Best Jill Dunn Podcasts (2024)

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'The Visitors' re-imagines the First Fleet arrival, begins regional tour 6:12

1h ago6:12

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Imagine what Indigenous Australians thought when they saw the First Fleet land in Botany Bay? Jane Harrison's The Visitors re-imagines the 1788 arrival and now Wesley Enoch is taking his production on the road across regional Australia. Featuring: Wesley Enoch, directorBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The founder of the World Wide Web now wants to fix it 8:33

1h ago8:33

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In 1989, computer scientist Sir Tim Berners-Lee was quietly working away in his physics laboratory trying to find a solution for his colleagues to be able to easily share information with each other. What he came up with came to be know as the 'World Wide Web', and now the inventor is trying to fix what he unleashed on the world and build a brand n…

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How to make a guilt free decision in the milk aisle 6:41

2h ago6:41

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The debate around cow's milk versus plant milk is divisive, on all fronts. Which one is healthiest, which has the most nutrients, and which is best for the environment? Professor Clare Collins has some guilt-free answers for the milky debate.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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'The nation has spoken': Fmr Tory minister reacts to Labour landslide 11:48

4h ago11:48

11:48

Exit polls in the UK suggest that British Labour is on track for a landslide win - and a humiliating wipeout for the conservative party. With voting now finished, Labour appears to have won a whopping majority of around 170 seats.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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North Sydney Bears, AFL and Netball- Sport with Warwick Hadfield 4:03

3h ago4:03

4:03

In rugby league, are we about to see the return of one of the sport's foundation clubs, North Sydney? In the AFL, two foundation clubs in a must-win blockbuster the MCG tonight, Collingwood and Essendon. In netball, with the Vixens, Thunderbirds and Fever already locked in, there's a huge battle going on for the fourth spot this weekend.…

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Katy Gallagher: "If I couldn't stick with the Labor caucus I would leave the Parliament, that's not the decision Senator Payman has made" 15:50

3h ago15:50

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The turmoil surrounding the now-former Labor Senator Fatima Payman has dominated a week the government had hoped to spend talking about its cost of living measures. Senator Payman denies suggestions from Labor that she'd been planning to quit the party for at least a month. Her decision to move to the cross-bench means the Government will need an e…

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Warning over powerful drugs 5:53

1h ago5:53

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Researchers and frontline workers are raising the alarm over powerful drugs showing up in Australia for the first time after a series of overdose deaths. Police in Victoria say forensic tests suggest four people who died in a Melbourne home in June had a synthetic opioid in their system.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Senator Fatima Payman on quitting the Labor party 16:57

1h ago16:57

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After a tumultuous week beset by rumours Senator Fatima Payman has quit the Labor party. Fatima Payman said she was exiled by her party and couldn't in good conscience remain in the party.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Australian government's 'top-secret' deal with Amazon 5:36

2h ago5:36

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The Australian government is teaming up with Amazon to establish a top secret data cloud to store Australia's classified military and intelligence information. The two billion dollar deal will allow staff from agencies, like ASIO, to collaborate with their peers without using the open internet.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A bit of a ninja turtle is he? (with Griffin Dunne) 47:02

4h ago47:02

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Jane is in Yorkshire whilst Fi heads to Surrey in preparation for election night so this episode is brought to you via the wonders of modern technology. Jane is hoping for romance by the curly wurly stand and Fi is practising the phrase 'Jeremy Hunt's Count'. Plus Fi speaks to Griffin Dunne, actor and director, about his memoir 'The Friday Afternoo…

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'The Bikeriders' has outlaw motorcycle gangs and a love triangle - Film with Jason di Rosso 5:27

1d ago5:27

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RN film critic and host of The Screen Show Jason Di Rosso joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest in cinema.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Milk Politics: The truth, the lies and the story of the superfood 8:39

8h ago8:39

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Western dairy consumption has plummeted 15% in the last 10 years, and there are growing concerns about the environmental impact of both cow and plant-based milks. Guest: Matthew Evans, food activist, regenerative farmer and author of 'MILK: The truth, the lies and the story of the superfood'.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Miles Franklin shortlist is unveiled: Books with Claire Nichols 5:57

