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Robyn Nevin - A Life

Thatcher's legacy in today's UK; the myth and legend behind The Searchers, classic US Western film

Bruce Shapiro on the Boston bombings; Do we need an Iraq War Inquiry?; the changes in Australian sport.

The next human pandemic; capturing the internet; the Gandhian moment

Sustainable cities; the deserters of the Second World War

American umpire or empire - a foreign policy debate; ethicist Peter Singer

Bruce Shapiro on U.S. politics; Bea Campbell on Margaret Thatcher; Satyajit Das on Cyprus

How effective are sanctions and what are the legal and ethical boundaries of sanctions?

Guerrilla warfare; Henry Reynolds on Tasmania.

Could Barack Obama’s first visit to Israel make or break his Middle East legacy? The theory of Biophilia, our inborn need to affiliate with nature.

Bruce Shapiro on Connecticut gun laws; How real are North Korea's threats of war?; British poet, David Morley who writes in his native Romani language.

Gene Robinson, retired Bishop of New Hampshire talks about the Anglican church and gay marriage.

David Walsh founder and creator of MONA, the Museum of Old and New Art, gives Phillip Adams a personal tour

Author and former editor of 'Foreign Policy' magazine, Moisés Naím on 'The End of Power'; Susanna de Vries celebrates the Australian heroines of WW1.

Bruce Shapiro on this week's nationally significant gay marriage cases before the U.S. Supreme Court; Professor A.C. Grayling with 'The God Argument'.