Producer, Late Night Live with Phillip Adams on Radio National.
Catherine Zengerer is a producer for Late Night Live with Phillip Adams on Radio National, a program of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). Catherine covers a range of topics including politics, history, social issues, and cultural phenomena. Her articles and segments provide in-depth analysis and thought-provoking discussions on current events and important issues in Australia and beyond.
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Catherine Zengerer's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on culture and society. She frequently features expert commentary and covers government announcements extensively.
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In 1836, a two-volume novel was published in London which may have a momentous place in Australian history.
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By: David Marr, Catherine Zengerer
Jacob Heilbrunn, says Donald Trumps' admiration of so-called 'strong-man' leaders like Vladimir Putin and Viktor Orban reflects a long history of US conservatives' admiration for foreign dictators.Guest: Jacob Heilbrunn, Columnist, The Atlantic, and author of the upcoming book America Last: The Right’s Century-Long Romance With Foreign Dictators.
By: David Marr
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By: Catherine Zengerer, David Marr
In 2019 Scottish poet and feminist Jenny Lindsay spoke up on Twitter about a post that called for violence against women at a pride march in London. The tweet had been written by a trans activist and was directed at so-called “TERFS” (trans-exclusionary radical feminists). Lindsay says she, and other women who have raised questions about gender identity, have been hounded out of their jobs, and sometimes even out of their cities. But trans activists say their actions are causing harm to the trans community.Guest: Jenny Lindsay, poet and author of “Hounded. Women, Harms and the Gender Wars,” published by Polity.
By: Catherine Zengerer, David Marr
As the US sends its Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Middle East envoy, Amos Hochstein, to try to gain a ceasefire agreement, it seems Israel has no intentions of stopping the bombing of Northern Gaza and Southern Lebanon. Journalist Antony Loewenstein says Israel has a strong motivation for an endless war – it’s one of the world’s biggest arms manufacturers and dealers. And he says for those companies selling military weapons, Gaza and the West Bank are their proof of concept.Guest: Antony Loewenstein, freelance journalist and author of: “The Palestine Laboratory, How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation around the World” published by Scribe.Antony is also host of The Palestine Laboratory podcast.
By: David Marr, Catherine Zengerer
Since announcing his retirement in 2022 Shaun Micallef has made two new television series and written a new book of short stories and poetry. So when will he really retire? And when does he think comedy is no longer funny?Guest: Shaun Micallef, comedian and author of “Slivers, shards and skerricks – a one man anthology by Australia’s most intelligent and handsome renaissance man,” published by Affirm press.
By: David Marr
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By: David Marr
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