8h ago5:57

5:57

Guest: Claire Nichols, host of The Book ShowBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Senator Fatima Payman tipped to resign from Labor party 9:46

24h ago9:46

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Senator Fatima Payman is tipped to resign from the Labor party and move to the crossbench after a turbulent week in Parliament. There's speculation she's been in talks for a month or more with a so-called "preference whisperer", who has advised previous crossbench senators as well as Muslim groups planning to run candidates at the next election. Gu…

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Cuts to international students, 'risks damaging the economy' 8:08

8h ago8:08

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The number of visas issued to international students coming to Australia has been slashed and more cuts could be on the way as legislation to introduce further caps on international students is debated in Federal Parliament. Guest: Professor Michael Wesley, Deputy Vice Chancellor, University of Melbourne…

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Escalation over Senator Fatima Payman's position - Politics with Charles Croucher 3:21

9h ago3:21

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Senator Fatima Payman is expected to quit the Labor Party, ASIC report drops and President Joe Biden's future in question. The Chief Political Editor for 9News Charles Croucher joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Calls for corporate regulator to be split 9:49

9h ago9:49

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The national corporate regulator is failing and should be split into separate parts, that's the main finding of a damming inquiry into ASIC - the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Kokkinakis through to Wimbledon round two- Sport with Warwick Hadfield 5:51

9h ago5:51

5:51

Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from the world of sport.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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US President Biden vows to "stay in the race" despite poor polling 11:00

9h ago11:00

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White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says 81-year-old Joe Biden "is clear-eyed and is staying in the race," although she admits "the last few days have been challenging". Guest: EJ Dion, Columnist, Washington PostBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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'Not the preferred solution': ACCI weighs in on supermarket divestiture 7:11

10h ago7:11

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As cost of living pressures weigh down on Australians, the government has rubbished the coalitions plan to break up supermarkets as a last resort, who are found guilty of price gouging. Opposition leader Peter Dutton announced the divestiture policy alongside nationals leader David Littleproud earlier this week. Featuring: Andrew McKellar, Chief Ex…

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'We won't stop talking': Lingerie store taking on gender-based violence 6:48

1d ago6:48

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As gender-based violence continues to dominate headlines and politics, people are starting to wonder what difference they can make. Lingerie store Kisskill in Melbourne has started their own campaign, and and expert explain how sometimes its the smaller protests that pack the most punch. Featuring: Vicky Marcoulis, owner and director of Kisskill, a…

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French election: 200 candidates withdraw to keep far right out 9:13

10h ago9:13

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More than 200 candidates in the French election have withdrawn from the race ahead of Sunday's second-round of voting in a bid to keep the far right out. Guest: Phillipe Marliere, Professor of French and European Politics, University College LondonBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Cave art identified as the world's oldest known 'picture story' 8:02

10h ago8:02

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A cave painting of human-like figures and a wild pig found on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi has been identified as the world's oldest known 'picture story'. Featuring: Professor Adam Brumm, Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution - Griffith UniversityBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Reports say President Biden is considering his future as Democrats go public with concerns 8:16

10h ago8:16

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A handful of Democrats have started calling for Joe Biden to step aside as the party's presidential candidate, after a disastrous performance at last week's debate. But inside the White House, Biden's growing limitations were becoming apparent long-before he faced off against Donald Trump, according to The New York Times. Featuring: Scott Jennings,…

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And how many 'Confessions' films have you seen? (with David Baddiel) 40:48

14h ago40:48

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Jane and Fi are back in full swing with more of your window cleaner tales, all very suitable for the airwaves...just. Plus, net curtain chat! Yes, it is still 2024 last time we checked. They're also joined by David Baddiel who discusses his new book 'My Family' Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner. If …

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Should the Google API Leak Change the Way you do SEO? 46:18

23h ago46:18

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Joining David Bain to discuss whether or not the Google API leak should change the way you do SEO is Aleyda Solis, Joy Hawkins, Liv Day and Dixon Jones.By Majestic.com

