upcoming Exhibition “Our Non-Human Psyche”

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The Need For A Plant Database

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Sydney – Teeming With Wildlife

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Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 14 September 20202

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Balloon’s Hidden Dangers

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Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 07 September 20202

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NSW Koala Strategy – One More National Park To Save Koalas?

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We Can’t Afford The Rich

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The Crash of Rhinos

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Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 31 August 20202

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Is Our Environment Protection Act Fit For Purpose?

81

Changes in the Middle East

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The Swallows Of Kabul

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The Indigenous Concept of Deep Time

84

The Challenges And Rewards Of Working For Doctors Without Borders

85

Mainstreaming Electric Cars – The Good Car Company on Monday Drive

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Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 17 August 20202

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Paul Irish “Hidden In Plain View” – The Aboriginal People of Coastal Sydney

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Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 10 August 20202

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OzHarvest Opens Second Pay-If-You-Can Supermarket

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Give Them a Break – Floating Roost Sites a Lifeline for Migratory Birds

91

Bluesfest 2021

92

Birds on decline

93

Meet Badiucao – China’s most prolific and well-known political cartoonists

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Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 27 July 2020

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Koalas on the brink

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Is Corona Virus caused by 5G?!

97

The Powerhouse shambles

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Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 20 July 20202

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The legal outrage of the prosecution of witness K and his lawyer Bernard Collaery

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What needs to change after Corona virus?