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ABC News Daily is the podcast that helps you understand the issues affecting your world. Every episode, host Samantha Hawley walks through one story with the help of an ABC colleague or expert in under 15 minutes. When you want coverage you can trust, listen to ABC News Daily. Key topics of recent episodes include the Donald Trump administration, anti-Semitism in Australia, TikTok’s future, artificial intelligence, Israel-Hamas war and ceasefire, Australian dollar, bushfires, the Australians ...
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Fetterman Confronted by ABC News Reporter, ADL Says Musk Isn’t a Nazi
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Sen. John Fetterman speaks on flurry of Trump executive actions Trump Warns Economic Leaders at Davos 'Make Your Products in America or Face Tariffs': Updates Steve Bannon's Playing It Different This Time Around Trump Strips Mike Pompeo's Security Detail John Bolton 'Disappointed' After Trump Removes His Secret Service Detail Mississippi Democrat L…
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More hostages and prisoners released on both sides as the ceasefire in Gaza continues
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More hostages and prisoners have been released on both sides, as the six-week ceasefire in Gaza continues. But even amongst the happy news, there's still worry and tension ahead of the next phases of the deal.
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On 26 January 1788, the ships of the First Fleet started unloading the first of more than a thousand people – convicted criminals, officers, marines, women and children – who would set up camp in what became the city of Sydney. What happened during the first days, weeks and months of contact between the British who arrived and the Aboriginal people…
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The Year That Made Me: Sue Bucknell, 2016
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Sue Bucknell is a project coordinator with Doctors Without Borders, she has just returned to Australia from Sudan where she has been working on a humanitarian project.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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David Bridie and George Telek back on stage together
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In 1988 Australian rock band Not Drowning, Waving travelled to Papua New Guinea and met up with legend Papuan musician George Telek. The result of their time together was the widely acclaimed album 'Tabaran', and an enduring friendship. They're celebrating 35 years since it all began.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Can you guess this week's tweeter?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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How will Indian Australians mark Australia Day?
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Both India and Australia have a National Day on 26 January. India celebrates Republic Day marking the signing of their constitution in 1950 and the end of the colonial era. How do Indian Australians feel about celebrating Australia Day which for many marks the start of the colonial era in Australia. Guests: Gurmesh Singh, NSW Member for Coffs Harbo…
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Dr Rafah Hiazji Ep Noe first thought about making Australia home during a holiday to Sydney and the Gold Coast in 2006. Unhappy in Saudi Arabia, and unable to return to her home of Syria, she began the process of becoming an Australian citizen, which included sitting multiple exams and six months without a job, before settling in a regional Victori…
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How they are combating anti-Semitism in Europe
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With incidents of anti-Semitism on the rise here in Australia, what can learn from the experience of combating ant-Semitism in Europe? What has worked to reduce anti-Semtic attacks? Guest: Katharina von Schnurbein, European Commission’s Coordinator on combating antisemitism and fostering Jewish lifeBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Katrina Wruck: 2025 Young Australian of the year
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Mabuigilaig and Goemulgal woman Dr Katrina Wruck is the Young Australian of the Year. She is an industrial chemist who has developed technology to remove contaminants from water. She also engages in community engagement programs encouraging young Indigenous students to study science.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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There was a wave of pardons issued from The White House this week as the Biden administration made way for the return of Donald Trump.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Neale Daniher becomes 2025 Australian of the year
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Neale Daniher has been named the Australian of the Year for 2025. Neale has been a tireless campaigner for Motor Neurone Disease since his diagnosis in 2013. He has raised more than $100 million dollars for research into a cure. Neale is no longer able to speak, so his daughter Rebecca joins us on Sunday Extra. GUEST: Rebecca Daniher, daughter of N…
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Today is Australia Day, or as some people call it Invasion Day or Survival Day. But in India it is Republic Day. A panel of Indian Australians discuss what the two national days mean to them. Rebecca Daniher, daughter of the Australian of the Year Neale Daniher and Young Australian of the Year Katrina Wruck talk about what this honour means to them…
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The unsung heroes being honoured for their community contributions
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732 Australians have been inducted into the 2025 Order of Australia Honours. The list of names includes high profile public figures as well as unsung heroes recognised for contributions to their community. Among them, pioneers of social change and champions of community empowerment.
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How do different countries and cultures celebrate Lunar New Year?
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Millions of people around the world observe Lunar New Year, but the way they celebrate can differ across countries and cultures. This year's date falls on January 29, with 2025 marking the Year of the Snake according to the Chinese Zodiac. At SBS, we asked some of our colleagues how they mark the occasion.…
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A loving father is killed when his car explodes. Could a fresh look at DNA change the case? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesBy ABC News
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University of Idaho murder suspect's lawyers try to get DNA evidence dismissed; Roy Wood Jr. on human connection and political humor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesBy ABC News
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AFL great and disability advocate Neale Daniher named 2025 Australian of the Year
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The 2025 Australian of the Year, Neale Daniher, says he hopes the accolade furthers his mission to find a cure for the terminal illness, motor neurone disease. The AFL great was diagnosed with the illness in 2013 - and he says hope has been a powerful driving force in his advocacy.
