Positively UK provides support for people living with HIV, by people living with HIV. Our podcast provides information, inspiration and awareness around HIV. All episodes are co-created with people with HIV. S02: Positively UK was established 35 years ago as Positively Women. As we celebrate 35 years of providing peer support, we talk to people about our past and present. S01: Positively UK Gay Men's Project Coordinator Chris O'Hanlon hosts a series of HIV-related podcasts for LGBT+ communit ...
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Film reviews and movie trailers of the best cinema, as well as a stunning podcast with film critics providing film reviews and banter. Alongside some of the biggest releases, as also cover indie film reviews, short film reviews and more. Our genre specific shows include The Fantom Zone - covering all your superhero film reviews, The Scream Test - horror film reviews, New Releases, and Gay, Actually - our LGBTQ+ film reviews. And UK Film Club, hosted by Chris Olson and Brian Penn, with film r ...
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Viral Tap, The Album Podcast is exactly that. Great albums from history discussed, dissected and deliberated by three nitwits. Nick Roberts, John Wheatly and Neil Hussey take you on a journey that will leave your sides splitting and wanting more. And in a very bemused way, with a strange feeling that you kinda learnt something.......... So sit back and enjoy the 'soon to be global' phenomenon of Viral Tap! Pat Producer/Postman
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The One Fifty Marchers follows Frazer & JD's journey to track down the 150 men and women who took part in the first LGBTQ+ march on Highbury Fields, London, on November 27th, 1970. This march took place to protest the way in which gay people were being treated and was the spark which began the UK gay rights movement. This podcast is a celebration of the original marchers, a number of which we will speak with throughout, and the work they did in making LGBTQ+ rights move forward in the United ...
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Religion is everywhere. Whether we like it or not, it has shaped our past, our present and will continue to shape our future. However, it is a topic that has received scant attention, with the attention that it does receive generally coming in the form of stereotypes or controversy. In this podcast, we are taking a new look at religion to understand what it is, how it influences us and what does it mean to believe. We talk to religious practitioners, spiritual seekers, theologians, philosoph ...
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Bisexual Brunch is a unique podcast for people who identify as bi to come together and celebrate their sexuality. Presented by Nichi Hodgson, Lewis Oakley and Ashley Byrne. Produced by @mimproductions
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Radicals in Conversation is a monthly podcast from Pluto Press, one of the world’s leading independent, radical publishers. Every month we sit down with leading campaigners, authors and academics to bring you in-depth conversations and radical perspectives on the issues that matter the most.
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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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From its modest beginnings in 1987, National Life Stories has grown significantly and helped to create one of the largest oral history collections in the world – the British Library holds some 70,000 recordings of which nearly 3,000 are long, in-depth biographical interviews created by National Life Stories. Each episode of this podcast will bring you a conversation with someone else associated with National Life Stories – from interviewers, to curators, to listening service and technical st ...
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Victims and scapegoats, the rise and rise of Pentecostal Christianity, Jewish-Christian relations
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A look at victim culture in politics and scapegoating in religion; Pentecostal Christianity on the rise around the world; a new book on the history of relations between Christians and Jews.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Forgiveness in a time of war, moral parenting, can Christians be wealthy?
