ABC Australia|6014 - Butterfly collecting is no longer allowed
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Published03 Aug 2026
Duration14:23
Episodes
6014-
Butterfly collecting is no longer allowed
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03 Aug 2026
6013-
What's behind the push for Cyprus reunifcation?
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03 Aug 2026
6012-
Anna Henderson at Garma: Noel Pearson calls for Aboriginal affairs overhaul
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03 Aug 2026
6011-
Encore: Oscar Wilde's grandson on the scandal that ruined him
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30 Jul 2026
6010-
Sarah Baartman: a life, a body, a battle over memory
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29 Jul 2026
6009-
Who are Russia's Night Wolves?
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29 Jul 2026
6008-
The changes to spot in this year's Census survey
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28 Jul 2026
6007-
Australia's dependence on the controversial weedkiller paraquat
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28 Jul 2026
6006-
Bruce Shapiro's USA: Netanyahu's Iran war pressure
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28 Jul 2026
6005-
100 years of Route 66 - is it worth celebrating?
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27 Jul 2026
6004-
AI, chips and drones- a new kind of geopolitics
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27 Jul 2026
6003-
Anna Henderson's Canberra: Pauline Hanson loses appeal over racist tweet
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27 Jul 2026
6002-
The Donald Trump school of architecture
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23 Jul 2026
6001-
How British slave money flowed to colonial Australia
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23 Jul 2026
6000-
Fierce feminists: the trailblazing women who built democracy
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22 Jul 2026
5999-
One Nation's internal challenges
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22 Jul 2026
5998-
Is Australia too generous to the rich? The case for tighter means-testing
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21 Jul 2026
5997-
The Pentagon is the biggest polluter on the planet
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21 Jul 2026
5996-
Naomi Smith's UK: Can Andy Burnham deliver?
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21 Jul 2026
5995-
Should a Nazi bunker in Berlin be demolished?
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20 Jul 2026
5994-
Did the US kill civilians in Somalia?
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20 Jul 2026
5993-
Anna Henderson's Canberra: AI and the ALP national conference
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20 Jul 2026
5992-
Why India is threatening to cut water supplies to Pakistan
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16 Jul 2026
5991-
Uprooting olive trees in the West Bank
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16 Jul 2026
5990-
Colonising space is for lunatics
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15 Jul 2026
5989-
Are Australia's new Pacific treaties built to last?
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15 Jul 2026
5988-
The scandals history books forgot
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14 Jul 2026
5987-
How sustainable is IKEA?
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14 Jul 2026
5986-
Bruce Shapiro's USA: the death of Senator Lindsey Graham
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14 Jul 2026
5985-
Why are more of us watching TV with subtitles?
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13 Jul 2026
5984-
The US legal battle over nitrogen gas executions
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13 Jul 2026
5983-
Mark Kenny's Canberra: Angus Taylor takes on Pauline Hanson
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13 Jul 2026
5982-
Songs and stories with Roger Knox, the 'Koori King of Country'
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09 Jul 2026
5981-
Thomas Jefferson's troubling views on race
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08 Jul 2026
5980-
Jonathan Swan on the astonishing inner workings of Trump's second presidency
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08 Jul 2026
5979-
India’s forgotten pedestrians
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07 Jul 2026
5978-
African anti-gay laws on the rise
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07 Jul 2026
5977-
Ian Dunt's UK: Nigel Farage resigns as MP to force by-election
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07 Jul 2026
5976-
Ancient coins reveal more than the faces of dead emperors
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06 Jul 2026
5975-
From violence to manipulation: how modern tyrants wield power
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06 Jul 2026
5974-
Liberal Party struggling to handle Hanson
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06 Jul 2026
5973-
America's first president was an aggressive land speculator
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02 Jul 2026
5972-
How the American Revolution drove Britain's colonisation of Australia
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02 Jul 2026
5971-
How tiny gardens can feed the world
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01 Jul 2026
5970-
When the NT introduced world-first euthanasia laws
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01 Jul 2026
5969-
Meet the 'vigilante' cactus hunters
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30 Jun 2026
5968-
Who will defend Japan?
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30 Jun 2026
5967-
Bruce Shapiro's USA: Trump gets more firing power
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30 Jun 2026
5966-
Why France is ditching tech giants Palantir and Microsoft
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29 Jun 2026
5965-
Italy has the most forests since the Middle Ages, but it's not an environmental win