This Day In History: 17th May
From the annulment of Henry the 8th and Anne Boleyn in 1536 to the first legal…
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US of Ed SPECIAL: South of the Border
"We have some countries that are very near collapse... Let's see if we can prevent that…
US of Ed: Executive Privilege
"Showtime USA, the president has no policies, no programs, no directions, so more show, that's what…
This Day in History: 10th May
From Christopher Columbus visiting the Cayman Islands in 1503 to former Prime Minister John Howard announcing…
Leading Lights: Hypnosis Breakthrough in Changing Ingrained Behaviour
Hypnosis is sometimes dismissed as a stage act or quick fix for those looking to quit…
Leading Lights: A Look Back at This Year’s Budget
Ahead of the 18 May election, Associate Professor Ben Spies-Butcher makes sense of this year's budget…
Celebrating Fandoms at the Sydney Writers Festival
Six authors share love letters written to Fandoms at the 2019 Sydney Writers Festival event, To…
US of Ed: Barr’s Battle for Trump
"When Trump raises these spectres the unfortunate thing, no matter how big or deep a lie…
Leading Lights: How Little Russian Interference Deepened American Divi...
Much has been made of Russian interference in the 2016 American election, and the spectre of…
US of Ed: Biden at the Bat
"Joe Biden is what you might call, a dressed up Trump. A person with good manners,…
This Day in History April 26th
"Banjo" Paterson's poem The Man from Snowy River is first published, a nuclear reactor accident occurs at…
US of Ed: There’s Something About Mueller
"There is enough dirt in that report to pin on this administration without trying to do…