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Stories for Thursday, 29 July 2010
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Will we still be able to feed the world in 2060?   
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Produced by Pia Volk

Did you go out for lunch today? Maybe you had a nice steak or some quick fish’n’chips? I hope you enjoyed it because chances are that our diet will have to change a lot in the coming years if we want to be able to feed the world. Pia Volk spoke to Professor Julian Cribb from the University of Technology in Sydney, author of the soon to be released book “The Coming Famine”.

Election 2010: Young People demand action on climate change   
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Produced by Anna Gillam

Climate Change has fallen in the list of priorities for the major parties but young people are demanding action. The Australian Youth Climate Coalition have organised a series of weekend POWER SHIFT summits in Adelaide, Geelong and Canberra in the lead up to the federal election. Anna Gillam spoke to Adelaide organisers Joel Dignam and Heather Bruer.

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What now for public education   
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Produced by Julian Tregenza

Return of the Gallipoli Legend   
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Produced by Anna Gillam

Michael Lawriwsky has written two books about the first Australian to be awarded a Victoria Cross in the battle of Gallipoli. His second book, Return of the Gallipoli Legend, tells the story of Albert Jacka's life and untimely death upon his return to Melbourne. Anna Gillam began by asking Michael Lawriwsky what initially attracted him to story of Albert Jacka.

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Return of the Gallipoli Legend

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