Speaking with Australian Diplomat and author Robert Bowker
Bradley speaks with author and Australian diplomat, Robert Bowker about his new memoir and his experiences in bringing his life to the pages within. Grab your copy here - https://www.shawlinepublishing.com.au/our-titles/non-fiction/display/278-tomorrow-there-will-be-apricots%3A-an-australian-diplom…
The day the Taliban overtook Kabul: An interview with Ahmad Shuja Jamal
As Shuja Jamal walked to the Presidential Palace in Kabul for work at 8.30am on 15 August 2021, ‘it was clear that this is unlike any other day … something in the air in the city ... You can actually feel it.’ Shuja is the former director-general for international relations for Afghanistan’s Nation…
Season 2: Episode 1 - Protracted Crises - In for the Long Haul
I Think You're On Mute is a podcast by the Humanitarian Advisory Group to explore who’s talking and who’s listening in humanitarian emergencies and response.
Protracted crises are situations of prolonged and sustained instability, conflict or humanitarian emergency that persist over an extended pe…
The politics of migration, refugees and national security
How do negative portrayals of migrants and refugees impact social cohesion within a society?
What is "crimmigration," and what are the issues with using criminal law frameworks in immigration contexts?
Do political incentives shape the discourse on migration and distract from other security threat…
Super Corvette is Coming, V8 Street Truck, M240i, We Need More Retro Specials
This week Kyle drives the 2025 Genesis GV80 Coupe and BMW M240i xDrive. We take a look at the Ford F-150 LOBO and discuss what Chevrolet could possibly be doing at the Nurburgring with an entire lineup of Corvettes. We then talk about what modern cars deserve a retro-inspired special edition.
Lat…
Episode 4. Taliban Rule Rewired: Social Engineering, Surveillance and the New Regional Chessboard
In this episode of Talibanology, podcast host Tamim Asey sits down with Emeritus Professor William Maley of the Australian National University—renowned scholar and author of The Afghanistan Wars, Rescuing Afghanistan, and What is a Refugee?Drawing on decades of expertise, Professor Maley offers a s…
Chrétien and the World
Donald Wright speaks with Jack Cunningham about his book Chrétien and the World. Conventional wisdom holds that foreign policy was not a priority for Jean Chrétien over his ten years as Canadian prime minister. In reality, he and his government pursued an often ambitious, activist policy to forward…
2015 Survey of the Afghan People Australian Launch
Speakers: Gordon Hein, Timor Sharan, and Zack Warren, The Asia Foundation; Professor William Maley, Bell School, ANU; and Professor Stephen Howes, Development Policy Centre, Crawford School, ANU.
The findings of The Asia Foundation’s latest Survey of the Afghan People are being released at an impo…
Afghanistan 2014: a survey of the Afghan people
With the conclusion of the first democratic transition of power in the country’s history and the continuing drawdown of foreign troops, what do the people of Afghanistan think are the most critical issues facing the country?
This survey, based on face-to-face interviews with a nationally represent…
81. Australia and the Security Council: ANU Roadshow
In this roadshow episode, recorded at the workshop Australia’s Relationship with the UN Security Council: Eighty Years and Counting at the Australian National University, Douglas Guilfoyle, Imogen Saunders and Juliette McIntyre are joined by Jeremy Farrall, William Maley, Richard Rowe, Susan Harris…
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