TCC is THE podcast for conservative educators, parents, and patriots who believe in free speech, traditional values, and education without indoctrination. Each week, we dive into the issues that are plaguing our education system and keeping you up at night. Each episode offers common sense ideas to improve education in our classrooms and communities. You may feel like you’re the last conservative educator, but you are not alone. Tune in to hear insightful, thought-provoking, common-sense ide ...
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Welcome art lovers to the SCHS Visual Art Podcast, where we are equipping creative minds to be artists of many styles and disciplines. We feature guest artist talks and other fun things to guide, inspire, and inform the work you make (or want to make)! This podcast is hosted by Tucker Webb; but most of you probably know him as Mr. Webb. Let's check it out!
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Marriage, travel, entrepreneurship, pop culture... You never know where the Webbs might be! Join us on our journey!
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Take Note is a podcast and a blog about paying attention and keeping a notebook and occasionally Kong: Skull Island.
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Are you ready for a mystery? Get ready to unleash your inner sleuth. Every day Monday-Saturday, we feature a different detective audio drama from the Golden Age of Radio. Our current mystery-solving line-up of radio detectives includes The Adventures of the Falcon, Bulldog Drummond, Broadway's My Beat, Mr. Chameleon, Yours Truly Johnny Dollar, and Dragnet. Whether you want to listen to a mystery before going to sleep or enjoy some drama while driving, or just feel nostalgia for old-school ra ...
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All things Dr. Suess! Whimsical commentary about your favorite childhood poet. Cover art photo provided by Scott Webb on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@scottwebb
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Who Knew It with Matt Stewart is a comedy quiz show hosted by Australian comedian Matt Stewart where the guests write the wrong answers! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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RN Breakfast daily stories separated out for easy listening. RN Breakfast is the program informed Australians wake up to. Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today—along with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
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A podcast produced by the Peru Elementary Media Club. Produced by students, for students. The podcast contains regular segments on Pop Culture, News, Weather, Sports, Comedy and Pets.
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Tune in to hear two friends discuss all the steamy (and sometimes tepid) details of the regency romance genre. Join us each episode as we take a trip across the pond and into the past in search of swoon-worthy Happily Ever Afters! We talk about all your regency favorites like Julia Quinn’s Bridgertons or Lisa Kleypas’ Ravenels, plus we dive deep into exciting new releases from rising stars like Scarlett Peckham, Cat Sebastian, and Evie Dunmore. We’ve got full book reviews AND fabulous interv ...
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Roger Bolton, formerly presenter of BBC Radio 4's 'Feedback' launches his very first podcast. Free from the constraints of broadcasting on the BBC, with a few more opinions and casting his net a little bit wider to encompass the whole of the BBC, Roger examines the issues that are facing the corporation and public service broadcasting. Find all our podcasts here And please support this podcast by subscribing here We also support VLV (Voice of the Listener and Viewer) which represents the int ...
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Why suffer through a bitter cup of burnt or stale coffee when there is a world of amazing coffee out there? Roast and Reason podcast is a coffee podcast that explores the world of specialty coffee. Each week with dive into a wide variety of coffee topics with educational and actionable information. Are you curious about the best techniques for how to make coffee at home? How to buy the best coffee? How to store coffee? How a coffee roaster transforms green coffee? Join us as we answer these ...
