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What's The Tea?

Politics, climate or human rights – What's The Tea brings you sharp, snackable insights from leading UNSW academics on all the topics currently in the news. No fluff, no jargon, just hot takes on the issues shaping our world.

Episodes

Georgia van Toorn on NDIS cost-cutting

UNSW’s Georgia van Toorn on why standardising NDIS assessments is important but not at the expense of people’s dignity and autonomy.

Katharine Kemp: Social media ban or band-aid?

Katharine Kemp tackles Australia's social media ban for users under 16 with a nuanced view, balancing the very real need to protect children with the privacy breaches that should concern ...

Kenneth Roth on battling abusive governments

Attorney and human rights activist Kenneth Roth shares how everyone can play a part in dismantling disinformation and defending human rights from abusive governments.

Christy Newman on pride under pressure

As anti-diversity rhetoric gains traction globally, its echoes in Australia pose a growing threat to LGBTQIA+ communities. UNSW Professor Christy Newman explores.

Rosalind Dixon on election battle lines

The 2025 Australian federal election is shaping up as a turning point in Australian politics. Ros Dixon shares insights into the key policy battle lines swaying your vote.

Richard Holden on the impact of Trump

The next four years will surely be a wild ride. Richard Holden provides insight into how the outcome of the US election might reverberate around the world.