ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
This week, former Liberal leader Sussan Ley joined a cast of former politicians who have found a new voice in a life after politics.
She's been in the media after spending 6 weeks on a solo trip catching Greyhound buses across the US.
It got us thinking here at Saturday Extra, how do we reassess politicians after they say goodbye to politics? And in some cases, do we only find ourselves liking them once they've left the job?
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Bogong moths are swarming across south-eastern Australia, finding their way into homes and washing up on beaches, prompting reactions ranging from disgust to delight.
The tiny insects fly up to 1000km in an annual migration that was once commonplace but that is now extraordinary.
Classified as enda…
A Melbourne-based innovator has won the 2026 Australian Good Design Awards for an invention that distributes solar power fairly throughout apartment buildings.
Known as SolShare, the Australian-made technology makes rooftop solar accessible to apartment dwellers, and is being exported globally.
This year's NRL grand final will feature the Sydney Roosters and the Newcastle Knights.
And the story of the Knights is a fairytale in the making. The team finished last in the competition last year. Now they're just one win away from a premiership.
As a result, the city of Newcastle is going absol…
After a 31-year career as the ABC's finance guru, Alan Kohler announced this week that he's leaving the organisation.
He joins Saturday Extra to talk about the latest interest rate hike, the housing market, and how he became one of this country's great economic communicators.
It's been 50 years since the end of China's Cultural Revolution, a decade of chaos that saw mass violence and political upheaval.
But, officially at least, China is not looking back and taking stock.
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