Newsroom edition: the dangers of automated governance
A Guardian exclusive this week revealed the national disability insurance scheme is set to be dramatically overhauled, with participants’ plans now being assessed by a computer and human oversight dramatically reduced. Advocates have called it a ‘nightmare scenario for disabled people’. Bridie Jabo…
Parenting with Dr Billy Garvey, and dealing with an in-law culture clash
Developmental paediatrician Dr Billy Garvey says behavioural and emotional difficulties are the number one reason parents come to see him. But, Dr Billy says parents can learn to respond to challenging behaviour in a way that works for both them and their kids.
What do you do when it feels like you…
Newsroom edition: Labor’s ambition and the Coalition’s existential crisis in 2025
As the year rounds to a close, Anthony Albanese has been on a victory lap, while the Coalition continues to pick up the pieces after a bruising election defeat. But as Labor has slowly been delivering election promises, is there a disconnect between Albanese’s cautious approach and the way Australi…
Ep 182 Bridie Jabour - Being Interested Is This Story-tellers Superpower
Great writing rarely starts with a perfect sentence.
In this episode, Guardian journalist and novelist Bridie Jabour dives into her writing process, creative routine, and her approach to chasing curiosity.
You'll also hear what 20 years of journalism taught Bridie about noticing small things, sh…
On Mario Vargas Llosa, Libby Page's The Lido, Sharlene Teo's Ponti and Tim Ayliffe's The Greater Good
Kate and Cassie disagree (again!) about Mario Vargas Llosa's The Neighbourhood, writers Bridie Jabour and Sheila Pham review debut novels by Libby Page and Sharlene Teo, and journo and novelist Tim Ayliffe reveals his crime and suspense filled bookshelves
Laura Lindstedt's Oneiron, Madeline Miller's Circe, Bridie Jabour's The Way Things Should Be and Madeleine Seys on Fashion and Narrative in Victorian Popular Literature
Kate Evans and Cassie McCullagh are joined by Maria Takolander and Tamara Neal to talk Laura Lindstedt's Oneiron, Madeline Miller's Circe, Bridie Jabour's The Way Things Should Be and Madeline Seys is along on Fashion and Narrative in Victorian Popular Literature
Bruce Shapiro's America and three childhoods from country Australia
Bruce Shapiro on the latest challenges for President Biden - gun violence, climate policy and mask mandates. And Rick Morton, Bridie Jabour and Farz Edraki recount stories from their childhoods spent in country Australia and how they influenced them to become the journalists and writers they are to…
Talking Aussie Books with Bridie Jabour
Bridie Jabour is the Head of Multimedia at Guardian Australia who previously worked as a journalist reporting on social affairs, politics and regional issues.
Bridie is the author of a book of essays - Trivial Grievances: On the contradictions, myths and misery of your 30s as well as the 2018 novel…
832. Dani Vee and Bridie Jabour - Ordinary, Funny, Tragic and scheduling creativity
⭐️ Episode 832 Bridie Jabour - Ordinary, Funny, Tragic and creativity ⭐️ Published by Harper Collins
Dear book lovers,
This week I talk to Bridie Jabour about her new book
Ordinary, Funny, Tragic 🩷
I love, love, love Bridie’s work!
We chat about
✅ The challenge of writing comedy
✅ The importan…
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I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
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