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100 wordThe last woman executed for witchcraft in England in 1685 may have survived.
New research shows Alice Molland, sentenced to death for bewitching her neighbours, could have misnamed in history due to a spelling mistake in a court ledger.
Guest: Professor Mark Stoyle, Department of History, University of Southamptons plus Guests name & book
Australian writer Lech Blaine shares the stranger-than-fiction story of his childhood, growing up in a loving foster family in rural Queensland, haunted by two fanatical Christian kidnappers.
Published 11/21/24
What does successful public policy look like in Australia in 2024? Can parliaments overcome petty partisanship, narrow self-interest and the populism of our times to serve Australians into the future? John Brumby AO and Cheryl Kernot discuss the pursuit of better government.
Published 11/21/24