# Tom Ravlic

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Allan Behm from the Australia Institute on Venezuela

The Australia Institute’s Allan Behm speaks with Tom Ravlic about the recent US activities in Venezuela and what consequences, if any, they have for Australia’s positioning on the world stage. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus epis…

Greg Barns on the government's antisemitism, gun laws and hate speech bill

Barrister Greg Barns SC provides some analysis of the draft law the government wants legislated next week that impacts on gun laws, freedom of expression, migration, and a range of other matters in the wake of the Bondi Massacre. The issues Barns tells Tom Ravlic about are only a few that are on hi…

Duniam: more questions that answers arises from the 144-page bill the government wants passed

Senator Jono Duniam is the shadow home affairs minister, a Senator for Tasmania, and a member of the intelligence and security committee of the Australian Parliament. He spoke to Tom Ravlic about a series of reservations he and the coalition have with the legislation the Albanese government wants t…

The Australia Institute's view on gun law reform

New laws have passed the Federal Parliament that change gun law regulation in the wake of the Bondi massacre. Australia Institute deputy director Ebony Bennett talks to Tom Ravlic about the numbers of guns out in the community right now, and why she and AI believe the new rules are of benefit to th…

Where is the Albanese government's work on closing loopholes for tax dodges at?

Assistant minister Andrew Leight joins Tom Ravlic to discuss taxation, randomised trials, and what the PwC scandal means three years on. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit canberrasentinel.substack.com/subscribe

Afghan employees still in danger more than four and a half years on

Humanitarian advocate Pat Ryan has spent several years since Australia left Afghanistan trying to get his former colleagues - locally engaged employees - out of the region. Ryan is deeply concerned about the seven individuals and their families who remain in danger overseas. He speaks with Tom Ravl…

What makes parliament an effective institution?

Former Senator Cory Bernardi is getting ready to start a new stint in parliament in South Australia' Upper House. He talks to Tom Ravlic about the things parliaments do well, what happens when conventions fail, how estimates can get things clarified, and the challenges of resourcing parliamentary o…

Ian Dunt's UK, the KPMG scandal, plus 500 years of nightlife

Our regular UK correspondent on the death of former Cambridge Professor Jason Arday. An accounting and ethics expert who has been following the KPMG case explains why some of the firm's activities are so controversial. And 'going out' - a colourful romp through the many ways that many cultures enjo…

KPMG's trouble and strife

An expert guide to the commercial sins that have put the big consultancy under the spotlight, after more information emerged in a parliamentary hearing last week. Guest: Tom Ravlic, journalist, author and academic who has been writing about the KPMG saga for Crikey, and The Mandarin. He has previo…

Coffee Break Briefing on sustainability reporting

Avarni is a firm that provides services to companies needing to report on emissions for compliance under law, Its co-founder, Misha Cajic, tells Tom Ravlic about the reporting trends his firm has observed with the first wave of reporting by tier one entities. This is a public episode. If you'd lik…