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Podcasts
How can South Australia’s health system move beyond crisis mode? The problems seem intractable but there are proven answers, which we explore in this week’s episode.
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For five years, it’s been Penny Wright’s job to look after the interests of our community’s most vulnerable children. As she leaves the job, we talk to her about the system’s strengths and weaknesses – and her admiration for the spirit of young people who have found themselves in the care of the state.
When Freedom of Information laws don’t operate as they should, who are you going to call? In this week’s episode we talk to arguably Australia’s most effective FOI warrior about his most important battles and get his best advice for tackling the process.
As Australian radio prepared to celebrate its centenary, this week’s episode looks back on the Adelaide radio trailblazers who shaped the industry in this country.
Political journalism is under the microscope more than ever before. In this episode, we talk to one of South Australia’s most experienced political journalists – and new InDaily columnist – Matthew Abraham.
In this week’s episode, we talk to two community leaders who believe South Australia’s housing crisis has become an emergency and – like other emergencies such as floods or bushfires – requires an immediate response.
In this week’s episode – Return from Exile – how one refugee family in Adelaide has bridged cultural and historical gulfs through food.
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