In this sixteenth, and final,  Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  20 of the 23  interviewees talk about their political lives following the dissolution of the CPA. The other three interviewees can be heard o...

In this fifteenth  Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  7  of the 23  interviewees talk about their experiences as members of the CPA.Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-old...

In this fourteenth  Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  6  of the 23  interviewees talk about their experiences as members of the CPA.Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-ol...

In this thirteenth Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  6  of the 23  interviewees talk about their experiences as members of the CPA.Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-older-th...

In this twelfth Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  another 7 of the 23  interviewees talk about the reasons for the CPA's dissolution.Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-older-than-...

In this eleventh Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  another 6 of the 23  interviewees talk about the reasons for the CPA's dissolution.Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-older-than...

In this tenth Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  6 of the 23  interviewees talk about the reasons for the CPA's dissolution.Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-older-than-young (aka...

In this ninth Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  a further 7 of the 23  interviewees talk about their decision not to join, or to leave the ALP.Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-o...

In this eighth Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  a further 6 of the 23  interviewees talk about their decision not to join, or to leave the ALP.Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-...

In this seventh Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  6 of the 23  interviewees talk about their decision not to join, or to leave the ALP.Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-older-tha...

In this sixth Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  6 of the 23  interviewees talk about their decision to join to the CPA. Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-older-than-young (aka ba...

In this fifth Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  8 of the 23  interviewees talk about their decision to join to the CPA. The other voices will be heard in subsequent episodes. Thanks to our interview...

In this fourth Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  8 of the 23  interviewees talk about their decision to join to the CPA. The other voices will be heard in subsequent episodes. Thanks to our intervie...

In this third Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  a further 8 of the 23  interviewees talk about their decision to join to the CPA. The other voices will be heard in subsequent episodes. Thanks to our...

In this second Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  8 of the 23  interviewees talk about their decision to join to the CPA. The other voices will be heard in subsequent episodes. Thanks to our intervie...

In this first Episode of Series 2 of the Postwar Communists podcasts,  a further 23  interviewees are heard. Thanks to our interviewees, currently younger-than-old-but-older-than-young (aka baby boomers).   ...

Alison Pennington was Senior Economist with the Centre for Future Work. She has been quoted and published in various news outlets on the impact of the economic crisis on workers, particularly on young people and women, and has made numerous TV,...

Bernard Collaery is an Australian solicitor and barrister who specialises in litigation in high-profile catastrophic personal injury cases. He has acted for families of victims of the Thredbo landslide, the Royal Canberra Hospital demolition tr...

Dr Dylan Lino is Senior Lecturer at the TC Beirne School of Law at the University of Queensland, and was a member of the team that provided legal advice to the Uluru Dialogue. Dylan spoke to us and took questions on what the Voice ...

Bill Fletcher Jr is the executive editor of Global African Worker and the author of “They’re Bankrupting Us!": and Twenty Other Myths about Unions (2012). Having been an activist since his teen years, upon graduating from college Bill w...

Sean Sweeney PhD is the Director of the International Program for Labor, Climate and Environment at the School of Labor and Urban Studies at City University of New York.His extensive writings, podcasts and videos on energy democracy are...

Dr Jim Stanford speaks on Wages, Prices, and the Risks of Monetary AusterityWorking people are seeing their real wages decline rapidly, and governments everywhere are threatening to cut incomes and services to tame inflation. But what’s...

Alison Tate (ITUC) and April Khaing (Burmese Australian activist) talk about the situation in Burma, why it matters to Australians, and what we can do about it.Alison Tate is the Director of Economic and Social Policy of the Internation...

Neil Woods, author of 'Good Cop, Bad War', and 'Drug Wars', former UK undercover police officer, speaks in this webinar on the need for drug law reform, followed by an audience Q&A. About Neil Woods Neil is a former UK polic...

Fiona Reynolds, (now former) Managing Director of the UN Principles of Responsible Investment, speaks at this online public forum on the COP26 conference and its outcomes, followed by a Q&A.About Fiona ReynoldsAt the time of...