Historian Niall Ferguson says we are in epoch-changing times as the West gives way to the East, initially China and then India.
Jeri Kroll confronts the devastating effects of Alzheimer's disease on her mother.
Staying on message: An examination of the human voice and power of utterance.
The National Broadband Network.
Time to flick up your collar and grab a baguette because it's noir in Townsville.
Her shadow lingered long after she had gone. A memory pierced the night and I knew I had to follow, if only to step in her forgotten footprints.
Focusing on how we discover, celebrate and comprehend spiritual meaning in our lives
Movietalks from the Melbourne International Film Festival
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Ever dreamed you were a bird? How close are birds and humans anyway? We’re calling for your contributions.
Share your memories and impressions of our wonderful waterways.
Let your love of words inspire a new visual idea.
ABC Radio National is once again inviting Australia's regional museums to step forward and tell us all why they should be recognised as the finest in the land.
A series of free forums discussing the links between work and words.
Elections, with their slogans and sound bites, are when words seem to be valued by volume not weight.
The use of self-vindicating citations weakens the authority of scientific claims suggests one listener to The Science Show
As an editor of a peer reviewed journal I have been appalled how blatant both multiple publication of the same work and arranging for colleagues to cite your paper regardless of its worth has become. Naturally you cite your own multiple papers.
The Gruen Nation panel critiques the Labor and Liberal campaign slogans.