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Forgiveness in the face of the worst atrocities; the rights and wrongs of parents shaping the moral sensibilities of their children; and that tricky moment in the New Testament where Jesus says it's almost impossible to be rich and get to heaven.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Judaism and repentance, a poet talks about death
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Easter is also the time of the Jewish festival of pesach, or Passover. Today we hear a Rabbi's perspective on the theme of repentance, and how to fix the relationships we sometimes break. Also, an award-winning Australian poet talks about the way death has affected her family and her life.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Bob Marley: One Love - Wicked Little Letters - Spaceman - UK Film Club Episode 13
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On this beloved film reviews podcast, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn give you a run down of amazing movies to enjoy in March 2024, as part of their UK Film Club show on the UK Film Review Podcast. This episode includes film reviews of: Bob Marley: One Love - the new biopic about the legend of Reggae. Chris and Brian wax lyrical about the g…
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Jessica Mauboy returns to the screen in 'Windcatcher'
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Australian pop super-star Jessica Mauboy is returning to our screens after a 12-year hiatus. She stars in the heartwarming Stan Original film Windcatcher, alongside newcomer Lennox Monaghan, who shares striking similarities with his character Percy Boy. Guests: Jessica Mauboy and Lennox MonaghanBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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'The struggle continues': June Oscar shares reflections
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For the past seven years June Oscar has travelled across the country seeking the voices of First Nations people at a time when their right to a national Voice has been the subject of a bruising political debate. As she prepares to finish at the Australian Human Rights Commission, she says the country still needs to go on a journey together.…
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The AFL says it is unapologetic after revelations that club doctors test players for illicit substances and quietly sit them out of matches if they test positive. The real reason for a player's absence isn't revealed publicly. The code's CEO Andrew Dillon says it's done to protect players' health as well as the integrity of the game... and the leag…
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Defence and veteran suicide RC holds final public hearing
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The Chief of the Defence Forces General Angus Campbell will address the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide. It will be the final public hearing for the Commission, which was formed in 2021 to investigate the causes and consequences of the suicide crisis within the defence community. Guest Jon Lane, Chair of the Military, Veterans' an…
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Alice Springs youth curfew and immigration bill fails - Politics with Charles Croucher
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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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The government's controversial migration bill - that could jail asylum seekers who refuse to co-operate with moves to deport them - was rejected by the Senate on the last sitting day before the budget. But Shadow Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham says the Coalition won't be to blame if more immigration detainees are released after a High Court case…
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Labor MP calls for national approach to youth crime
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The NT government is imposing a youth curfew in Alice Springs for two weeks and sending 58 new police to tackle a spate of youth crime and violence. The curfew means anyone under the age of 18 on the streets after 6pm will be rounded up and taken home or to a safe place. Marion Scrymgour is the member for Lingiari, she says something had to be done…
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Virginia Gay on the splendour of Adelaide Cabaret Festival
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Adelaide Cabaret Festival is said to be the world's largest cabaret festival of its kind - and organisers have just launched the full program for this year's event. Artistic Director Virginia Gay says the Adelaide Cabaret Festival is known by audiences and star around the world, who are drawn to it because of its excellent reputation. Guest:Virgini…
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Israel asks US to reschedule military meeting
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Israel has asked the US to reschedule a high-level meeting about its military plans for a ground assault in the southern Gaza city of Rafah. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had abruptly cancelled the meeting - but now appears to be trying to reset relations between the two allies. says she expects the meeting will happen "sooner rather than later…
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'A holistic reform': Bruce Bonyhady on NDIS overhaul
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Minister for the NDIS Bill Shorten introduced legislation into Parliament yesterday, which aims to pave the way for sweeping reforms to the scheme. But despite the PM striking a $10.5 billion funding agreement with the states and territories, several state premiers are openly questioning the deal. NDIS review co-chair and inaugural NDIA chairman Br…
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Will Australia be hit by maple syrup supply shortages?
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It's harvest time for maple syrup producers in Canada and while producers say it's a good season, global reserves of the sugary treat are evaporating. Four years ago there were more than 100-million pounds of maple syrup in reserve, now there's under 7-million pounds. Simon Doré-Ouellet, Deputy General Director of the Quebec Maple Syrup Producers s…
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Was Kate Middleton fake news linked to a Russian group?
