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Conversation
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Mike Young | Melbourne | Mar. 2009
In this Climate Series conversation, one of the nation's leading water experts Mike Young talks to Age environment reporter Adam Morton about water in a time of climate change. They discuss the extent of the nation's water shortages and the outlook for the future, strategies for coping with... » play video
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Warwick McKibbin | Melbourne | Mar. 2009
In this Climate Series conversation, Warwick McKibbin talks to Age environment reporter Adam Morton about the economics of climate change mitigation. They discuss the advantages and disadvantages of various emissions trading models - and ways of improving the proposed Rudd government model; the effe... » play video
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Eddie Perfect | Melbourne | Dec. 2008
Eddie Perfect, writer, composer and lead in the hilarious stage extravaganza, Shane Warne: The Musical, talks to Gideon Haigh about the ideas behind the show, about meeting Shane Warne, celebrity culture, and the whole 'musical' thing.Melbourne, December 2008(Part 2 of 2)... » play video
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In this open and honest conversation, acclaimed writer Richard Flanagan talks to Sally Warhaft, former editor of The Monthly, about some of the many things that have been occupying him recently: Baz Luhrmann's Australia (which Flanagan co-wrote), living in Tasmania in the shadow of Gunn's, a... » play video
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Two of Australia's leading public intellectuals, Robert Manne and Tim Flannery, engage in a compelling discussion about climate change. Flannery, author of the recent Quarterly Essay, Now or Never: A Sustainable Future for Australia?, speaks of the latest climate projections and the acceleratin... » play video
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Mark Hartley | Melbourne | Aug. 2008
Writer/director Mark Hartley talks to Age film critic Tom Ryan about his new feature documentary, Not Quite Hollywood, which takes a wild ride through Australian genre cinema of the '70s and early '80s - a world of car chases, kung fu and liberal doses of gratuitous nudity. Not Quite Hollywo... » play video
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Mark Hartley | Melbourne | Aug. 2008
Writer/director Mark Hartley talks to Age film critic Tom Ryan about his new feature documentary, Not Quite Hollywood, which takes a wild ride through Australian genre cinema of the '70s and early '80s - a world of car chases and kung fu, and liberal doses of gratuitous nudity. Melbourne, Au... » play video
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Stuart Ringholt | Sydney | Jul. 2008
In this unguarded and insightful conversation, TV Moore and Stuart Ringholt discuss their respective contributions to the 2008 Biennale of Sydney: the genesis of these works, the broader artistic themes and concepts behind them and their execution. Sydney, June 2008 ... » play video
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In this candid and extensive interview following the release of his new novel, Breath, Tim Winton talks to Martin Flanagan about the influences on his writing, his relationship to his work, and the difficulties he's faced as a writer. In a wide-ranging conversation, Winton discusses the place of... » play video
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In this Climate Series conversation, one of the nation's leading water experts Mike Young talks to Age environment reporter Adam Morton about water in a time of climate change. They discuss the extent of the nation's water shortages and the outlook for the future, strategies for coping with... » play video
In this Climate Series conversation, Warwick McKibbin talks to Age environment reporter Adam Morton about the economics of climate change mitigation. They discuss the advantages and disadvantages of various emissions trading models - and ways of improving the proposed Rudd government model; the effe... » play video
Eddie Perfect, writer, composer and lead in the hilarious stage extravaganza, Shane Warne: The Musical, talks to Gideon Haigh about the ideas behind the show, about meeting Shane Warne, celebrity culture, and the whole 'musical' thing.Melbourne, December 2008(Part 2 of 2)... » play video
In this open and honest conversation, acclaimed writer Richard Flanagan talks to Sally Warhaft, former editor of The Monthly, about some of the many things that have been occupying him recently: Baz Luhrmann's Australia (which Flanagan co-wrote), living in Tasmania in the shadow of Gunn's, a... » play video
Two of Australia's leading public intellectuals, Robert Manne and Tim Flannery, engage in a compelling discussion about climate change. Flannery, author of the recent Quarterly Essay, Now or Never: A Sustainable Future for Australia?, speaks of the latest climate projections and the acceleratin... » play video
Writer/director Mark Hartley talks to Age film critic Tom Ryan about his new feature documentary, Not Quite Hollywood, which takes a wild ride through Australian genre cinema of the '70s and early '80s - a world of car chases, kung fu and liberal doses of gratuitous nudity. Not Quite Hollywo... » play video
Writer/director Mark Hartley talks to Age film critic Tom Ryan about his new feature documentary, Not Quite Hollywood, which takes a wild ride through Australian genre cinema of the '70s and early '80s - a world of car chases and kung fu, and liberal doses of gratuitous nudity. Melbourne, Au... » play video
In this unguarded and insightful conversation, TV Moore and Stuart Ringholt discuss their respective contributions to the 2008 Biennale of Sydney: the genesis of these works, the broader artistic themes and concepts behind them and their execution. Sydney, June 2008 ... » play video
In this candid and extensive interview following the release of his new novel, Breath, Tim Winton talks to Martin Flanagan about the influences on his writing, his relationship to his work, and the difficulties he's faced as a writer. In a wide-ranging conversation, Winton discusses the place of... » play video
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