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It might feel like time's flying, but the dinosaurs had 23-hour days

The 24-hour clock is locked into our biology, technology and culture. But the Moon's gravity is very gradually slowing down the Earth's spin.

An illustration of two dinosaurs on beach towels applying sunscreen at the beach.

Source: ABC Science/Topic: Physics

Oz Gothic — The Promise

A man's life disintegrates in the wake of broken trust and religious fervour. By renowned writer Tony Birch.

Two burnt out petrol bowsers in regional Australia.

Duration: 27 minutes 32 seconds

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Arts and Entertainment

'I don't want to be a Jehovah's Witness anymore'

For Julia, leaving her religion would mean losing her family. She doesn't believe in God anymore, but she is staying put in the community.

A woman looking out a window onto trees for a story about what happens to your relationships when you give up on God.

Source: ABC Life/Topic: Religion and Beliefs

Editor's Choice

Quiz: How much do you actually know about ants?

Ants can be faster than an Olympic sprinter and crazier than cut snakes. And you'll have to know all this and more to get 10/10 on this ant quiz.

Source: ABC Science/Topic: Science

Doctor Who – Series 12 Episode 5 Fugitive Of The Judoon

The Judoon space police are targeting 21st century Gloucester. The Doctor, Yaz, Ryan and Graham race back to Earth in order to prevent them doing too much damage to the cathedral city. But who are they looking for?

Duration: 49 minutes 46 seconds

Source: iview/Topic: CHILDREN'S

Do you love Bali? There's about to be 10 more of them

A million Australians head to Bali every year, so Indonesia's Government has put together an ambitious new plan to develop 10 'new Balis'.

A tiny beach with huts shot from a hill side

Source: ABC News/Topic: Travel and Tourism

When will bushfire animals be returned to their habitat?

It is estimated more than a billion animals have been killed by fires this summer and hundreds are in care. How long until these animals can go home?

A wombat is fed from a bottle by a woman.

Source: The Signal/Topic: Bushfire

Young Australian trapped in Wuhan

Daniel Ou Yang travelled to China to celebrate Lunar New Year with his grandparents, but now finds himself at ground zero of the coronavirus outbreak.

Duration: 5 minutes 52 seconds

Source: 7.30/Topic: Disease Control

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Finding Sweet Balance

The uddiyana?bandha sequence of poses is all about moving from your?centre to find equilibrium, even when things feel a bit upside down.

Lara practising Half Moon pose, featured in this balance sequence.

Duration: 35 minutes 44 seconds

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Health

Paul Keating interviewed by Margaret Throsby

In Margaret’s 2011 interview, the former Prime Minister speaks of his time in politics, Asia, the state of Australia at the time and classical music being a driving force in his life.

Duration: 55 minutes 34 seconds

Source: ABC Classic/Topic: Human Interest

The murderer who wasn't there

Zak Grieve was 19 when he was found guilty of murder, although the judge said he wasn't at the scene of the crime. Steven Schubert tells his story

Duration: 49 minutes 4 seconds

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Law, Crime and Justice

Hi, My Name Is HONOR

At times heartbreaking, and desperate — but also darkly funny, and charming, this is a story of difference, identity, and why we should stay alive.

Duration: 6 minutes 3 seconds

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Mental Health

Moments in History

This Week In History: Roe Vs Wade

In 1973, a landmark decision was handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court, legalising abortion in the United States.

Duration: 27 minutes 56 seconds

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Law, Crime and Justice

Boring jobs in the 1960s

In 1967, this ABC reporter asked people if they found their job boring. He received some unexpected answers.

Source: Education/Topic: Workplace

Rewind – Series 3 Nolan and Kelly

Sir Sidney Nolan is perhaps best remembered for his Ned Kelly paintings. Exhibited in major galleries the world over, Nolan reignited the Kelly myth and turned that signature helmet into an enduring icon of Australian art.