Capital and Country is a newsletter and podcast that explores the intersections of business, law, and identity in modern Australia — with a sharp eye on power, policy, and progress. Hosted by Harrison Stewart, a proud Walbunja man from the Yuin Nation, Juris Doctor candidate, and experienced strategist, the series cuts through spin with informed analysis, cultural insight, and a commitment to truth-telling.
Capital and Country
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Capital and Country is a newsletter and podcast that explores the intersections of business, law, and identity in modern Australia — with a sharp eye on power, policy, and progress. Hosted by Harrison Stewart, a proud Walbunja man from the Yuin Nation, Juris Doctor candidate, and experienced strategist, the series cuts through spin with informed analysis, cultural insight, and a commitment to truth-telling.
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Recent Episodes
September 26, 2025
YARNS. with The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG - Justice, Country & the Constitution.
<p>Former High Court Justice <strong>Michael Kirby AC CMG</strong> joins host <strong>Harry Stewart</strong> for a wide-ranging conversation about how constitutional law meets lived experience on Country. We revisit the landmark decisions that still shape Australia’s legal landscape—Mabo, Wik, Kartinyeri, and Wurridjal—and use them to explore bigger questions: What does constitutional courage look like? How should courts weigh history, text, and consequences? And where does dissent fit in the long arc of justice? Along the way, we discuss native title and coexistence, the scope of the “race” power after 1967, and why “just terms” in the Territories matters beyond property—because what’s at stake is culture, community, and the rule of law.</p><p><strong>Highlights:</strong> judicial method vs. outcomes; the place of history in judging; respectful disagreement on the Court; reconciliation and the law’s moral imagination; practical lessons for students, practitioners, and anyone who wants a clearer view of how the Constitution actually works.</p>
September 3, 2025
YARNS. with A/Prof Rick Macourt: Designing a Just Economy
<p>What does a just economy look like — and who gets to design it?</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of <strong>YARNS.</strong>, I sit down with Associate Professor Rick Macourt a proud, queer Gumbaynggirr man, lawyer, and Managing Director of Strategy at First Nations Economics. Rick has shaped major systemic reforms across government and the private sector, from leading NSW’s first Indigenous budget process to reshaping First Nations affairs at Westpac.</p><p><br></p><p>We talk about queerness and power, truth-telling through Treasury, the limits of reconciliation.</p><p><br></p><p>This is a yarn about reform, resistance, and redesigning the system — on our terms.</p>
August 18, 2025
YARNS. with Danny Gilbert AM: Founding G+T and Fighting for Justice
<p>In this conversation, Danny Gilbert AM shares his journey from growing up on a rice farm in regional New South Wales to becoming a prominent legal and business leader in Australia. He discusses his early life, education, and the founding of Gilbert and Tobin, one of Australia's leading law firms. The conversation delves into his advocacy for Indigenous rights, the role of businesses in supporting these causes, and the importance of government policies and treaties. Danny emphasises the need for education and empowerment for future Indigenous leaders and reflects on the impact of AI on the legal profession.<strong>Takeaways</strong>- Danny Gilbert's early life on a rice farm shaped his perspective.- Law school was a daunting experience for Danny.- His exposure to Indigenous disadvantage began in his early career.- Danny's commitment to social justice grew over time.- Businesses have a role in advancing Indigenous rights.- Treaties should focus on education and economic empowerment.- AI is set to profoundly impact the legal profession.- Danny emphasises the importance of resilience and ambition in law.- The conversation highlights the intersection of law, business, and social justice.</p>
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