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Puccini's masterpieces celebrated with festival
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It's been a century since the passing of great Italian composer Giacomo Puccini, but his musical masterpieces are still living on today. Some of his most popular works will be celebrated by Melbourne Opera later this month in the upcoming 'Puccini Festival' - a series of his most loved works. Guest: Helena Dix, Soprano Producer: Kimberley Price and…
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Study finds mobile phones don't increase cancer risk
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The widespread use of mobiles in the last thirty years has led some people to claim the technology can cause cancer - especially in the head or neck. But a four year scientific review commissioned by the World Health Organisation and led by Australian scientists reports mobile phones do not cause cancer in people. Guest: Associate Professor Ken Kar…
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Former ABC journalist Tim Bowden has died after a long illness. Bowden was a former war correspondent in Vietnam, the ABC's first correspondent in North America, author of more than 20 books, a documentary maker, historian on Antarctica, and perhaps most famously, the presenter of the long-running television program BackChat. Guest: David Brill, fo…
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Paralympics update, Rugby and tennis news - Sport with Warwick Hadfield
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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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After a 13-hour flight from the Vatican, Pope Francis has arrived in Indonesia. He'll spend 11 days in Southeast Asia, visiting Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste and Singapore, on the longest overseas tour of his papacy. Guest: Joshua McElwee, Vatican Correspondent for Reuters Producers: Anne Barker and Richard Crabtree…
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GDP figures out today are expected to show economic growth has stalled, as the cost of living crisis continues to bite and business investment remains weak. Most economist are predicting that growth for the June quarter will be positive - but only just. Guest: Dr Angela Jackson lead economist at Impact Economics and Policy…
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As the clean-up gets underway, following on from wild weather across thew southeast, many are turning their minds to insurance claims. The Insurance Council of Australia is advising impacted making a claim as soon as possible and taking photos of damage before making a claim. Guest: Andrew Hall, CEO, Insurance Council of Australia Producer: Matt Si…
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Gaza visa stoush continues and weak GDP data - Politics with Anna Henderson
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Today's GDP data is expected to show sluggish economic growth. And what's the latest on the debate over visa applications from Gaza? The Chief Political Correspondent for SBS Anna Henderson joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Opposition calls for 'ongoing checks' on Palestinian visa holders
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ASIO Boss Mike Burgess says his comments on the vetting process for people fleeing Gaza for Australia have been "distorted" - and has clarified support for Hamas would be a barrier to getting a visa. Shadow Immigration Minister, Dan Tehan told RN Breakfast the Opposition want to hear the Prime Minister "100 per cent backs Mike Burgess". He says ASI…
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Push for national approach to child safety
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Last week, another child died in youth detention in Western Australia, increasing pressure on the Federal Government to find long-term solutions that make the system less harmful to children. National Children's Commissioner Anne Hollonds told RN Breakfast a Commonwealth coordinated approach to child safety is needed and warns there's no evidence t…
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LGBTIQ+ group wants more questions in census
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The Federal government faces more unease over its handling of census questions on sexuality and gender issues. Health, community and LGBTIQ groups want more than one question included to cover areas of gender, sexual orientation and variations of sex characteristics. Guest: Nicky Bath, CEO of LGBTIQ+ Health Australia Producer: Anne Barker+…
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How did avian influenza arrive in Antarctica?
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International research has revealed how the highly pathogenic avian flu virus H5-N1 spread into wildlife on the island of South Georgia and the sub-Antarctic Falkland Islands. A genetic assessment has found the virus spread from South America, infecting birds and two species of seals. Guest: Dr Jane Younger, Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studi…
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Despite an International Criminal Court warrant for Vladimir Putin's arrest, the Russian leader visited Mongolia - a member of the ICC - without being arrested. The Ukrainian Government have said they are furious and claim this makes Mongolia complicit in Putin's war crimes. Guest: Reed Brody, former war crimes prosecutor and author of 'To Catch a …
