Friday Food: Weird and Unpopular Food

Culinary adventurer Andrew Zimmern shares his experiences with bizarre foods from around the world and discusses how expanding our palates can foster greater cultural understanding.

New plan suggests cocaine sales should be regulated in a market

The Greens in New South Wales have sparked a controversial debate by suggesting the regulation of cocaine in a controlled market, arguing that current enforcement strategies have failed and a new approach is needed to address the $180 billion industry and its associated dangers.

Nigel Farage's reform party threatens conservative stronghold as UK election approaches

In a seismic shift in UK politics, Nigel Farage's Reform Party is poised to challenge the Conservative stronghold, with recent polls showing Reform ahead of the Tories, marking a potential historic change in the political landscape.

Celebrating Ada Emily Evans: Pioneering Sydney's Legal History

Author, historian and entertainer Jim Haynes brings us the story of Sydneysider Ada Emily Evans, the trailblazer who became the first woman admitted to the bar in New South Wales.

Screen Talk with Anna Cordaiy

Entertainment expert Anna Corday discusses the latest in film and streaming, with and standout streaming recommendations.

Addressing ADF personnel shortages and incentivising people to join Defence

The Australian Defense Force (ADF) is grappling with a significant recruitment shortfall, prompting discussions on innovative incentives, including housing bonuses, to attract new recruits as geopolitical challenges mount.

Beijing's diplomatic visit to Australia: balancing trade and tensions

As Beijing's Premier Li Kang visits Australia, the diplomatic facade hides the ongoing tension over issues like Taiwan and trade relations, underscoring the complexity of Australia's stance towards China.

Expert financial advice with Blake Wend of Pretzel Wealth: interest rates, super contributions, and estate planning

Join Blake Wendt from Pretzel Wealth as he provides insights on the US Federal Reserve's rate decisions, key financial tips for the end of the financial year, and practical advice on estate planning, including managing concessional contributions and navigating capital gains tax on inherited propert…

The dark past of Macdonaldtown

Discover the eerie history behind Mcdonaldtown Station in Sydney, named after a suburb that vanished and tied to the chilling story of 19th-century baby farmers.

Union push for expanded worker rights: AFL targeted over umpiring appointment

The CFMEU's Victorian leader, John Setka, threatens a work-to-rule campaign against the AFL if they don't fire their head of umpiring, Stephen McBurney, a former building watchdog. This move comes amid a broader push by unions for substantial workplace reforms, including increased wages, a shorter …