Melhores podcasts sobre Sunday Stories (2024)

David Stratton is one of Australia's most respected and beloved film critics. For decades, David reviewed thousands of films co-presenting with Margaret Pomeranz on The Movie Show on SBS and At the Movies for ABC TV. Now, at the age of 85 and after 57 years in the business, he explains why 1966, the year he became Director of the Sydney Film Festiv…

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International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement awarded Sydney Peace Prize 15:25

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The movement has been selected for its courageous and highly respected humanitarian work towards peace, respect for common humanity and understanding among all peoplesPor Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Plants on a mission to the moon 7:03

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There are more than 10 missions to be moon slated to blast off in 2026, among the payloads carried by these missions will be an Australian-led project carrying seeds, whose ultimate aim is to grow fresh food on the moon.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Iraq considering lowering the age of consent for girls to nine 11:27

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Iraq is poised to slash the legal age of consent from 18 to to nine, allowing men to marry young children.The proposed legal change also deprives women of rights to divorce, child custody and inheritance. Iraq’s parliament, which is dominated by a coalition of conservative Shia Muslim parties, is preparing to vote through an amendment that would ov…

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Russia prepares to retake Kursk from Ukraine 17:31

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After Ukraine's surprise incursion into Kursk in August, troop movement suggest Russia is planning to re-take the territory.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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UN Climate Talks Take On AI and Tech Industry 11:59

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This year’s UN climate change conference in Azerbaijan will for the first time rally the technology industry to take on the climate emergency. COP29, which is being held in the capital Baku, will hold its first-ever Digitalisation Day with Artificial Intelligence and its growing impact on climate high on the agenda.…

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Tweet of the week 2:02

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Can you guess this week's tweeter?Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Year That Made Me: Don Watson, 1983 24:29

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Don Watson is one of Australia's most respected speech writers. He is most famous for his work his Paul Keating on the iconic 1992 Redfern Park speech.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Life and Legend of Ronald Reagan 18:34

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Ronald Reagan is considered one of the most consequential presidents of post World War 2 America. The Hollywood actor-turned-politician ushered in a transformative conservative era in American politics when he was elected President in 1980, serving for eight years. A new definitive biography called Reagan: His Life and Legend explores his trajector…

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Cats and Dogs at the NGV 9:59

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Cats and Dogs are reigning at the National Gallery of Victoria this month, with the opening of a new exhibition that features over 250 of cats and dogs from ancient history to the present day.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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In Israel even the dead can father children 16:47

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Israel has one of the highest fertility rates in the developed world thanks to a raft of pronatalist policies. Since October the 7th, another avenue for producing children has opened: the families of every fallen IDF soldier have been offered a procedure called post-mortem sperm retrieval.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Martin Luther King III on Trump's new presidency 23:46

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The eldest son of the Rev. Dr Martin Luther King Jr was only ten years old when his father was killed in 1968.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Year That Made Me: Peter FitzSimons, 1986 31:39

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Peter FitzSimons is a household name. He's a former Wallaby, a journalist and a writer - having written over 27 books. On The Year That Made Me, he divulges his relationship with a woman 15 years his senior in France, how his writing career started, and his time as a building site labourer.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Croak of the Month 1:02

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What did you make of our croaker?Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Power to the People: citizen power in action 17:07

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What can we learn from China's Politburo study sessions? 16:10

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Members of the Politburo, a 24-member decision making body that sits right at the top of the Chinese Communist Party, meet for monthly collective study.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Prison lessons From Norway 11:46

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A decision on whether to release the Menendez brothers from prison, 35 years after killing their parents, is imminent after new sexual abuse evidence surfaced.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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International election observers head to the US 14:02

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As polling day approaches for the US, foreign elections observers are preparing to monitor the ballot.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Year That Made Me: John Safran, 1997 20:40

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John Safran is one of Australia's most outrageous and provocative comedians, known for stunts involving the KKK, crucifixion, fatwas and exorcisms.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The US Electoral College Explained 18:34

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When Americans head to the polls on the 5th November, they'll cast a vote for either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. But under the US electoral system the candidate with the most votes isn't always the winner. That's because it's not a national race, it's a state-by-state race by a system called the Electoral College.…

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OzAsia Festival: a contemporary arts festival 10:02

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What's on at the OzAsia Festival in Adelaide?Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Australian history at the International Conference of the Memory of the World 15:51

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The International Conference of the Memory of the World takes place in Paris this week.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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New Japan PM Sweats for Majority in Snap Election 12:16

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Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba called the snap election just days after taking office last month. But he'll be fighting an uphill battle to secure a majority.Por Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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