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Deadliest Russian strike on Ukraine this year
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In the single deadliest attack on Ukraine this year, more than 50 people have been killed in a Russian strike on the central city of Poltava. Two ballistic missiles struck a military communications institute and hospital, which has also injured more than 200 others. Guest:Inna Sovsun, Ukrainian MP in the capital Kyiv Producer: Joe Sullivan…
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Bulldog Drummond: The Lonely Trail (EP4486)
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Today's Mystery:A beautiful woman accosts Captain Drummond and demands she kiss him to protect him from someone who's following her and then she pulls a gun on a him and ors him to check out a book for her. Original Radio Broadcast Date: December 24 1947 Originating in New York Starring: Ned Wever as Bulldog Drummond; Luis Van Rooten as Denny; Merc…
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Violence may not be the first theme that springs to mind when you think of Shakespeare's catalogue, but it is a theme present in many of his works. The second instalment of Bell Shakespeare's In A Nutshell: The Poetry of Violence explores violence through an ensemble cast performing various scenes and monologues. Featuring: Jessica Tovey and Lucy B…
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'Slow Horses' returns for a fourth season - TV with Wenlei Ma
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Returning for its fourth season this week is Slow Horses, a British spy thriller about a group of agents put out to pasture - staring Gary Oldman. Also out this week is Perfect Couple, a glitzy drama with a cast that includes Nicole Kidman. Guest: Wenlei Ma, culture editor, The Nightly RECOMMENDATIONS/MENTIONS: Return to Paradise Fight Night: The M…
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The founder and chief executive of Telegram, Pavel Durov, has been charged in France, over alleged criminal activity on the controversial messaging app. Holger Roonemaa is an investigative journalist and editor at the Estonian news service, Delphi, he spoke to RN Breakfast about going undercover on the messaging service. Guest:Holger Roonemaa inves…
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'Circumstances remain complex': Emergency Minister
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The wild weather which has lashed south eastern Australia with destructive winds and flooding, is beginning to ease, but the scale of damage is only beginning to emerge. But flood risks remain for parts of southern and central Tasmania, and damaging winds remain likely for Tasmania and parts of Victoria. Guest:Jenny McAllister Federal Minister for …
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In Tasmania, many in the community are hoping for a reprieve in the wild weather so they can properly assess the damage caused by storms and subsequent flooding. Terry Dunn has only recently moved from Queensland to New Norfolk, north west of Hobart to run the local caravan park. Guest:Terry Dunn, runs the New Norfolk Caravan Park in Tasmania…
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Poll shows majority support for gambling ad ban
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New polling has found 56 per cent of Australians would back a ban on online gambling advertising. The survey of 2000 Australians has found support for a ban is strongest in rural communities and amongst those living with financial stress. Guest: Kos Samaras, RedBridge Group Producer: Kate JonesBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Cabinet meets in Perth and census debacle fallout - Politics with Karen Middleton
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Federal Cabinet is gathering this week in Perth, the second time this year cabinet has met in the WA capital. Political Editor for the Guardian Australia Karen Middleton joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics. Guest: Karen Middleton, Political Editor for the Guardian Australia…
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Support for Ukraine 'crucial': Latvian Minister
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A Russian continues to advance, Ukraine needs more support than ever - and neighbouring country Latvia has been steadfast in that assistance. The Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže is in Australia to meet with her Australian counterpart Penny Wong. She told RN Breakfast they will have a "candid and good exchange of views" - and she says support f…
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The Federal Government is set to introduce far-reaching aged care legislation later this month. It's designed to introduce a system which recognises the rights of older people, but it could also mean Australians who own homes and have super, will have to pay more to fund the system. Guest: Anne Connolly, ABC investigative reporter…
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Concerns over new NT government's crime approach
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The new Northern Territory Government swept to power last month primarily on the back of a promise to crack down on crime. But community organisations in Alice Springs are now worried that with its strong election mandate, the CLP will plough on with its own plans without consulting the community.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Could Georgia hold the keys to the White House?
