From the studio

What does the ANZ ruling mean for late fees?

5 February 2014

The Federal Court found ANZ Bank charged its customers "extravagant, exorbitant and unconscionable" late fees. The bank may be ordered to return tens of millions of dollars.

History and Politics International

Video

US State of the Union: international policy shelved in favour of PR

30 January 2014

Senior Lecturer in American Politics Tim Lynch discussed this taciturn approach, and the state of the US-China-Australia relationship on Sky News.

History and Politics International

Video

US State of the Union: the domestic view

30 January 2014

With a largely deadlocked Congress, US President Barack Obama sought to use the State of the Union address to speak directly to voters.

Engineering and IT Science and the Environments

Video

Water buy-back analysis

22 January 2014

Science and the Environments

Video

Murray-Darling water sale indicates evolution of Government policy

20 January 2014

The Federal Government has announced it will release an allocation of 10 gigalitres for sale to farmers along the Murray-Darling river system.

Law History and Politics International

Video

Joseph Kikinyogo talks to Channel 10 on the news of Mandela's death

12 December 2013

Art, Culture and Society History and Politics International

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Mandela remembered: Joseph Kikonyogo on the passing of Mandiba

10 December 2013

Business and Economics Art, Culture and Society History and Politics

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Professor Marcia Langton talks to NITV news about the long-term benefits of Aboriginal businesses.

10 October 2013

Professor Marcia Langton says while Native Title agreements have created wealth for Aboriginal communities, government restrictions on trust-funds are holding back Aboriginal business enterprise and the associated long-term benefits for communities.