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When The Princess of Wales Kate Middleton seemingly disappeared from public life and royal duties to recover from abdominal surgery, social media went into a meltdown. Now, researchers at the Security, Crime and Intelligence Innovation Institute at Cardiff University believe the social media trail of evidence links much of the disinformation surrou…
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The English singer-songwriter was catapulted to stardom in 2007 after the success of his single 'Dream Catch Me', but since then he's released seven albums. Now he's returned to Australia as part of the Bluesfest line-up, a festival he says "adopted him early on." Guest: Newton Faulkner, singer-songwriter…
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Baltimore bridge collapse: Human and economic costs
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In the US a search is underway to find six missing people, after a container ship collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore causing it to collapse. Six construction workers who were filling potholes on the bridge are unaccounted-for, but authorities say a mayday issued by the crew of the Dali when it lost power gave them crucial minut…
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'A lot's changed': Crown keeps casino licence
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After years of public scandals, damning inquiries, and hundreds of millions in fines, Australia's largest casino has been allowed to continue its operations. Crown Melbourne will keep its casino licence in a reprieve granted more than two years after a Royal Commission exposed a "catalogue of wrongdoing" including illegal, dishonest, and exploitati…
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Immigration detention bill likely to be 'passed today' - Politics with David Crowe
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The government is set to introduce last minute immigration detention legislation today, which means immigration detainees - who have exhausted all avenues to remain in Australia - may be jailed for at least a year if they don't voluntarily leave. David Crowe says it's a "vexed issue", he says he believes there will be a "big tussle in the Senate to…
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Crossbench MP slams rushed immigration detention bill
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The opposition and crossbench have attacked the government over its last minute immigration detention legislation. Independent MP Zoe Daniel says without proper scrutiny the legislation "runs the risk of errors", and says the core of the problem is the "number of unanswered questions in relation to the legislation." Guest:Zoe Daniel, Independent MP…
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Socceroos secure win over Lebanon - Sport with Warwick Hadfield
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In football, a stellar performance from Craig Goodwin helped Australia secure the win over Lebanon last night, as the Socceroos secured a future star.In the AFL, no mercy for Essendon's Peter Wright at the tribunal. While in surfing the world's number one female surfer, Molly Picklum lost yesterday's heat at Bells. Sports commentator and RN Breakfa…
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'Botched':Opposition criticises immigration detention bill
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The Government has been accused of rushing through its immigration detention legislation without proper scrutiny. The bill means immigration detainees - who have exhausted all avenues to stay in Australia - are now a step closer to being jailed for at least a year, if they don't voluntarily leave the country. Dan Tehan, Shadow Immigration Minister …
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Australia's car industry will now be forced to start building and exporting cleaner cars and more EVs to comply with fuel efficiency rules that will be introduced in parliament today. But the government has already compromised on key elements of the bill, delaying the time before the efficiency standards apply and granting softer rules for utes and…
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Carbon credit whistleblower says system still 'failing'
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The academic who blew the whistle on Australia's carbon credit scheme - sparking an independent review - has released new research showing "damning results". Professor Andrew Macintosh says the research confirms the scheme isn't removing more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Human-induced regeneration counts for almost a third of all carbon cred…
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Hermes Birkin bag at the centre of high fashion lawsuit
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They say money can't buy happiness, now it can't buy designer goods either. Two people are suing luxury bag brand Hermes for stopping them from buying one of their famed Birkin bags. And if they win, the case could change how some of the world's most famous companies do business. Featured: Douglas Hand, Founding partner of fashion lawfirm HBA…
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US intelligence believes the Islamic State Khorasan Province group was behind the deadly assault on a concert hall in Moscow killing over 130 people. Analysts say the group has been fixated on Russia for years. Professor. Greg Barton, chair in Global Islamic Politics says Australia should also be "alert but not alarmed" about the rise of ISIS acros…
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Biden-Netanyahu rift grows as Israel cancels delegation visit
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A rift is growing between the Biden administration and the Israeli government.Israel is furious at the U.S for not using its veto to block a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, which allowed it to pass. Former Israeli official Alon Pinkas says Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu is the "sole generator of this rift, of this crisis", he says…
