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The world is on fire. There's a coup. A former president is being indicted. Inflation is through the roof, and AI is taking our jobs. What does it all mean? Each week, Matt Bevan explains the biggest story in world news while hiding in his basement from assassins and authoritarian regimes.
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Religion: it’s at the centre of world affairs, but profound questions still remain. Why are you here? What happens when you die? Does God matter? God Forbid seeks the answers.
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Deadly weather over Memorial Day weekend; Hundreds feared dead after a landslide in Papua New Guinea; The Libertarian National Convention Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy ABC News
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As scammers get more sophisticated, many Australians are losing their hard-earned money. But now, one woman who lost half a million dollars in a fake investment scheme has fought back, tracking down and confronting the scammer, before passing the details on to police. Featured: Michael Atkin, ABC consumer affairs reporter…
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Check your privilege: Clive Hamilton on why Australia accepts the class divide
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Clive Hamilton says the privileges enjoyed by the rich and powerful in Australia are not only unfair but cause widespread harm, from the everyday slights and humiliations visited on those lower down the scale to distortions in the labour market when elites use their networks to secure plum jobs. Guest: Clive Hamilton, academic and author of ‘The Pr…
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Travel Writer and editor of Traveloscopy Rod Eime discusses the iconic Overland rail service that has operated between the two capitals for over 135 years with Philip Clark.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Bernard Keane's Canberra: reconciliation, hate speech and the two state solution
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In the first reconciliation week since the failure of the referendum, the government needs to re-build trust with the Aboriginal community and manage those Australians who didn't vote for recognition. Attorney-General Mary Dreyfus will present a bill on hate speech to try and tackle anti-Semitic and Islamophobic attacks while the Greens will push L…
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Given that the quality of our habits determines the quality of our life, how do we maintain good habits in our daily routine?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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How did the first human migration arrive on the Australian mainland? RN's Science Reporter Belinda Smith joined Phil Clark to talk about the latest in science.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Nightlife News Breakdown - Amy Remeikis - The Guardian Australia
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Nightlife News Breakdown with Philip Clark, joined by Amy Remeikis, political reporter with The Guardian, Australia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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King Island is going through its worst drought on record, and farmers are having to make tough decisions
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King Island, off Tasmania's north-west tip, usually produces more than 20 per cent of the state's beef, but the worst drought on record is forcing farmers to make heartbreaking decisions.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Evolution can explain why humans are such weird animals
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You might think humans have escaped biology and evolution altogether with our strange and different ways: Women live well past their reproductive years, and we have baffling long childhoods as a species. We display a dazzling mix of selfishness and altruism, and gossiping can in fact be a strategy for survival.…
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State of Origin teams: QLD consistency v new-look NSW
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Michael McGuire has announced his first New South Wales Origin squad and he's made a statement - dropping the former skipper and bringing in SIX fresh faces. North of the border and it's business as usual for Billy Slater and his Maroons. Will McGuire's gamble pay off or is consistency key in the Origin arena? Featured: Michael Carayannis, NRL jour…
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InZane Rugby League - Ben Elias - The Blues will win 3-0
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On InZane Rugby League this week, Zane Bojack and former Raiders half Sam Williams are joined by NSW Blue's legend Ben Elias who says new coach Michael Maguire has picked a team for State Of Origin Game 1 that can win the series 3-0.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Corbin Middlemas and Ben Cameron discuss the state of umpiring in the AFL at the moment as well as everything else in flesh it out / throw it out. Marc Murphy is in for his Mad Mondays with Murph segment.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The forgotten treasures of desert dwellers
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Archaeologist Julien Cooper digs up the remote deserts of Sudan and Egypt, finding forgotten artefacts, which tell the uninterrupted, thousands-year-old story of the nomadic peoples of Northeast AfricaBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Shankari Chandran, Stuart Turton and Julie Janson on refuge, failure and outlaws
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Shankari Chandran's follow up to her Miles Franklin award winning book, British author Stuart Turton's complicated murder mystery and Julie Janson's ironically named novel Compassion. Shankari Chandran won the 2023 Miles Franklin for her novel Chai Time at Cinnamon Gardens. Her new novel Safe Haven asks readers to confront the reality of Australia'…
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Remote school's rewards program and welcoming regional refugees
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Maureen recognised for helping refugees in her regional community; remote school keeping kids coming to class; giving old woollen clothes a new life as upcycled products; the animal sanctuary taking in abandoned maremmas.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Many young Australians have given up hope of ever buying a home. So how are political leaders planning to fix the nation’s housing crisis? Peter Dutton’s proposal is to slash migration to free up housing. And Labor has a plan to build 1.2 million new homes over the next five years. But how do they stack up? Featured: Ann Chakraborty, Melbourne rent…
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This Week in History: Declaration of martial law in Taiwan in 1949
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The declaration of martial law in Taiwan in 1949By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Scott Sorensen: It was nice to get it together against the Sharks
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Many people expected the Cronulla v Penrith match to be one of the best of round 12 in the NRL but as it was the Panthers blew the Sharks away 42-0. Penrith second rower Scott Sorensen has had an injury hampered start to the season was delighted with the way his whole team performed from start to finish against Cronulla. He told Andrew Moore and te…
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AFL Sunday - it truly is a special weekend
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Geelong's fourth consecutive loss, Leek Aleer's heroics and umpiring decisions headline the agenda for Matt Clinch, Cameron Ling and Jake Niall.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The student protests on US campuses—repeat of the 1960’s or something completely different?
