Tonight on The Law Report:

Think twice before you fire off that lighthearted emoji – there could be serious legal consequences. 

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After #Oppenheimer and the Manhattan project it was Britain's turn - in Australia. Maralinga and Emu Field testing grounds are well known, but the very first test, off the coast of WA, less so. @pjgrace78 fills in some gaps, with Phillip Adams
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Tonight on #LateNightLive with Phillip Adams from 10pm - Laura Tingle on the PM's refusal to delay the Referendum at Garma; can Amazonian nations unite to save the rainforest Bram Ebus?; and the story of Operation Hurricane: the Brits' first A-bomb test in Australia @pjgrace78

There is plenty to discuss about Rupert Murdoch's 92 years - but none more surprising than his early years as a lefty known as Comrade Murdoch. Listen to biographer Walter Marsh's fabulous chat with Phillip Adams any time abc.net.au/radionational/…

Tonight on #LateNightLive with Phillip Adams meet a young radical by the name of... Rupert Murdoch. Author Walter Marsh #WalterMarsh dives into Murdoch's early, decidedly left-leaning years in his book 'Young Rupert: the making of the Murdoch empire'

If you love true crime tune in to #LateNightLive tonight as Phillip Adams chats to Deborah Bonello who dispels the myth that only men can run a drug cartel followed by the tale of a Hungarian ring of women murderers. And Thomas Kean on the latest from Myanmar...

A little chat about WeChat, and why the Australian Chinese community is relieved a Senate inquiry did not recommend a ban #LateNightLive with Phillip Adams abc.net.au/radionational/…

Things are getting hot on #LateNightLive with Phillip Adams as we head to the US to chat to Bruce Shapiro... then how susceptible are we to foreign influence through social media apps like WeChat? + we'll have our assumptions about rural Americans challenged. Don't miss it.

A shortage of interpreters is putting severe pressure on Australia's busiest courts.

This is the second part of a special series exploring how language has become a barrier to justice.

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#LateNightLive thought they'd covered most topics over 30+ years. But *flour* had eluded them - until now. Two passionate flour history aficionados, Bathurst Regional Councillor Jess Jennings and Prof Paul Ashton, regaled Phillip Adams with floury yarns abc.net.au/radionational/…

Belatedly catching up this article about the deep, rich and problematic history of coffee in #Australia and worldwide which grew out interview with Phillip Adams on #LateNightLive ABC Radio National ABC Australia #coffeehistory University of Hertfordshire UH Research Office abc.net.au/news/2023-06-1…

Tonight on #LateNightLive with Phillip Adams from 10pm - Laura Tingle on the return of Labor's housing bill; Cambodia approaches a historic political moment Sebastian Strangio; and the power of flour - a surprising history of milling in Australia, with Prof Paul Ashton & Jess Jennings

Happy Friday tweeps, gladdies & poddies, we're now no longer in the era of global warming, we're in the era of global boiling. 🔥😭 So how will we deal with all this heat? Have a listen to Jeff Goodell & Phillip Adams on #LateNightLive abc.net.au/radionational/…

.Busby Marou warming up to play in studio after 4pm on RN Drive

Tonight on #LateNightLive with Phillip Adams how on earth will we survive the ever increasing heat on this planet? Jeff Goodell on the heat stress facing us globally, plus the surprising people who turned to the pseudoscience of phrenology with Alexandra Roginski at 10pm on RN

Tonight on #LateNightLive with Phillip Adams from 10pm - 20yrs since Australia's assistance mission to Solomon Islands The Economic Ninja Robert Luke Iroga; why Honduras wants to build an island prison Tiziano Breda; and the ancient origins of female monsters Sarah Clegg

For those who have questions about whether the constitution is the right place for The Voice, Professor M3gan Davis and George Williams explain why they believe it is the best option for real change for Indigenous Australians. abc.net.au/radionational/…

Tonight on #LNL with Phillip Adams from 10pm - constitutional experts Megan Davis Professor M3gan Davis and George Williams explain the change offered by the Voice referendum, and debunk common myths and misconceptions. Plus Alex Andreou’s update on UK politics after 3 by-elections.