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Marc Fennell is back with EVEN MORE Stuff The British Stole | | Throughout its reign, the British Empire stole a lot of stuff. In fact, they stole so much stuff that we were able to make a hugely popular podcast about it! And this week, the brand-new season of Stuff The British Stole is diving right back into the murky world of colonial thieving.
Join Marc Fennell — Walkley award-winning journalist, author and genetic potluck — as he visits the Empire’s loot where it sits enclosed behind display cases and legal red tape, labelled by polite plaques. But the stories hidden with these ill-gotten goods are usually much less polite than the plaques that mark them...
The first episode of the new season of Stuff The British Stole — The Head in the Library — is streaming now. Join us on the ABC listen app as we track down some thieves. |
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| The One Plus One podcast is celebrating NAIDOC Week (2-9 July) with a special series focusing on Indigenous Elders from around Australia. In each episode, you'll have the chance to get to know an incredible individual, hear their story and see how they've shaped their community.
To kick off the series, Ian Hamm shares his history of how being a stolen child sparked his lifelong determination to reshape how Government policies affect First Nations people. |
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 | | Saturday Learning | | Join Rudi Bremer every Saturday for AWAYE! This wide-ranging podcast unwraps vibrant Aboriginal arts, exploring our diverse range of cultures across Australia. | | |
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 | | Sunday Grooving | | Playing nothing but slappers from Indigenous artists, tune in every Sunday to hear Nooky doing laps and spinning tracks. Close out your weekend on a high note with Blak Out. | | |
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| We're making room in the Audiobook library for all new books, but that means clearing out some space on the shelves. Jump into the ABC listen app now to check out these titles before they're gone! |
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| The first-ever Hottest 100 of Like A Version is nearly here, so don't miss your chance to vote! Get your faves in before 10 July to help them make the Countdown (and to put you in the draw for the Golden Ticket!). With over 800 Versions across 20 years, picking your top 10 can be tricky, so you'd better get started now! | | |
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 | | | | Little Yarns | | Stories for little ears, each episode takes you to an Indigenous Nation to hear the sounds of Country and have a little yarn. |
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 | | | | Little Tiny | | Spend some time exploring the moments that changed history and learn the stories behind them, all in the space of a coffee break. |
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| | | | | Make Me Feel Good | | A hug for your ears! It does what it says on the tin; this is the podcast to lift you up and put a smile on your face. |
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| | | | | Quick Smart | | Quick Smart feeds you big ideas in bite-sized pieces. Get up to speed on some of today's biggest issues, all in just 10 minutes. |
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