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The pandemic has laid bare the true toll of misinformation. So in a brand new series of RN Presents, we're delving into how people come to believe things that aren't true.
What's in it for those who spread misinformation, and can we 'immunise' against it?
How do people fall down rabbit holes online, and what happens to the family and friends left behind?
Check out the brand new podcast This Much Is True, which takes you to some of the weirdest corners of the internet, and how they manifest offline.
Then, check out the new, explosive revelations from the Unravel investigation into journalist Juanita Nielsen's disappearance. We bring you the untold story of John Innes, who as a uni student spent three months in jail for NSW Police, and extracted a shocking confession from a prime suspect behind Nielsen's suspected murder.
Our thoughts are with everyone in lockdown. We hope our Big Weekend of Books next weekend will give you the opportunity to take part in a writers' festival once again — from home.
We've just revealed the extensive program of talks with top local and international writers, including Holly Ringland, Colm Toibin, Alice Pung, Douglas Stuart, Lisa Taddeo, Andrew O'Hagan, Marina Warner, Craig Silvey, David Mitchell, Imran Mahmood, Brendan Cowell, and many more.
Invite your friends through our Facebook event and start planning which sessions you'll tune in for.
Until then,
Annika Blau, RN digital editor
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| John Innes was a third-year law student when he was asked by NSW detectives to go inside prison to extract information from Juanita Nielsen's suspected murderer. He hasn't spoken publicly about the operation until now. |
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| A third of the world's cacti species are threatened with extinction and illegal cacti trafficking is the number one threat. |
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| Candice Larkin is trying to track down the elusive barking owl, whose calls are often confused with the woofs of a dog, and even the screams of a human. |
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From fringe ideas to full-blown conspiracy theories, we dive into the rabbit hole to find out why it's so human to fall for them.
Discover what motivates those who spread misinformation, what it's like to lose someone you love to a cult, and how to immunise against false information.
Listen to the first episode on the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts. | | LISTEN |
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What is it about romance fiction that captivates readers and makes our hearts beat faster?
Join writer/academic Jodi McAlister (Valentine) and best-selling contemporary romance fiction author Talia Hibbert (Get a Life, Chloe Brown) in conversation with Rudi Bremer, host of Awaye! and self-professed romance novel addict.
They’ll discuss how the genre (and adaptations of it like Bridgerton) is evolving and updating its frame of reference for what desire looks like. | | REGISTER |
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| RN's Big Weekend of Books festival is back, hitting the airwaves on August 28-29.
Check out the top Australian and international authors lined up, in our just-released program. | | MORE INFO |
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