Nightlife

ABC (Australia)

Nightlife with Phil Clark and Sarah MacDonald has everything you need to get you through the night, seven nights a week.

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Location:

Sydney, NSW

Genres:

Current Affairs

Public Radio

Podcasts

Networks:

ABC (Australia)

Description:

Nightlife with Phil Clark and Sarah MacDonald has everything you need to get you through the night, seven nights a week.

Twitter:

@NightlifeABC

Language:

English

Contact:

GPO Box 9994 Sydney 2001 02 8333 1262

Website:

http://www.abc.net.au/nightlife/

Email:

backyard@your.abc.net.au

Episodes

Is recycling in Australia in big trouble?

4/25/2018

China stopped taking Australia's recyclable plastics earlier this year, so where has this left our recycling. Just how dependent is Australia on shipping our waste overseas, is Australia’s recycling system really in crisis? And how can the system be fixed?

Duration:00:50:03

How does divorce impact our finances?

4/24/2018

One in three marriages in Australia are likely to end in divorce and while the emotional trauma is considerable the financial separation is also difficult to navigate. How can we avoid ending up in a financial wreck?

Duration:00:49:21

Do vitamins and supplements really work?

4/23/2018

More than half of us take supplements or some other complementary medicine every year – the industry is worth 3. 5 billion dollars. Perhaps you’re a big fan of trying to keep healthy with a range of vitamins and supplements. But how do these products get on the Australian market, are they safe and are they tested adequately?

Duration:00:49:41

This Week in History: Shooting down The Red Baron

4/22/2018

This week in history, World War 1's 'Ace of Aces' the Red Baron was shot down over France. Controversy still reigns over just who had the right to claim his scalp.

Duration:00:20:37

Life after Facebook

4/20/2018

Professor Gerard Goggin joins us to talk Facebook and data scraping.

Duration:00:23:01

The path to 25 million: how Australia’s growing & why we don’t have a population policy

4/19/2018

Australia is one of the few developed nations with a population that’s growing. Unlike other countries, Australia doesn’t have a policy on desired population number, rate of growth or how we’ll adapt to a bigger nation.

Duration:00:49:37

Life after a career in the defence forces

4/18/2018

Many people find our armed forces give them a job for life – but for others, there comes a time to leave the military and return to civilian life. But what’s that transition like? How hard is it to adjust to everyday life, and what are the challenges and opportunities?

Duration:00:50:09

CJ's film reviews: The Party and Isle of Dogs

4/17/2018

CJ loves Wes Anderson's new film but thumbs down for The Party

Duration:00:13:45

Tariffs and the role they play in international trade

4/17/2018

There was a collective sign of relief when the US exempted our steel and aluminium industries from tariffs last month - but how do tariffs actually work and what impact do they have on international trade?

Duration:00:50:05

Raising Boys in the 21st century

4/16/2018

Psychologist Steve Biddulph joins Phil Clark to talk about raising boys in the 21st century and dealing with the challenges of 2018.

Duration:00:49:42

Motortorque with Toby Hagon

4/12/2018

Toby Hagon's back with a brand new edition of motortorque with all the lastest from the automotive world.

Duration:00:50:11

The Big Four and the Future of the Global Accounting Monopoly

4/11/2018

Four of the largest accounting firms in the world, how have they influenced our lives and how much do we really know about them?

Duration:00:50:53

Are you being bullied at work?

4/10/2018

One in two Australians will face workplace bullying in their careers. Despite this, it can be difficult to recognise, and even more more complicated to resolve.

Duration:00:48:26

The red north: Queensland's radical history in politics

4/9/2018

Queensland is often known for its Jon Bjelke-Petersen era but did you know parts of the state had a communist history?

Duration:00:15:24

This Mortal Coil: Father Steven Scoutas

4/8/2018

This Mortal Coil: Father Steven Scoutas

Duration:00:31:14

The most feisty woman in medieval England: Empress Matilda

4/8/2018

The most feisty woman in medieval England: Empress Matilda.

Duration:00:27:46

Extinction

4/5/2018

Hearts around the world broke when the last male northern white rhinoceros, Sudan, died at the age of 45. For a moment, we were forced to think about animals disappearing from the earth forever. There are thousands of animals on the brink of extinction and many of them are in Australia - is there a way to turn the situation around?

Duration:00:49:15

History and Australia’s Future

4/4/2018

Australia is on the brink of momentous change - but can we come to new terms with the past? Historian Mark McKenna looks at the role of history in making and unmaking the nation.

Duration:00:44:23

What’s life like as a truck driver?

4/3/2018

We hear from Australian truck drivers about the state of the trucking industry.

Duration:00:51:40

Literary Lunch with Jamelle Wells

4/2/2018

A special literary event with one of our own colleagues here at the ABC – the New South Wales Court Reporter Jamelle Wells.

Duration:00:49:48

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