Making sense of Australia’s place in the world, Between the Lines puts contemporary international issues and events into a broader historical context, seeking out original perspectives and challenging accepted wisdoms.
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Thursday 23 May 2019
Whatever your opinions, Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan appeal to the public.
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There is no love lost in the wake of the US sanctions on Iran. Is Trump trying to 'goad them into war'?
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Thursday 16 May 2019
Australia needs a Shorten government so we can experience 'buyer's regret'. So says conservative Janet Albrechtsen.
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Despite the work of Nelson Mandela, many South Africans choose not to vote.
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Thursday 9 May 2019
Are our major political parties offering a choice or an echo?
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Australian honeybees are hot property overseas but for how long?
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Thursday 2 May 2019
Forty years after the 'Iron Lady' was elected into office, Britain looks like it may be lurching to the left.
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The US has long-believed that democracy is exportable, all it requires is intervention.
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Thursday 25 Apr 2019
Robert Menzies was not only our longest-serving prime minister but also the last one to leave on his own terms. Was he conservative, liberal or centrist?
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Prime Minister Ben Chifley knew that Australia needed to shed its 'Britishness' in order to embrace true internationalism.
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Thursday 18 Apr 2019
As he wins yet another election, never underestimate Benjamin Netanyahu.
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As China emerges as a superpower, will our relationship strengthen or struggle?
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Thursday 11 Apr 2019
We are a part of Asia, so why do we know so little about our nearest neighbours?
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