# Anna Funder

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Ballots, Books and Blizzards: 21 June, 2026

From a knife-edge by-election in Britain to a pivotal vote in Colombia, a peek at Arthur Boyd's monumental tapestries and acclaimed author Anna Funder on The Year That Made Me.

The Year that Made Me: Anna Funder, 1988

In 1988 Anna Funder was a student in Berlin, unaware that the East German dissidents she had befriended were about to have their lives changed by the fall of the Berlin Wall. Years later these events would change her own life, inspiring her to pen her award winning book Stasiland. 

The library that made Anna Funder

Anna Funder – award-winning author – talks about the library that made her.

Anna Funder - ChangeMaker Chat - How writing makes a difference

Anna Funder is one of Australia's most successful and accomplished writers. She has used her craft to explore power abuse and people's response, whether through stories about life under the Stasi in East Germany, the rise of Hitler, or by giving voice to the agency of Eileen O'shaughnessy - the wif…

🤖 Meta's Secret Model, UK's £8B AI Scandal & AI Weapons Hitting 850K Targets

Meta is quietly developing a new model codenamed Watermelon, and it's being positioned as a direct challenger to OpenAI's latest — and that's just where today's story starts. A Guardian investigation has exposed serious cracks in one of the UK's most hyped AI infrastructure projects, an £8.2 billio…

Copyright theft is AI’s original sin — are we doomed to repeat it?

Essential to the profitability and widespread adoption of modern technologies is the need to conceal their costs — the human labour, the unjust or exploitative working conditions, the environmental degradation and drain on natural resources, the reduction of precious goods to mere ‘raw material’. B…

The library that made Anna Funder

Anna Funder – award-winning author – talks about the library that made her.

Meg Mason's new novel + reviews from Hannah Kent, Andy Griffiths, Tom Wright (BONUS: Anna Funder's Top 3)

From the nightclubs of 1930s Berlin to the heartache and awkwardness of high school, and into the green rooms and backstage spaces of writers' festivals.

The Lives of Others (#18)

Mark and Cory discuss The Lives of Others, a modern classic about Stasi surveillance in 1980s East Germany. They start off talking about how to cope with a terrible dictatorship and how the film is about the power of art. However, they quickly get sidetracked with some suspicious behaviour of the S…