Jane Cadzow's cover story profiles the most powerful man in rugby league and racing Peter V'landys, and was published in October 2019.

Jane is then joined in conversation by Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, along with Sydney Morning Herald chief sports writer Andrew Webster to talk about V'landys' handling of the NRL's planned return, his iron fist rule and his relationship with the media. Discussion begins at 41:00. 

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Jane Cadzow's cover story profiles the most powerful man in rugby league and racing&nbsp;Peter&nbsp;V'landys, and was published in October 2019.
Jane is then joined in conversation by&nbsp;Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, along with&nbsp;Sydney Morning Herald chief sports writer Andrew Webster to talk about V'landys' handling of the NRL's planned return, his iron fist rule and his relationship with the media. Discussion begins at 41:00.&nbsp;
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It's your favourite magazine, brought to life for your ears, your heart and your soul - deep-dive into the definitive stories in stereo. Immerse yourself in long reads of some of the best Good Weekend features, followed by a discussion with the magazine's much-loved writers.

It's your favourite magazine, brought to life for your ears, your heart and your soul - deep-dive into the definitive stories in stereo. Immerse yourself in long reads of some of the best Good Weekend features, followed by a discussion with the magazine's much-loved writers.

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NRL and racing supremo Peter V'landys

Konrad Marshall's cover story looks at the challenges of relationships in which one person is from Australia, and the other from abroad, and was published February 2020. 

Konrad is then joined in conversation by Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, along with a special guest - Konrad's American wife, Nikki - for a chat about the painful sacrifices and bittersweet joys of their long-distance love. Discussion begins at 33:00.

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Konrad Marshall's cover story looks at the challenges of relationships in which one person is from Australia, and the other from abroad, and was published February 2020. Konrad is then joined in conversation by&nbsp;Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, along with a special guest - Konrad's American wife, Nikki - for a chat about the painful sacrifices and bittersweet joys of their long-distance love. Discussion begins at 33:00.
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Melissa Fyfe and Henrietta Cook's cover story explores the increasingly menacing behaviour of parents toward school staff, and was published in April 2019.

Melissa is then joined in conversation by Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, and Karen Terry - an experienced Victorian secondary school principal - to talk about furious Facebook posts, abusive emails and school sit-ins. Discussion begins at 36:05. 

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Melissa Fyfe and Henrietta Cook's cover story explores the increasingly menacing behaviour of&nbsp;parents&nbsp;toward school staff, and was published in April 2019. Melissa is then joined in conversation by Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, and Karen Terry - an experienced Victorian secondary school principal - to talk about furious Facebook posts, abusive emails and school sit-ins. Discussion begins at 36:05.&nbsp;
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Are parents the new school bullies?

Amanda Hooton's story is an in-depth profile on Jacinda Ardern, the young, charismatic world leader just after she was elected New Zealand's Prime Minister. 

Amanda will be joined in conversation by Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, and political editor Peter Hartcher for a discussion on Ardern's handling of the COVID-19 crisis, Christchurch massacre and Christchurch earthquake, and how she compares to other world leaders.

Published in Good Weekend magazine March 2018. 

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Amanda Hooton's story is an in-depth profile on Jacinda Ardern, the young, charismatic world leader just after she was elected New Zealand's Prime Minister.&nbsp;
Amanda will be joined in conversation by Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland, and political editor Peter Hartcher for a discussion on Ardern's handling of the COVID-19 crisis, Christchurch massacre and Christchurch earthquake, and how she compares to other world leaders.
Published in Good Weekend magazine March 2018.&nbsp;
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