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At colleges and universities across America, students have been protesting the ongoing war in Gaza and their institutions connections with Israel. In the 1960’s and early 70’s students protested America’s involvement in the Vietnam war. Are we seeing history repeat itself or is this movement completely different.…
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A Promise Renegotiated | For the love of God
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Charlotte was a deeply religious teenager - she prayed, served, and saved herself for marriage. Marriage, she was promised, would bring fireworks, fulfilment. After 5 years of dating, Charlotte married Casey. But as she got older, Charlotte began to question those promises made to her about marriage and happy-ever-after.…
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Record breaking holiday travel; Special Counsel Jack Smith asks for gag order on former President Trump; American arrested in Turks and Caicos returns to the U.S.; Russian strike in Kharviv Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy ABC News
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Can you guess this week's tweeter?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The Year That Made Me: Rebecca Johnson, 1989
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Australian trailblazer Rebecca Johnson is chief scientist at the Smithsonian Museum and before that she made history as the first female science director at the Australian Museum’s since it was founded in 1827. But to find out about the year that made her, we go back to Johnson’s teenage years, and her dreams of being a dancer.…
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The Worst Year For Internet Shutdowns Since Records Began
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Digital rights non-profit Access Now have released their annual report on global internet shutdowns, reporting the worst year on record. Incidences of shutdowns combined with human rights abuses and violence are on the rise, we ask what can be done to curb this growing concern.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Mavis Ripper was once hailed as Australia’s first woman of fashion, designing costumes for Australian films, and pioneering the use of Australian wool for her designs. So why is it that not one of Ripper’s designs or costumes is known to exist today? Social archivist and curator Tom McEvoy is still searching and will give an address about Mavis Rip…
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British writer and former US correspondent Matt Frei will explore the question, Can America be saved from itself? in this year’s Christopher Hitchens Lecture at the Hay Festival.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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US issues sanctions against Georgia for new "foreign agents" bill
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Why is Georgia's new "foreign agents" transparency bill cause for concern? The President of Georgia has vetoed the bill, but the ruling Georgian Dream party are planning to overrule her decision in a final parliamentary vote. The bill has been called "inherently Russian". Guest: Eka Gigauri, executive director at Transparency International Georgia.…
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South Africa's former Public Protector reflects on country's democracy
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Dr Thuli Madonsela is the woman who drafted South Africa's constitution in 1994, and headed the investigation into then-President Jacob Zuma's alleged corruption. With South Africa's elections coming up on May 29th, Madonsela weighs in on how far the country has come since 1994. Guest: Dr Thuli Madonsela, former Public Protector of South Africa, an…
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Viva La Devolution! 25 year anniversary of Scotland’s own parliament
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This week marks 25 years since the restoration of a Scottish Parliament and the devolution of limited powers from Westminster. But with the ruling Scottish Nationalist Party engulfed in leadership chaos, the country - and the push by many Scots for full independence - stands at a crossroads.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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More great interviews from Australia All Over with Macca.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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A clown murders a Florida mom, leading to a 30-year journey to solve the case. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy ABC News
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Inside a female sociopath's mind: "I'm capable of almost anything"
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Patric Gagne is a sociopath, but she doesn’t fit the stereotype. From a violent kid, to now a PhD and author - we track the unusual story of a sociopath who learned to be 'good'. Plus, there's been some controversy and questions about the veracity of her PhD - so, we fact checked it. Need something to listen to next? Check out our episode Why heart…
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The Olympics of 1980By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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David Bridie sat down with Andrea Ho to chat music.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Blake Solly: Wayne is largely happy with the squad at the club
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South Sydney fans might be looking forward to the second coming of Wayne Bennett to the club but CEO Blake Solly reckons there won't be sweeping changes. Solly told Andrew Moore and the team that he was always confident Bennett would be returning despite some interest from the Eels. And he's confident that a shift in attitude should see the Rabbito…
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Brad Arthur has handled his departure from Parramatta in the same way he did things while he was coaching. He's fronted up to every interview, has been open and honest and found time to chat to Andrew Moore and the team. He talked his highlights during his tenure and his admiration for the toughness of Clint Gutherson. He also explained how he didn…
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AFL Saturday with Corbin Middlemas, Mick Malthouse and Adam Ramanauskas. On today's show, AFL EGM Inclusion and Social Policy Tanya Hosch, and Hawthorn acting Captain Jarman Impey.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Cooking with fire: Michelin stars, American BBQ, and the history of the stove
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From the flickering flames of ancient hearths to the glowing coals of modern barbecues, fire is more than just a tool; it's an elemental force that has shaped our diets, our culture, and our very way of being. Today we'll meet people from across the world who each bring a unique flame to the feast. Niklas Ekstedt, the Michelin-starred Swedish chef …
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David Lindenmayer reveals the ugly truth and what’s really happening in our magnificent tall forests.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Storms strike amid record travel; US missionaries killed in Haiti gang attack; And an American freed after ammo arrest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy ABC News
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Winter is on the way time to plant deciduous fruit trees
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Sam Luke from Balhannah Fruit Tree Nurseries has just completed the herculean task of digging thousands of deciduous fruit trees to be sold to home gardeners just like you.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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New documentary tells the full story of Midnight Oil
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"A bunch of difficult bastards" - From their early days in the northern beaches of Sydney to global icons, “the Oils” are known for being their radically uncompromising.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Palliative care eases pain and suffering at the end of life, but many are dying without
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We don't expect for people to be born without support, so why are many people expected to die without the support of palliative care.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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UN’s top court orders Israel to stop Rafah offensive
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In a landmark ruling, the International Court of Justice has ordered Israel to stop its military offensive inside Rafah in southern Gaza which is unlikely to have any impact on the ground.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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