
Ariel Bogle
Investigations reporter at Guardian Australia. She co-authored an investigative series on the rising number of firearms in Australia and the issue of 3D-printed weapons.
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Aug 24, 2025 • 22min
Why the Australian gun lobby says it’s ‘winning’
In this discussion, Sarah Martin, a senior correspondent at Guardian Australia, and investigative reporter Ariel Bogle delve into the unsettling rise in firearm ownership in Australia. They highlight alarming statistics, including over 2,000 new guns added weekly, and unpack the challenges posed by 3D-printed weapons. The duo explores the gun lobby's strategies and claims of 'winning' against firearm control measures. They also reflect on the impact of the Port Arthur massacre and the cultural implications of current gun ownership trends.

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Aug 22, 2025 • 34min
From Celebrity Easter Eggs to Cultural Paranoia: Why The Internet Loves Conspiracy Theories
Join Ariel Bogle, a technology and law reporter, and Cam Wilson, an acclaimed journalist on internet culture, as they delve into the fascinating world of conspiracy theories. They discuss how the internet fuels these beliefs, particularly during the pandemic, and illuminate Australia's unique role. From the evolution of fan culture to the impact of social media on societal discourse, their insights reveal how online communities can both connect and isolate. They also tackle the challenge of empathy towards those with conspiratorial views amid rising skepticism.

Aug 4, 2025 • 22min
Is Australia a conspiracy theory nation?
Ariel Bogle, an investigations reporter for The Guardian, and Cam Wilson, co-author of Conspiracy Nation, dive into Australia's growing conspiracy culture. They explore how fringe ideas, like anti-vaccine beliefs, have normalized in politics. The duo reveals the influence of global conspiracy movements on local narratives and the role of social media in spreading these theories. They also share insights on the emotional toll conspiracy beliefs take on relationships and emphasize the need for compassion to combat divisive ideologies.