Best Discover Green Bay Podcasts (2025)

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WHO approve world's first Pandemic Agreement 4:17

1h ago4:17

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After three years of tense negotiations, the World Health Organisation members have approved the world's first Pandemic Agreement. This will shape future responses to global pandemics – but, it begs the question, why has it taken three years to get it to this point?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The first nine aid trucks have been allowed into Gaza with food and emergency supplies 7:38

40m ago7:38

7:38

Israeli officials say they've allowed dozens of trucks - carrying aid - to enter Gaza after imposing an 11-week blockade. UN health officials say malnutrition rates in Gaza have risen during the blockade - and could rise exponentially, if food shortages continue. Yousra Abu Sherekh is a project manager for the aid agency in Gaza INARA, the Internat…

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7 Things Men Fear Most 19:05

1h ago19:05

19:05

What are your greatest fears? What freezes you in place, keeps you awake at night, or creates chaos and anxiety in your life and family? Here are seven things men fear most. Bring it into the light and it doesn't look so scary. Get some discipline! Join the FS100 Challenge by signing up today! FS Facebook FS Instagram FS YouTube Got a question? Nee…

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Farmers protest against emergency services levy 5:58

1h ago5:58

5:58

Infuriated farmers and CFA volunteers will congregate at the steps of parliament today in mass protest against the newly passed emergency services levy in Victoria. For many farmers, already grappling with the devastating impact of drought, it feels like a fatal blow. GUEST: Charlie de Fegely, Western Victoria Farmer PRODUCER: Kelly-Anne Taylor…

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Changing Australia: JC Collins and reviving the nightlife economy 13:30

28m ago13:30

13:30

While night-time economies around Australia have been slowly coming back since the pandemic, more than 1300 venues have closed their doors, businesses are facing increasing costs and cost-of-living pressures are taking their toll. It's an issue also felt acutely in Queensland, which is has another thing on its mind - how it's going to revamp its ni…

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Liberty Bell Bay smelter 'on limited operations' 7:39

22h ago7:39

7:39

The operator of Liberty Bell Bay has announced it will pause production at is manganese alloy smelter in Tasmania's north while they try to secure new sources of ore. While no redundancies have been announced, the majority of its 250 staff have been asked to take leave. The decision comes three months after the Whyalla Steelworks in South Australia…

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What Australia could gain from EU defence pact 9:26

2h ago9:26

9:26

There's momentum for closer trade ties with Europe but the prime minister has been cautious about a proposal from the European Union to enter into a defence and security pact. European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen pitched the idea to Anthony Albanese during their meeting in Rome in the context of what she describes as "massively increa…

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Is Australia edging closer to a Free Trade Agreement with the EU? 9:01

2h ago9:01

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Trade talks between Australia and the EU are gathering momentum, following Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's meetings with European leaders in Rome this week. Germany is the bloc's largest economy and a key advocate for stronger ties with Australia. GUEST: Beate Grzeski, German Ambassador to Australia PRODUCER: Brooke Young…

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Are Japanese companies 'cashing in' at the expense of gas users? 8:40

4h ago8:40

8:40

Australia is the world's second largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), and is also the top supplier to our long-time security and economic partner Japan. Last week, resources minister Madeline King talked about the importance of this bilateral relationship and how Australian gas exports are helping Asia's energy transition. But a new repo…

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Reforming Australia's environmental protection laws immediate priority 7:31

1h ago7:31

7:31

The new federal environment minister Murray Watt says passing legislation to reform Australia's environmental protection laws is an immediate priority for the re-elected Government.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Victorian government releases annual state budget 6:31

1h ago6:31

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It's a critical moment for the Victorian government as it prepares to hand down its annual state budget today.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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UN report delivers scathing assessment of Australia's youth justice system 6:56

2h ago6:56

6:56

The United Nations has delivered a scathing assessment of Australia's youth justice system, accusing federal and state authorities of violating international obligations and harming Indigenous children in particular. A report released by the UN's Special Rapporteurs on Torture, and on Indigenous rights, says indigenous children continue to be jaile…

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Trump and Putin's two-hour ceasefire talk 6:55

1h ago6:55

6:55

US President Donald Trump has spoken with Russian leader, Vladmir Putin, for more than two hours and says ceasefire negotiations will begin immediately. President Trump described the two hour talk as going 'very well'. However, the Kremlin has denied that any timeline for ceasefire talks exists.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Drought continues to devastate livelihood of farmers 7:50

18h ago7:50

7:50

As drought conditions continue to devastate the livelihood of farmers in South Australia and parts of Victoria and NSW – the National Farmers Federation are calling on the Prime Minister to provide federal support. In the past 16 months, there was nearly 2,200 millimetres of rain in Sydney but only 315 mm in Adelaide.…

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Community footballers urged to tackle their feelings 7:53

18h ago7:53

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It is the news which those in the most hardened of professional environments can find the hardest to deal with. The death of former AFL player Adam Selwood reverberated across the broader Aussie Rules community over the weekend. GUEST: Dan Mahony, partnership lead from mental health training program Tackle Your Feelings PRODUCER: Joe Sullivan…