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If Donald Trump is to win the Presidential election in November, many pundits believes he has to win the state of Georgia. Joe Biden won the state by a small margin in 2020, and Trump's facing a trial in the state for election interference And if current polling is anything to go by, the contest will likely go down to the wire. Guest:Dr. Bernard Ta…
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Brazil's Supreme Court votes to uphold ban on X
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Brazil's Supreme Court has unanimously voted to uphold the ban on Elon Musk's social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. A single judge on Friday blocked Brazil's access to X, after a months long legal battle, in which Musk has failed to comply with orders to suspend accounts guilty of spreading misinformation. Guest: Gustavo Ribeiro co-fo…
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Israelis strike and protest for ceasefire-hostage deal
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In Israel, hundreds of thousands of people continue to fill the streets demanding the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reach a ceasefire deal with Hamas to bring the remaining hostages home from Gaza. Mass protests since the weekend have escalated, with Israel's biggest union holding a national strike. The growing anger comes days after six hostag…
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The Falcon: The Case of the Big Talker (EP4485)
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Today's Mystery: A thug balks at murdering his boss's rival and is then murdered himself. Original Radio Broadcast Date: April 29, 1951 Originating from New York Starring: Les Damon as The Falcon; Ken Lynch as Sergeant Corbett; Larry Haines; Bill Zuckert Support the show monthly at patreon.greatdetectives.net Patreon Supporter of the Day: Kpass, Pa…
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Episode 207: The Last Day of Fishing Camp
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Our notebooks are sandy and water-stained, beat up and full of notes from the summer as we look to the next season. Three Potato Four Notebook Field Notes beer Shakespeare and Company by Sylvia Beach Lauren Collins of the New Yorker An Editor’s Burial, a companion to the French Dispatch Paul Schrader on imdb email us: takenotecentral@gmail.com home…
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103 - Tommy Dassalo, Dave Warneke and Maren May
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Who Knew It with Matt Stewart is a comedy game show podcast hosted by Australian comedian Matt Stewart. This episode features comedians Tommy Dassalo (The Little Dum Dum Club, Filthy Casuals), Dave Warneke (Do Go On, Book Cheat) and Maren May (Maren Is Crushing On...)! Matt's website: https://www.mattstewartcomedy.com/ Check out Matt's stand up spe…
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There are between two and 11 million species of fungus that are yet to be discovered. They thrive in darkness, but humans are still very much in the dark about the life of many fungi. A new Australian documentary, Follow The Rain, explores the mysterious magic of mushrooms. Guest: Catherine Marciniak, Filmmaker 'Follow The Rain' Producer: Madeleine…
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The lasting impacts of long COVID - Health with Dr Norman Swan
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Guest: Dr Norman Swan, host of What's That Rash? podcast and RN's The Health ReportBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The wild weather across Southern Australia has turned deadly., after a 63-year old woman has died near the Murray River when a tree fell on her cabin overnight. Meanwhile approximately 150,000 households are without power across Victoria and Tasmania. Guest: David Cook, RN Breakfast producer based in Westbury Ursula Alquier, lives in West Gippsland…
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More medals at the Paralympics - Sport with Warwick Hadfield
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It's been another day of success and drama for Australia in Paris. While in tennis, Alexei Popyrin looking to continue his career-best Grand Slam run later this morning at the US Open - and in cycling Ben O'Connor is holding on to the lead in the Tour of Spain. Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from…
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What music is missing from streaming services? - Music with Ce Benedict
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There's more music added to streaming services each day than most listeners could get through in a lifetime. Yet it's estimated only 20 per cent of recorded music is available online.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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What does it take to lighten Grace Tame's load?
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You may think you know Grace Tame from her tenure as Australian of the Year in 2021, her social media accounts, or her many public speeches. But the quick-witted 29-year-old has grown a lot in the past three years - so, what's next for the writer and advocate? Guest: Grace Tame, Australian of the Year in 2021, writer and advocate Producer: Kimberle…
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Youth justice workers call for systemic changes
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Youth justice workers in Western Australia have called for systemic changes in the prison system, to prevent further suicides of children or teenagers in custody. A 17-year-old boy took his own life last week, two days after he'd been sent to the Banksia Hill detention centre for children. Guest: Gerry Georgatos, youth justice expert in WA Producer…
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Census debate 'bungle' and questions over embassy in Ukraine - Politics with Michelle Grattan
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The Albanese Government's backflip on adding some LGBTQI+ questions in the census has put pressure on Labor. Michelle Grattan says it's clearly it was a "bungle" and warns there is likely more pain to come. The war in Ukraine continues, but questions are being asked about why the Australian embassy in Ukraine remains closed when most other countrie…
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Can a 10-year-old be held responsible for a crime?
