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Passive homes helping to cut energy bills

Many Australians are paying through the nose to heat and cool their homes. But there is a radical solution that could cut bills by up to 90 per cent.

Duration: 4 minutes 59 seconds

Source: 7.30/Topic: Sustainable Living

Virus lockdown traps residents in real life horror movie

Wuhan residents trapped in the locked-down city say the coronavirus outbreak has made their lives feel like a horror movie.

A photo of Ancilla Delai?with a face mask.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Disease Control

This summer could be the turning point in Morrison's leadership

At its heart, the McKenzie affair is simple: it was a clear misuse of taxpayer's money. But what happens next is far from straightforward, writes Michelle Grattan.

Bridget McKenzie looks across the room and holds her arms in a shrug while also carrying binders

Source: The Conversation/Topic: Government and Politics

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Board games are booming, and their benefits are many

Board games have experienced a big resurgence, and those who are playing them are finding benefits in socialising and unplugging from the world of screens.

Duration: 12 minutes 1 second

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Community and Society

As prices rise, here's how to make your vegetables last longer

The price of vegetables is expected to increase due to Australia's bushfire crisis, but there are ways you can protect your weekly food budget.

Photo of broccoli with illustrated background for a story about how to make vegetables last longer.

Source: ABC Life/Topic: Food and Cooking

After triple zero — a paramedic's tale

Benjamin Gilmour describes the hectic work of saving lives, and what it's like to bring people back from the brink of suicide.

Duration: 51 minutes 21 seconds

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Human Interest

The ethics of reading and the experience of book clubs

Book clubs may be one of the most widespread forms of cultural participation in Australia. But are they spaces of ethical dialogue, or merely a leisure activity?

Source: ABC Religion & Ethics/Topic: Books (Literature)

National holidays are 'almost always political'

Australia Day is not the only national day shrouded in politics. Here are five comparable examples.

A sign saying "change the date" with the word date crossed out and replaced with "system".

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Community and Society

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Tex Perkins on Johnny Cash and parenthood

Local legend Tex Perkins speaks to The Drawing Room about music legend Johnny Cash, parenthood and mythology.

Duration: 16 minutes 36 seconds

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Arts and Entertainment

Zen from the neck down

Fitzroy Diaries: The guy from the new apartment with the sharp yellow door is no match for Gayle’s enormous recycling bin.

Duration: 16 minutes 39 seconds

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Human Interest

The Girl With The Dragonfly Tattoo

When Ollie Wards' brother Greg marries his dream girl, it seems like a perfect start. But only months later, Greg is broke and heartbroken.

Duration: 48 minutes 28 seconds

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Law, Crime and Justice

She Has Her Mother's Laugh

Author Carl Zimmer looks at the history, science and thorny ethical problems of genetic inheritance.

Duration: 21 minutes 39 seconds

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Science

Moments in History

Ian Fairweather's letters show wild adventurer's struggles

Ian Fairweather is considered one of Australia's greatest artists, but much of his nomadic life has remained a mystery.

Duration: 14 minutes 45 seconds

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Human Interest

Rewind – Series 4 Heath Ledger on Brokeback Mountain

On the 4th of April this year, Heath Ledger would have been 40-years-old. In this 2006 interview with Tracey Bowden, the beloved Australian actor talks about working on 'Brokeback Mountain' and how the film changed his life.