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Human Rights In Australia With Geoffrey Robertson
A short interview with Geoffrey Robertson QC about Human Rights and how they are protected in Australia.
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Issues: Education
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Issues: Education
The Australian Health Care System
A short interview with Dr Mukesh Haikerwal about the health care system in Australia.
Regions: Australia
Issues: Education
Water in Australia
A short interview with Tom Hatton, director of the Water for a Healthy Country Flagship at CSIRO about water in Australia
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Issues: Education, Environment
The Australian Economy
A short interview with Dr Beth Webster about the design and function of the Australian Economy and it's place in the democratic system of Australian Government.
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Issues: Education
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Issues: Education, Freedom of opinion & expression
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