Producer, Late Night Live with Phillip Adams on Radio National.
Catherine Zengerer is a Producer at Late Night Live with Phillip Adams on Radio National. She focuses on elections, government, politics, public policy, and security policy, bringing a keen journalistic eye to the intersection of these critical themes. Catherine's work has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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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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By: David Marr
On October 28, conservative Governor of Rio, Cláudio Castro, ordered over 2,500 police officers and soldiers to storm the city's favelas at dawn.
By: David Marr
As Russia and the US both resume nuclear testing and China has tripled its stock of nuclear arms, former foreign minister Gareth Evans has written
By: Catherine Zengerer, David Marr
As Myanmar prepares for its first elections since the military junta took over in 2021, a new documentary from Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit has revealed some of the horrific measures being used by security forces to maintain control, including forced conscription and interrogation centres where it is claimed that detainees are often tortured to death. The tactics are seeing people flee the country, and and the number of soldiers deserting the army is on the rise. Guest: Fiona Macgregor, senior producer of Myanmar Exposed, a series of reports by Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit. Producer: Catherine Zengerer
By: David Marr
Jamaica was devastated when Hurricane Melissa hit. Hundreds of thousands of homes were flattened, and whole towns were destroyed by one of the most powerful storms on record.
By: David Marr
The Senate was suspended after One Nation's Pauline Hanson wore a burka in the chamber. The Senator claimed it was a national security issue, but Anna Henderson says her claims don't stack up.
By: David Marr, Catherine Zengerer
In the 1960s when counter-culture and unrest was peaking around the world, India's left-wing protest movement took the form of a group of militant Maoists, determined to bring an end to capitalism in the wake of British rule and partition. Now after more fifty years the Maoist insurgency has finally surrendered, and the surviving leaders have issued an historic public apology to India’s people for their long reign of violence. Guest: Rahul Pandita, journalist and author of “Hello, Bastar: The Untold Story of India’s Maoist Movement.” Producer: Catherine Zengerer
By: David Marr
The government has taken much greater control of the defence budget and tries to marry defence land acquisitions with their housing targets; Prime
By: David Marr
As the mercury rises for another Summer, millions of Australians - in city suburbs and country towns - will flock to the local municipal pool: these blue chlorine dreams, surrounded by concrete and grass.
By: David Marr
This year in British politics was defined by constant upheaval: leaders under pressure, parties fractured over strategy, major policies overturned
By: Catherine Zengerer, David Marr
Acclaimed US journalists and podcast collaborators with The Atlantic Hanna Rosin and Lauren Ober join David Marr in-studio to discuss the MAGA women who love Trump, the state of the media in post-insurrection America, and the importance of complex human storytelling in journalism. Guests: Hanna Rosin and Lauren Ober, co-hosts of the podcast We Live Here Now. Hanna is also Senior Editor at the Atlantic and host of Radio Atlantic Producer: Catherine Zengerer*This show originally aired on 13 August 2025
