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West Papua protests, justice for Mano & war and peace in Newcastle | Green Left News Podcast
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Isaac Nellist and Riley Breen discuss the A30 global day of action for West Papua and the tragic death of 23-year-old refugee Mano. They also speak with Steve O’Brien, Socialist Alliance Lord Mayoral candidate for the City of Newcastle in the New South Wales local government elections about the proposed new weapons manufacturing hub in Mulooobinba/…
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$250k reward on offer for info that helps solves 2022 Broome assault
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National response to a national crisis: $4.7 billion to combat gender based violence
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Billions of dollars will be spent on tackling Australia's violence against women crisis.Funding will start flowing from July 1st next year, but there are concerns that the money will be too little, or too late.
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Teenager and his father both charged following Georgia school shooting
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The father of a teenager accused of a deadly school shooting in the US state of Georgia has been charged alongside his son as an accomplice to the crime. As the local authorities complete their investigation, the shooting has re-awakened a national debate about gun control in the United States, and how to prevent further shootings.…
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Profile: In Conversation With Jeff McMullen (Part 1)
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Within 12 months of joining the ABC in 1966, 18 year old Jeff McMullen took his very first posting as a Foreign Correspondent to Papua New Guinea It was the beginning of a multi-decade career, which would see him cover the Watergate scandal in the United States, the coup in Chile, the famine in Eritrea and the genocide in Guatemala. As part of our …
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Road safety cash splash announced to tackle WA's rising road toll
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What do the neighbours think of Australia?
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Sure, we have great beaches, but when it comes to forging strong economic and security ties, does Australia leave something to be desired? RECOMMENDATIONS: Geraldine: Kiss the Future documentary - SBS On Demand Hamish: Zhou Enlai: A Life - review in London Review of Books VOTE FOR US: Love the pod? Vote for us in the Australian Podcast Awards here:…
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Australia's colonial 'big stick' politics in the Pacific | Green Left Show #42
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Peter Boyle conducts a guest interview for the Green Left Show with Epeli Lesuma, Nuclear Justice Campaigner with the Fiji-based Pacific Network on Globalisation. They discuss: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's "hot mic" slip where he revealed Australia's imperialist intentions in the Pacific, the nature of AUKUS, the goal of a nuclear free & indep…
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Gaza polio vaccination drive enters second stage amid report of blocked access
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Not even a full week into the rollout of the polio vaccination campaign for children in Gaza, there has been a roadblock. Gaza's Health Ministry is reporting medical teams have been blocked entry to parts of the southern Gaza Strip.
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Australians confront slow economic growth as cost of living pressures continue
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The Reserve Bank has warned some homeowners may have to sell their properties because of the economic conditions. The central bank governor has delivered a speech justifying the decision to keep interest rates on hold, in an attempt to keep driving inflation down. But Michelle Bullock has left the door open to more rate increases if required.…
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First of five native flowers released to celebrate Country Women's Association WA centenary
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Frustrated farmers prepare to take their live sheep export fight to Canberra
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Cats are killing Australia’s wildlife at such an alarming rate that governments around the country are working on a major crackdown. The draft management plan focuses mainly on feral felines, but domestic cats, let out of the house to roam are also recognised as a problem. In some council areas, felines would be forced to be securely enclosed 24 ho…
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Could Dutton use the NSW Liberal chaos to pull the party to the right?
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This week the federal opposition leader, Peter Dutton, staged an intervention of the NSW Liberals. The bold move follows weeks of chaos in the state branch after an unprecedented administrative bungle saw 140 candidates excluded from the upcoming council elections. Reged Ahmad speaks to our NSW state correspondent, Tamsin Rose, and chief political …
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Premier Cook hits back at RBA warning, urging it to drop rates
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RBA Governor again deflates hopes of a rate cut in the near future
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Think tank calls for gambling loss limits and total ad ban
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A mechanism to limit the losses of problem gamblers, a reduction in the number of poker machines and a total advertising ban are the key recommendations on a new report into how Australia should prevent gambling harm. The Grattan Institute report finds Australians are prolific gamblers with average annual losses of just over $1600 per adult. Poker …
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SBS On the Money: Historic acquisition + Optus,TPG Deal agreed
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The Australian share market rose following a historic multi-billion dollar acquisition of data centre operator - AirTrunk. RBA governor Michele Bullock reiterated no rate cuts, as the iron ore price slid. For more Rhayna Bosch spoke with Fat Prophets founder Angus Geddes. And a $1.6 billion dollar deal between Optus and TPG dubbed a “win” for the r…
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Artificial intelligence is considered one of the most complex policy challenges for governments around the world. The federal government has announced a set of voluntary guidelines for businesses using AI, as it looks towards legislating a mandatory code.
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Georgia school shooting 'a senseless tragedy on top of so many senseless tragedies'
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At least four people have been killed in a shooting at a high school in the United States. A 14-year-old student opened fire at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, killing four people and injuring at least nine others.
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Grenfell fire victims 'badly failed over a number of years': Inquiry
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It was the deadliest building fire in England since the Second World War. 72 people were killed when a fire spread through the Grenfell block in the North Kensington borough of London. Seven years later, a final report of a six year long inquiry has been released, finding corporate greed and government failings were to blame.…
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Showdown in chamber: By-election will decide who takes vacant councillor position in Division 4
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It all started with civility to decide which of two options councillors would vote for in order to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of former councillor David Cullen. There were tense moments, but it was clearly a done deal beforehand with the numbers having it for a by-election. Hear the arguments for and against in a special meeting of Ip…
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What I think... Raygun needs to go away quietly
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My take on the last week in news: Albanese could find himself to be a one term PM and if Raygun wants to play the celebrity game, she should prepared to be targeted. Tell me what you think: EMAIL: neil.mitchell@nine.com.au X: x.com/3AWNeilMitchell See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By 9Podcasts
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The federal government claims a bad economic situation would be even worse without some of its spending; a push for more flexibility for renters; and, in tennis, Alex de Minaur eliminated from US Open men’s singles.
