Approximately half of Australia’s prisoners are also parents. So how do they maintain a relationship with their kids while they’re inside?
Antarctica, the Big Dead Place 🎧
When a young American took up a position with the US Antarctic Program in the late ’90s he imagined incredible adventures within a pristine landscape, but he found something completely different.
The true cost of interpretation 🎧
Life in Afghanistan is dangerous, but if you’ve worked as an interpreter, you’re even more of a target.
Yackandandah’s angel of the bush 🎧
Glenda Elliott has spent her life caring for injured, sick and orphaned Australian wildlife and then once rehabilitated, releasing them back into the wild.
The women who were determined to walk 🎧
In the 1920s, wearing ankle length skirts and carrying heavy packs, the Melbourne Women’s Walking Club set out to explore dense areas of Victoria’s bushland.
Penguins impossible to hate 🎧
The tiniest of Australia’s penguins were once victorious over a housing development at Phillip Island in Victoria, but not without significant heartache.
Tyre slashing, vandalism and racially charged incidents are all part of the storm that has been brewing in an otherwise quaint Victorian coastal town. And it all centres on the the pipi.
Imagine a place in the broad blue expanse of ocean where you could reliably see a pod of Orca breeching. For 6 weeks every year, that place actually exists in Australian waters.