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The newly elected Northern Territory Country Liberal Party Government has pledged to lower the age of criminal responsibility from 12 to 10. It's part of a push by to curb youth crime, but many experts are warning we need to look at the cognitive abilities of children before we make such law changes Guest: Susan Sawyer, Professor of adolescent heal…
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Opposition says it would strengthen Ukraine ties
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Ukraine's defence Minister Rustem Umerov has been in Washington DC lobbying the Biden administration to drop restrictions that prevent them from using long range weapons to strike deeper into Russian territory.Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Birmingham was at those talks in Prague after spending part of last week in Ukraine. He told RN B…
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Do we need a 'National Migration Institute'?
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The ANU is hosting its annual Migration Update, where it's also calling for the establishment of a National Migration Institute to help shape a better standard of debate on migration. So, what ideas is it putting forward — and would it help make the debate less polarising? Guest: Professor Alan Gamlen, Director The Migration Hub, at the ANUs Colleg…
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Why insurance premiums will continue to increase - Analysis with Adele Ferguson
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Insurance premiums are set to rise for another year, despite companies earning net profits in the millions. It's led to questions about whether they are price gouging. It comes as the peak body for financial counsellors are accusing insurance companies of underquoting cash settlements to victims of the 2022 floods. Guest: Adele Ferguson, ABC Invest…
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Tassie communities evacuate, amid major flooding
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Some communities in Tasmania are being urged to evacuate, after huge overnight storms worsened major flooding in the state. The SES has issued an warning to evacuate now for parts of the Derwent River downstream of the Meadowbank Dam - around 80 kilometres north-west of Hobart. It's been described as an "unprecedented weather event" for Tasmania ov…
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Some US Military veterans feel Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has used the graves of fallen soldiers and their grieving families as political props. It's the latest in a long line of controversial comments that Trump has made about soldiers killed or wounded in battle, but why is this incident potentially the most damaging to his el…
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IDF finds the bodies of six hostages in Gaza
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The Israel Defence Force confirmed the deaths of six more hostages taken in the 7 October attack by Hamas. The IDF found their bodies in tunnel complex under Gaza. Mass protests are now underway in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, being lef bd a hostage family organisation, which squarely blames Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, for the failure to …
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Twice Told Tales: Richard Diamond: The Simpson Case and Johnny Dollar: The Jonathan Bellows Matter (EP4484s)
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Today's First Mystery: The wife of a wealthy oil man hires Richard Diamond to protect her husband after an attempt on his life. Original Air Date: January 18, 1952 Originating in Hollywood Starring: Dick Powell as Richard Diamond; Virginia Gregg as Helen; Alan Reed as Lieutenant Walt Levinson Virginia; Jeanne Bates; Herb Butterfield; Tony Michaels …
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Today's Mystery: A man holding a bomb threatens to blow up City Hall unless the police release his brother. Original Radio Broadcast Date: July 13, 1950 Originating from Hollywood Starring: Jack Webb as Sergeant Joe Friday; Barton Yarborough as Sergeant Ben Romero; Herb Butterfield; Stacy Harris Support the show monthly at patreon.greatdetectives.n…
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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Mason Dixon Mismatch Matter (EP4483)
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Today's Mystery: The body of a young woman's body washes up on the beach, and two separate men claim she's their missing daughter. Original Radio Broadcast Date: June 9, 1957 Originated from Hollywood Starring: Bob Bailey as Johnny Dollar; Virginia Gregg; Mary Jane Croft; Jeanette Nolan; Jean Tatum; Frank Nelson; Will Wright; Austin Green; Marvin M…
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