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Bunbury's tornado and severe storm clean up costs revealed
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Average bushfire conditions expected across WA over spring and into summer
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Pacific Islands Climate & Liberation Struggle, Save Public Housing Collective, Dr Chris Gill Part 2, International Overdose Awareness Day 2024.
Acknowledgement//Headlines// Dr Marco de Jong - Pacific Historian & Lecturer at Auckland UniversityPacific Historian Dr Marco de Jong joins us to unpack last week's 53rd Pacific Islands Forum summit. We will be discussing climate change mitigation/adaptation concerns for Pacific Island nations, the imposition of western military strategic interests…
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Why Israelis are rising up against Netanyahu
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The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under increasing pressure to negotiate a ceasefire in the war in Gaza as families of the hostages taken by Hamas on October 7 plead for more to be done to bring them home. So why is Netanyahu not willing to do another deal with Hamas and can he survive growing anger and protests at home? Today, Dr Ey…
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Australia’s weather mood swings and the climate crisis
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Australia had its hottest August on record and now a barely-there winter has crashed into a too-warm spring. And while Tasmania is experiencing floods, and Victoria severe winds, the abnormal heat in many parts of the country has prompted authorities to urge people to get ready for the pending bushfire season. Climate and environment reporter Graha…
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Philip Martin and Alan Gamlen join Democracy Sausage to talk migration – the politics, narratives and possible solutions. From international student caps to housing, many areas of policy are connected to migration. But what is driving our increasing isolationism post-pandemic – economic factors or powerful narratives about being left behind? How ca…
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Another two illegal fishing boats intercepted on WA's far north coast
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Younger Australians are more likely to spend risky amounts of time in the sun according to new data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The data comes at a time when social media is adversely affecting the sun habits of younger generations.
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WA and NT 'undermining' national clean energy transition effort
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A new report has accused Western Australia and the Northern Territory of undermining the nation's efforts to embrace renewables and cut greenhouse gas emissions. The analysis compared each state and territory's progress on their clean energy transition.
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SBS On the Money: Global market rout, GDP and Nvidia slumps
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Global markets experience their worst rout since the August 5 sell off, as US recession fears re-emerge and Australia’s GDP figures drop. Meanwhile - US chip giant Nvidia suffers the biggest single day decline in market value EVER for a US listed company. For more – Rhayna Bosch speaks with Jessica Amir, markets analyst at Moomoo.…
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Mark Kenny joins us to discuss the government’s census own goal and Australia’s flagging economy. On this episode of Follow the Money, Ebony Bennett discusses the latest in federal politics with Professor Mark Kenny, former Chief Political Correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Canberra Times. This discussion was recorded on T…
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There is no link between mobile phone use and brain and head cancers - that's according to a new Australian-led systematic review - commisioned by the World Health Organization. The researchers say the study provides the strongest evidence to date that radio waves from wireless technologies are not harmful to humans.…
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Israel continues operation in Jenin; Hames leader charged by US
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The US has charged six Hamas leaders over the 7th of October attacks as Israeli forces continue their West Bank operation, clashing with Palestinians in Jenin killing 29 people. In Tel Aviv, protestors are demanding a ceasefire agreement and the subsequent release of hostages as a Polio vaccination drive continues in Gaza.…
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Russia's deadliest attack against Ukraine this year kills at least 50 people
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A further 271 people were injured, as Moscow launched two ballistic missiles, at a military institute in the Ukrainian town of Poltava.
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The federal government acknowledges the latest economic news will likely be bad; a Russian missile strike kills at least 51 people in Ukraine; and, in sport, Uruguay striker, Luis Suarez, announces his international retirement.
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SBS Assyrian news bulletin: 3 September 2024
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ASIO Director Mike Burgess says his comments on Palestinian visa vetting have been misconstrued; Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel must control the Philadelphi corridor; and, in sport, Rafael Nadal defends Jannik Sinner over doping allegations.
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It's hoped joint government funding agreement will improve education outcomes in the regions
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Celebrations underway for Men's Shed Week See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By The Western Australia Briefing
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Elon Musk’s ‘free speech’ fight with Brazil
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Elon Musk’s X, also known as Twitter, has been banned in Brazil and Pavel Durov, the CEO of encrypted messaging service Telegram has been arrested in France. So, as the world becomes more concerned about the dangers of social media - have we finally reached a turning point on big tech - or is this merely a crackdown on free speech? Today, Professor…
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The PM’s diplomatic dance (and ‘hot mic’ moment) in Tonga
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At the Pacific Islands forum in Tonga, Australia’s prime minister was ‘caught on camera’ joking with a senior US official about the cost of a newly announced Pacific policing plan. At the same forum, there were diplomatic fireworks from China, which was upset about references to Taiwan in the communique, while the UN chief issued an ‘SOS’ on rising…
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Why is dental health care expensive in Australia?
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Understanding how dental care works in Australia can be crucial for maintaining your health and well-being. Learn how to access dental services, the costs involved, and some essential dental health tips to keep you and your family smile bright.
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West Coast great Chris Judd reveals his top Coaching pick
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Marriage and divorce issues in the diaspora
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The Chaldean Cultural Lounge, in collaboration with the Chaldean Catholic Church in Melbourne, has arranged a lecture addressing marriage and divorce issues within diaspora communities. Writer and activist Youhana Bidaweed spoke with SBS, discussing the evolving dynamics of marriage relationships and their impact on families. He also elaborated on …
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