



The Wire Weekly 10 October 2026
This weeks Wire's Weekly includes Health policy took centre stage at a Sydney University debate, we speak to one of Australia’s youngest mayors about young leadership and representing his community and later we remember publishing legend Hilary McPhee, and explore her lasting impact on Australian l…

The Wire Weekly 3 October 2026
This weeks Wire's Weekly includes Greens leader Larissa Waters resigning after health concerns, call for federal action as housing crisis widens generational wealth gap and later Bogong moth numbers surge across NSW in encouraging sign for endangered species.

The Wire Weekly 26 September 26

The Wire Weekly 19 September 2026
This week's The Wire Weekly includes five years on from AUKUS, older Australians face financial abuse and we take a look at 70 years of Australian television.

The Wire Weekly 12 September 2026

The Wire Weekly 5 September 2026
This weeks episode of The Wire Weekly includes the devastating landslide in Nepal, NDIS impacting communities and the impact of energy use as data centres boom in Australia.

The Wire Weekly 29 August 2026
The Wire Weekly looks at the link between misogyny and violent extremism, Australia’s lobbying rules and we explore the power of children’s stories to shape young minds and build shared experiences.

The Wire Weekly 22 August 2026
This week on The Wire Weekly, we look at uncertainty around Australia’s planned national gun buyback as governments work to reach an agreement. We unpack the NDIS changes set to pass next week and what they could mean for people with disability. And later, we speak to the producer of the First Nati…

The Wire Weekly 15 August 2026
The top stories from the week include; the Census includes sexual orientation and questions about gender identity for the first time, students across Australia protest in opposition to One Nation and a powerful earthquake has struck western Colombia, killing at least 111 people.

The Wire Weekly 8 August 2026
This week on The Wire Weekly we look at why the Victorian opposition wants to expand its so called adult crime adult time laws, this week Australians will see fuel prices rise as the federal government's excise discount comes to an end and the bird flu cases are rising in Australian wildlife, spark…