Jack Freestone: GHB – Harm Reduction and Staying Safe

Associate Professor Lauren Rosewarne explores the Victorian prisoner who took a Vegemite ban to the Supreme Court, what the case reveals about cultural identity and human rights, and why the foods we grow up with can become powerful connections to home and belonging. Guest: Dr Lauren Rosewarne, As…

Jye Marshall explores remanufacturing, greenwashing and our throwaway relationship with clothes, asking whether fashion’s future lies less in buying supposedly sustainable products and more in repairing, remaking and rediscovering what we already own. Guest: Jye Marshall, Lecturer in Fashion Desig…

Shaun Rennie explores why opera’s divas, drama and glorious excess have always resonated with queer audiences, and how Opera Up Late combines extraordinary voices, Reuben Kaye, musical theatre and pop to make opera feel anything but intimidating. Guest: Shaun Rennie, award-winning director and Art…

Meg Caddy explores the queer lives hidden within Australia’s colonial history and how those stories of love, rebellion, found family, and survival inspired her award-winning historical adventure, ‘A Flash in the Dust’. Guest: Meg Caddy, author of ‘A Flash in the Dust’ Pres…