In the media

Explore the journey of Massoud Fakhry and the Magnificent Seven, pioneers among Australia's first Lebanese settlers.

Crisis accommodation is failing women escaping violence. Read on as we unpack the system's flaws—and the urgent fixes we need now.

What gets lost—or found—in translation? Tune in as we dive into language, power, and archives across cultures and colonial histories.

In case you missed it, listen here as our experts explore the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, discussing potential risks and ethical considerations.

In this episode of Hack on triple j, experts examine Australia's efforts to combat men's violence against women. The discussion follows nationwide rallies protesting gender-based violence and the deaths of 27 women.

Bodies aren't just biological—they're political. This episode unpacks womanhood, queerness, and the unspoken rules shaping how we live.

Host Louise Adams and feminist scholar Dr. Natalie Jovanovski critically examine the Barbie movie's feminist claims. They explore whether the film represents genuine progress or merely serves as a marketing strategy for Mattel, discussing themes of female autonomy, societal beauty standards, and the commercialisation of feminism.

Despite a big investment in mental health, Dr Kathryn Daley warns that many young Australians still fall through service gaps and talks about alternatives and additions that could help.