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Remembering David Lynch: The great American surrealist
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Nightlife looks at life and career of the filmmaker who subverted the American dream.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Emerging US singer-songwriter Tommy Prine shares the songs closest to his heart.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The first military deportation flights begin; President Trump tours disasters in California and North Carolina; Senate will vote on Pete Hegseth's confirmation for defense secretary; Hamas set to release four Israeli soldiers who were taken hostage; Arrest in border patrol agent's death Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adc…
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Trump JFK Files, Obama Divorce Rumors, & Death of DEI Continues
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Trump's Order Declassifying JFK Files Praised by His Detractors Donald Trump Third Term Proposal Has Clause to Stop Barack Obama Running Meghan McCain Says Obama 'Divorce Rumors' Coming from 'Reputable People' Netanyahu Defends Elon Musk over Nazi Salute: 'Falsely Smeared' DEI Guidance Removed from Federal Agency Websites Amid New Trump Measures Ta…
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Unique West Kimberley dinner at Perth Festival
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Killa: Pindan To Plate is an immersive event to share the indigenous culture and food of the Kimberley coast across eight courses.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Americans would still regard the dollar as king, although cryptocurrencies are increasingly looking like the heir apparent in the world of finance. Prior to the election, Donald Trump said he would be 'the first crypto President', and his enthusiasm for digital currencies extended to the release this week of a crypto coin to mark his return to high…
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The shadow of Hamas looms over Gaza ceasefire
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Barely a week into the Gaza ceasefire, one thing has become clear - despite 15 months of war and intense bombardment from Israel, Hamas is still in control of the territory. So what do the next weeks and months look like, assuming of course the three stages of the ceasefire are met?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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As Australians come together to mark the national day and celebrate, the date and meaning of the day have been the subject of debate. What is the history of the national day, and when did it become such a contentious date in the calendar?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Katty Kay on Donald Trump's second presidency
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Katty Kay is one of Washington's most plugged-in journalists and the host of the hit podcast, The Rest is Politics: US. She joined Saturday Extra to discuss the mood shift in DC after the second Trump inauguration.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Donald Trump's promise of an American 'golden age'
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Journalist Noah Rothman describes the changes already underway as corporate America rejects the cultural goals of diversity, equity and inclusion.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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"Not a date to celebrate": First Nations Australians share their misgivings - and plans - for January 26
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January 26 is known by most people as Australia Day, and aims to represent the origins of the country. But for First Nations Australians, it's a reminder of many years of discrimination, trauma and dispossession. In the lead up to January 26th, Aboriginal organisations in Victoria are demanding change, reinforcing the view that it's not a date to c…
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Plus, the history of Australia Day and a series of dinners at the Perth Festival to share the indigenous cuisine of the West Kimberley.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Trump's Return to the White House, Rebuilding Gaza, and Bad Bunny's New Album
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Trump's executive actions; Panamanians speak out against harmful rhetoric spread by Trump; What it takes to rebuild Gaza; TikTok's journey of getting banned and then unbanned; California wildfires and climate change; How to avoid falling victim to scams; Lunar New Year; Bad Bunny's meaningful new album; WNBA side hustles. Learn more about your ad c…
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ABC Radio's Country Breakfast is an entertaining look at rural and regional issues around Australia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Hayden Brown on Overreacting, uncovering the "why" behind our behaviours
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Human behaviour is a complicated thing, but fortunately, Human Behavioural Specialist Hayden Brown helps uncover the "why" behind our behaviours and emotional challenges.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The books that made me with best-selling author Sue Williams
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Sue Williams gives voices to fascinating characters, usually women, who make up the colourful past of Australian history.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Why some younger people say they are reversing cosmetic injections; Mother accused in husband's alleged murder returns to court Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesBy ABC News
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Homeschooling becomes more mainstream as registrations rise in Australia
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As an estimated 45,000 children were homeschooled in Australia last year, experts believe changing attitudes towards education is driving the boom.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Wantok Program em 30 minit blong nius na karent afeas broadcast long ABC Radio AustraliaBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Donald Trump demands lower interest rates & Japan lifts rates to highest since 2008.
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Donald Trump has told the World Economic Forum, he'll demand lower interest rates once global oil prices fall, but what kind of power does he have over the Federal Reserve? SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves explores this with Bill Lee from the Milken I
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Friends fear Chinese prison conditions confronting Australian Yang Hengjun
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Friends and advocates for Australian citizen Yang Hengjun have urged the Australian government to put more pressure on China, after reports of his harsh prison conditions. It's been reported that Dr Yang was forced to choose between food and clothes during winter, while his health had been deteriorating. He is one of around 60 Australians detained …
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President Trump says he's ready to make a deal with Russia to end the war in Ukraine
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United States President Donald Trump says he is ready to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin as soon as possible to help put an end to the war in Ukraine. His comments were made in an address to the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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President Trump confronts obstacle in attempts to block birthright citizenship
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A federal judge has temporarily blocked Donald Trump's executive order ending the constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship. It marks the first legal setback for the US president's hardline immigration policies – the centrepiece of his second term in office.
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A federal judge blocks President Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship; A breach at the U.S. Capitol; Seven officers shot and wounded in San Antonio; New fires burning in California; Cabin smoke fills a Cathay Pacific flight taking off from Boston; Oscar nominations are in Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/a…
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The Currumbin Wildlife Hospital, on Queensland's Gold Coast, is seeing a surge in animals needing care, especially lorikeets and flying foxes which are being left paralysed by an unusual syndrome. Just last month, the hospital treated more than 1200 birds alone - and it's putting a huge strain on the hospital's resources. Guest: Dr Michael Pyne, se…
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