The water inundating Victorian homes and shops is also filling long-dry reservoirs and wetlands.
Author Joe Bageant on the burgeoning white underclass in the United States.
The role of the nurses at the frontline is both radically different and basically unchanged.
The recently retired gold medallist has announced that she's returning to the sport.
The Uniting Church in Longreach, Queensland
He's hairy and blurry but not exactly furry, the fuggy headed monster.
There's a monster in my bedroom
it crawls in every night.
I know exactly where it comes from
to give me such a fright.
A comprehensive review and debate of national and international current affairs
Australia Votes 2010
Radio National and ABC-wide election coverage and a selection of background and commentary from the Radio National archive.
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Join Peter Mares at The Wheeler Centre in Melbourne to review the health of arts' criticism in Australia.
The Ian Reed Foundation supports emerging and established writers of radio drama.
Explore the rich musical history of Greece with Music Deli
ABC Radio National has once again invited Australia's regional museums to step forward and tell us all why they should be recognised as the finest in the land.
Pakistan flood appeal
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It's not often an election announcement can remind you of the Melbourne Cup, but this afternoon's big decision sure came close.
The evanescence of Church influence in Latin America is to be welcomed contends one listener to Background Briefing
The move away from superstition to rationality must be welcomed because violence due to ideological conflict will be diminished as will be the impact of uncontrolled fertility upon the environment. The Catholic church has a dismal human rights record in Latin America and its waning will hopefully mean a weakening of the dubious moral authority used to endorse repressive governments.
How do religious groups use advertising to promote their 'brand'?