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Are You Applying Your Makeup The Right Way? With Reese Witherspoon’s Makeup Artist Molly R. Stern 46:40

4d ago46:40

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“I’m very into seeing the woman as she actually is.” This week we get a masterclass in less-is-more makeup with Emmy-nominated celeb makeup artist Molly R. Stern! For over three decades, Molly has aced the art of enhancing the natural beauty of her power women clientele (everyone from Reese Witherspoon to Maya Rudolph, Julia Roberts and more.) List…

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Tim Ayliffe releases the fifth John Bailey crime-thriller 'The Wrong Man' 7:47

1d ago7:47

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When a Sydney socialite is found dead at a house, Detective Holly Sutton is called to investigate. Meanwhile John Bailey — an old-school reporter — gets a call about a break-in and an old file reveals a link to the socialite. The author Tim Ayliffe stopped by to tell us all about 'The Wrong Man'. Featuring: Tim Ayliffe, author…

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Canberra man accuses police of racial profiling 7:38

1d ago7:38

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A Canberra man has accused police in the ACT of racially profiling him, after he was apparently arrested on suspicion of trespassing at his own home. The man known as "Tuck" - who's of African heritage - says he was sitting at the pool area of his apartment complex last week when police arrived, interrogated him, then arrested and handcuffed him an…

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Round table aims to tackle underfunding of family violence frontline services 7:57

1d ago7:57

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Today, Parliament House will host a round table between the National Alliance of Domestic-Family Violence Specialist Services and Commonwealth crossbenchers The Alliance will present six asks to the crossbenchers with the aim to address underfunded frontline services. Featuring: Tania Farha, Safe and Equal CEO…

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Vacancy: Wombat Walker in Tasmania 8:53

1d ago8:53

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Tourism Tasmania have launched a tongue-in-cheek "odd jobs" campaign to help the industry during the colder months. For one day, applicants with the wittiest CV's can swap the "daily grind" and try their hand as an oyster organiser, a truffle snuffler or a wombat walker.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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'Working people have been abandoned': US Greens' Dr Jill Stein 9:27

1d ago9:27

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Last week's US presidential debate could see a big rise in votes for third parties or candidates, who offer an alternative to Joe Biden or Donald Trump. Independent Robert Kennedy Junior and Greens Party candidate Dr Jill Stein are hoping to benefit from voters who can no longer bring themselves to support either of the two main contenders. Guest: …

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Nationals MP: Supermarkets need to feel 'pain' to change behaviour 7:41

1d ago7:41

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The coalition has proposed drastic new powers to break up the supermarkets - as a last resort against systematic price gouging.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Senator Payman and Supermarkets - politics with Anna Henderson 5:29

1d ago5:29

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How much traction could The Muslim Vote get in seats like Blaxland and Wills? There's plenty of reaction to the Coalition's proposal to grant powers to break up the major supermarkets and there's some concern among coalition members the policy isn't in line with Liberal values. The chief political correspondent for SBS World News Anna Henderson joi…

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Wimbledon, Olympics and NRL - Sport with Warwick Hadfield 5:53

1d ago5:53

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In tennis, Alex de Minaur is through to the second round at Wimbledon, but Ajla Tomljanovic is out. In Olympic selection news, Australia goes for youth and experience for the skateboarding and in rugby league, the announcement of the new Parramatta coach is imminent. Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest new…

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Labor MPs under threat from grassroots Muslim political group 10:55

1d ago10:55

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Labor MPs in Sydney and Melbourne could be under threat from a grassroots campaign aiming to empower Australian Muslims seeking justice for Palestinians. One of those is Labor MP for Wills in inner Melbourne, Peter Khalil, but he says the Muslim community is "not one monolythic block". Guest: Peter Khalil, Labor MP for Wills Producer: Krishani Dhan…

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'Internet of Animals' developed to protect global species 7:37

