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In 2024, Singapore and Suzhou city in China, mark 30 years of partnership through the Suzhou Industrial Park. How successful is the park today?

Guest host Yumi Stynes ponders 'Is there an art to ageing?' Seeking inspiration, Yumi visits artist Lindy Lee, dancer Meryl Tankard and author Kathy Lette. Meanwhile Namila Benson visits artist Maree Clarke at her workshop.

Global Talent, Local Impact - Building A Diverse Workforce

Senior Gija artist Mabel Juli captures nature, creation stories and history of the Darrajayin country in her traditional paintings.

As China searches for a way to lift its economy, President Xi calls on the country to focus on new quality productive forces. This includes areas like humanoid robotics, biotech, deep sea and space exploration.

Guest host Matt Preston wonders 'Can food be art'? For answers, he meets chocolatier Kirsten Tibballs, chef Ben Shewry, glass artist Jenni Kemarre Martiniello and ventures to Indonesia to see an ancient cave painting.

Award-winning pianist and writer, Professor Anna Goldsworthy, delivers the 2024 Boyer Lecture, Future Classic, accompanied by her Seraphim trio.

On a long weekend with half a million travellers passing through Woodlands Checkpoint, ICA officers there must be on their toes, dealing with immigration clearance and cases of contraband smuggling.

Namila explores how art can help us understand motherhood. Featuring artist Atong Atem, writer and podcaster Elizabeth Day, Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich of Camp Cope, Mother of the House Of Alexander Ella Ganza and Prof. Mary Beard.

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Around 1 in 6 people living in regional Australia have experienced discrimination. This episode will follow Maryborough's newest residents into finding jobs, housing, settling into school and the local community.

As America wakes up on the morning after the election, ABC News is live with the latest on the US Election results and fallout. Presented by Girish Sawlani and Lorna Dunkley, joined by Conor Duffy and ABC reporters.