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Don Watson is one of Australia's most respected speech writers. He is most famous for his work his Paul Keating on the iconic 1992 Redfern Park speech.

Ronald Reagan is considered one of the most consequential presidents of post World War 2 America. The Hollywood actor-turned-politician ushered in a transformative conservative era in American politics when he was elected President in 1980, serving for eight years. A new definitive biography called Reagan: His Life and Legend explores his trajectory, his setbacks and failures and his impressive achievements.

Cats and Dogs are reigning at the National Gallery of Victoria this month, with the opening of a new exhibition that features over 250 of cats and dogs from ancient history to the present day.

Israel has one of the highest fertility rates in the developed world thanks to a raft of pronatalist policies. Since October the 7th, another avenue for producing children has opened: the families of every fallen IDF soldier have been offered a procedure called post-mortem sperm retrieval.

The eldest son of the Rev. Dr Martin Luther King Jr was only ten years old when his father was killed in 1968.

Peter FitzSimons is a household name. He's a former Wallaby, a journalist and a writer - having written over 27 books. On The Year That Made Me, he divulges his relationship with a woman 15 years his senior in France, how his writing career started, and his time as a building site labourer.

Members of the Politburo, a 24-member decision making body that sits right at the top of the Chinese Communist Party, meet for monthly collective study.

A decision on whether to release the Menendez brothers from prison, 35 years after killing their parents, is imminent after new sexual abuse evidence surfaced.