1d ago7:37

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Researchers in Germany have invented a way to remotely track thousands of animals - over years - to learn more about how they make decisions and accumulate knowledge over their lifetimes, and their migration habits. Their goal is to use powerful sensors to monitor the animals and build a network they call the "internet of animals". The project coul…

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Live export industry to campaign in Labor seats 7:41

1d ago7:41

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Keep the Sheep, a group representing the live export industry says they'll be targeting marginally held seats across the country if the live export ban isn't reversed. The trade is set to end by 2028 and will see the federal government commit to a $107 million dollar transition plan to support farmers.…

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International students receive poor mental health support 8:09

1d ago8:09

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There are over 900 000 international students studying in Australia and providing them an education is big business. But a critical report claims universities aren't doing enough to help these students when they need mental health support. Guest: Gaby Ramia, Professor of Policy and Society at The University of Sydney…

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Photos of Australian children being used to train AI 7:44

1d ago7:44

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In new research out today, Human Rights Watch has revealed that personal photos of Australian children are being used to create powerful artificial intelligence (AI) tools without the knowledge or consent of the children or their families. One hundred and ninety photos of Australian children scraped from the internet have been included in the datas…

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Fmr US judge: 'This Court has become extremely political' 8:49

1d ago8:49

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U.S President Joe Biden says the Supreme Court's immunity ruling means there are virtually no limits about what a President can do. Has the Court just handed all presidents a superpower by placing them in a different system of justice? Guest: Shira Scheindlin, retired federal court judge who served for 22 years in New York's southern district Produ…

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Drunk in a French department store (with Geoff Norcott) 46:14

2d ago46:14

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Jane and Fi are reunited and it feels so good! They discuss the need for electric hot rods, Jane's small cactus and window cleaner etiquette. They are joined by Geoff Norcott, comedian and writer, discussing his new book 'The British Bloke Decoded'. Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by Susie Steiner. If you want to …

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Tribute artist labelled great Peter Allen act by someone who knew him best 9:50

2d ago9:50

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The story of Peter Allen is returning to the stage in Melbourne with acclaimed tribute artist Matthew Hadcraft reprising his role as The Boy From Oz. One women who knew Peter Allen very well, when they grew up together in Tenterfield, believes Hadcraft is a great fit for one of Australia's greatest performers. Featuring: Matthew Hadcraft, performer…

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Coroner gives advice following Harry Dunn case 5:36

2d ago5:36

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It's a tragedy that has sorely tested the close relationship between Britain and the United States. Five years ago 19-year-old Harry Dunn was killed in a road accident involving an American citizen driving on the wrong side of the road in England. Now, a coroner has recommended that new arrivals on US military bases be given driver-training to avoi…

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Esafety commissioner trying to tackle online porn 11:40

2d ago11:40

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The E-Safety Commissioner has instructed key players in the online industry to develop a mandatory code to protect children from extreme pornography and other "high impact content". But will it actually make a difference? Guest: Julie Inman Grant, Australian E Safety Commissioner.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A trip down memory lane - TV with Wenlei Ma 6:28

2d ago6:28

6:28

Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore, Molly Ringwald and Rob Lowe. Any mention of those names in a single sentence can only mean one thing: the Brat Pack.In the 1980s, teen movies came to define American culture and there was no movie more emblematic of that moment than the Brat Pack. Forty years on, one of the Brats, Andrew McCarthy, has made a documentary …

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Will the international community support Myanmar's democratic transition? 6:40

2d ago6:40

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Her Excellency Zin Mar Aung has spent her life campaigning for justice for the people of Myanmar, and at times paid a high price for her political pursuits. Guest: Her Excellency Zin Mar Aung, Union Minister of Foreign Affairs, National Unity Government, MyanmarBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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'Teal-style' Muslim political group to target Labor seats 8:25

2d ago8:25

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A "Teal-style" campaign to encourage Muslim candidates to stand for parliament, could target key Labor seats in the next Federal election. Called 'The Muslim Vote' - the new political organisation says it's a grassroots campaign and could look to unseat Labor MPs in Sydney and Melbourne. The campaign has been motivated by Labor's policies on the Ga…

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