Chris Bath

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb announced she will leave the top job on September 30. Commissioner Webb is the first woman to hold the role and held it for three years. Speaking with Chris Bath on ABC Radio Sydney Drive, the Commissioner said she was reaching her 38th anniversary in the force and felt she had nothing more to prove.

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath

US President Donald Trump has announced a 100 per cent tariff on movies "produced in foreign lands", sending shockwaves through the expanding Australian industry. He called out other countries offering incentives, saying it was a "concerted effort" to attract American film production to their shores, and describing it as a "National Security threat ... messaging and propaganda". In 2023-24, foreign film and television productions accounted for $768 million in screen expenditure in Australia.

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath

A voice can be a weapon of influence, or a weapon of mass destruction. If you’re a politician, your voice and how you use it, can be incredibly important. But what is it about a voice that grabs your attention and why?

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath

We've been hearing a lot about human democracy, but it turns out the animal kingdom has its own version. Learn about leadership, consensus and democracy in the wild this Self Improvement Wednesday with Dr Eliza Middleton, senior ecologist at Water Technology.

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath

One of them is a feted foreign correspondent who spent 400 days in an Egyptian prison, locked up by a corrupt government with two of his colleagues, whose story made headlines around the world.  The other was on your TV madly shagging women, drinking and gambling, as the charismatic but shambolic barrister Cleaver Greene. It's quite the juxtaposition..... and now they've made a movie together called "The Correspondent". GUESTS: Peter Greste and Richard Roxborough Sydney, Biographical Films