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• More than just a band-aid May 29, 2012
  Valerie Browning believes the first world's agenda is affecting how African countries take care of themselves. Watch (5:13)More - One Plus OneAlso on iView
• Casualties of the boom May 29, 2012
  Massive mining developments are killing communities in regional Australia. Watch (5:40)More - Four CornersAlso on iView
• Poetry dad's muse May 29, 2012
  Cam Semmens thought his experience of fatherhood would be just like his poems, romantic. Listen (6:49)More - Babytalk
• Phoenix from the ashes May 29, 2012
  For most of the 20th century the government in China tried and failed to wipe out religion. Listen (6:08)More - Rear Vision
• 50 years young May 28, 2012
  The Rolling Stones were only expecting to last 12 months when they first stepped on stage in 1962. Watch (5:39)More - ABC News Video
• Tragic comedy May 28, 2012
  Barry Humphries says Australian politics would be funny if it wasn't so sad. Watch (4:12)More - Q&AAlso on iView
• Social memory May 28, 2012
  Aside from using lists and diaries, we often rely on family and friends to jog our memories. Listen (5:58)More - All in The Mind
• Conflicted on Memorial Day May 28, 2012
  Some veterans believe it's time to end the longest war in American history. Listen (3:00)More - AM
• Chequebook journalism May 28, 2012
  It is always contentious when people are paid to make public accusations against others. Watch (4:58)More - Media WatchAlso on iView
• God's own medicine May 28, 2012
  Opium is still considered the most effective painkiller, especially in palliative care. Listen (5:16)More - Saturday Extra