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Productivity Commission eyes potential reforms 6:44

18h ago6:44

6:44

Last term it was taming inflation -- this term it's jump-starting productivity that will be the government's main economic focus, according to treasurer Jim Chalmers. And now the Productivity Commission has shed some light on the areas it thinks could be ripe for reform as it prepares to make recommendations to the government later this year.…

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New taskforce explores medicinal cannabis framework 7:45

20h ago7:45

7:45

There's been an unprecedented number of scripts for medicinal cannabis, and in some cases they're being issued every four minutes, according to experts. The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency says it has a task force underway to investigate issues around prescribing. Guest: Peter Whish-Wilson, Greens senator…

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New environment minister to meet WA miners 9:04

20h ago9:04

9:04

The new environment minister Murray Watt is heading west this week, as much-delayed environment law reforms are put back on the agenda. Opposition from the WA Labor government and the state's mining sector played a role in scuttling the previous minister Tanya Plibersek's efforts to get the laws passed last year. But the prime minister says the ref…

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What's the future for Australian fighter Oscar Jenkins? 5:19

19h ago5:19

5:19

Australian fighter Oscar Jenkins has been tried as a mercenary and sentenced to 13 years in a Russian penal colony. The Australian government has called it a sham trial, insisting he's a prisoner of war, and a serving member of Ukraine's Armed Forces. Could he be included as part of the prisoner swap deals between Ukraine and Russia, following the …

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Report finds Cambodian government active in one of the world's most powerful criminal networks 9:35

19h ago9:35

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A landmark report has accused Cambodia's ruling party of actively running what could be the world's most powerful criminal network - fuelling a multi-billion dollar cyber-scam industry built on human trafficking and state protection.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Blue Mountains drinking water possibly contaminated for more than 30 years 6:43

21h ago6:43

6:43

Two separate petrol tanker fires have been identified as the likely sources of forever chemicals found in catchments in the NSW Blue Mountains.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The contest for the Romanian presidency is almost over 5:52

20h ago5:52

5:52

The contest for the Romanian presidency is almost over and the stakes couldn't be higher.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Pope Leo officially begins papacy after inauguration mass 5:51

20h ago5:51

5:51

The Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was among the dignitaries and approximately a hundred-thousand pilgrims as Pope Leo the 14th was officially inaugurated.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Israel launches extensive new ground operations in Gaza strip 7:51

20h ago7:51

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Israel has launched extensive new ground operations in the Gaza Strip - even as ceasefire talks continue behind closed doors. Guest: Dr Majed Jaber is a doctor, who was working inside Gaza's European Hospital when it was bombed last week. Producer: Anne BarkerBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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New frontbench, new leaders and a renewed friendship 13:42

4d ago13:42

13:42

This week in politics saw several new directions take shape as Anthony Albanese unveiled his new frontbench this week, and the Liberal and Greens parties elected new leaders.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Anthony Albanese wraps up two-day visit to Jakarta 6:04

4d ago6:04

6:04

The Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has wrapped up a two-day visit to Jakarta, on his overseas visit since his re-election, aimed at strengthening Australia's defence and economic ties with its northern neighbour. He has described Jakarta as an 'indispensable partner' - and urged Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto to forge closer defence ties w…

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WHO approve world's first Pandemic Agreement 4:17

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The first nine aid trucks have been allowed into Gaza with food and emergency supplies 7:38

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7 Things Men Fear Most 19:05

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Farmers protest against emergency services levy 5:58

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Changing Australia: JC Collins and reviving the nightlife economy 13:30

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Liberty Bell Bay smelter 'on limited operations' 7:39

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What Australia could gain from EU defence pact 9:26

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Is Australia edging closer to a Free Trade Agreement with the EU? 9:01

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Are Japanese companies 'cashing in' at the expense of gas users? 8:40

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Reforming Australia's environmental protection laws immediate priority 7:31

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Victorian government releases annual state budget 6:31

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UN report delivers scathing assessment of Australia's youth justice system 6:56

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Trump and Putin's two-hour ceasefire talk 6:55

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Drought continues to devastate livelihood of farmers 7:50

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Community footballers urged to tackle their feelings 7:53

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Productivity Commission eyes potential reforms 6:44

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New taskforce explores medicinal cannabis framework 7:45

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New environment minister to meet WA miners 9:04

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What's the future for Australian fighter Oscar Jenkins? 5:19

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Report finds Cambodian government active in one of the world's most powerful criminal networks 9:35

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Blue Mountains drinking water possibly contaminated for more than 30 years 6:43

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The contest for the Romanian presidency is almost over 5:52

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Pope Leo officially begins papacy after inauguration mass 5:51

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Israel launches extensive new ground operations in Gaza strip 7:51

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New frontbench, new leaders and a renewed friendship 13:42

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Anthony Albanese wraps up two-day visit to Jakarta 6:04

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