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Julian Assange evades immediate extradition to US
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been handed a temporary reprieve from the threat of immediate extradition to the U.S. The High Court in London has given US prosecutors three weeks to provide assurances he would not be prejudiced because of his nationality, or face the death penalty if he is extradited. Lawyer Jennifer Robinson says the US shou…
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Bruce Pascoe and Lyn Harwood on life, Country and Indigenous food
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Bruce Pascoe's best-selling 2014 book Dark Emu was a publishing phenomenon that challenged Australians to rethink what they knew about Indigenous history. His new book, Black Duck: A Year at Yumburra is a quite different and distinct work and is co-written by Pascoe and his partner Lyn Harwood. The personal book, reflecting on topics like life, Cou…
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WA fire destroys buildings and threatens more homes
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A huge bushfire has burnt out of control south of Perth, destroying some buildings and threatening homes across eight shires. Authorities say the fire began on Saturday, and has already burnt through 3-thousand hectares of bush and farmland. Guest: Mike Walmsley, President of the Waroona ShireBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Myanmar military at 'moment of historic weakness'
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Myanmar is seeing a massive exodus as tens of thousands of young people flee the country to avoid mandatory military conscription, that officially begins next month. From April, men aged 18 to 35 - and women aged 18 to 27, could be forcibly enlisted to fight for the military regime that seized power in a coup three years ago.The ruling junta is hop…
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Trump civil fraud case: bond deadline extended
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A court in New York has given US Presidential candidate Donald Trump an extra 10 days to pay a reduced bond of $175 million dollars in his civil fraud case. The former President was hit with a half a billion dollar penalty after being found liable for inflating his net worth to get better loans, but his lawyers say none of the two dozen or so compa…
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'A Gentleman in Moscow' and a two-part Steve Martin documentary - TV with Wenlei Ma
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From The Grand Budapest Hotel to Eloise at the Plaza, living in the opulent surroundings of a hotel is often romanticised in fiction. The latest entry into this canon is A Gentleman in Moscow, a miniseries set in post-revolutionary Russia and starring Ewan McGregor. Also out this week is a two-part Steve Martin documentary, exploring how he cracked…
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AFL, tennis, rugby league and Paralympic news- Sport with Warwick Hadfield
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In the AFL, Essendon's Peter Wright off the tribunal tonight and facing a lengthy suspension after the collision that left Sydney's Harry Cunningham unconscious. And in Paralympic news, the Australian wheelchair rugby team is steeling itself for gold in Paris. Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from …
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Business leaders urge caution on minimum wage rise
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The Government's submission to this year's annual wage review has called for the minimum wage to match inflation. But business leaders have been quick to push back, warning there's a risk that higher wages will weaken the already softening labour market. Guest: Andrew McKellar, CEO of the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry…
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NDIS overhaul, religious discrimination debate and fuel efficiency standards - Politics with Karen Middleton
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The states met with NDIS Minister Bill Shorten yesterday, saying they're concerned about the growing cost they'll face under changes to make the NDIS more sustainable. So, where does this leave the Federal Government? Guest: Karen Middleton, Political Editor for the Guardian AustraliaBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Adam Bandt: Labor 'breaking election promise' on offshore gas
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Environmental and Indigenous groups have raised major concerns about the government's new offshore gas bill, which despite amendments by the government say still bypasses proper environmental scrutiny and consultation. The Greens and crossbench have been trying to delay a vote on the bill, and Greens Leader Adam Bandt has accused the government of …
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Developing a responsible use of AI policy
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As access to sophisticated generative AI proliferates, governments, businesses and educational institutions are all being challenged with huge questions. What does an ethical integration of this technology look like in terms of policy and regulation? Guest Dr. Rumman Chowdhury, CEO & co-founder of Humane Intelligence and Responsible AI Fellow at th…
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'Distressing': Premiers push to delay NDIS overhaul
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The NDIS is awaiting a significant overhaul, with recommendations to be implemented from the NDIS review handed down in December last year. Now, State Premiers are now pushing hard against that agreement, calling for a delay in the timetable to set up foundational services. El Gibbs is the Director of Policy and Advocacy at DANA, she told RN Breakf…
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NASA is renowned for its stunning pictures of our Universe taken by the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes. Now researchers are converting these images into sound as part of a research projects to help people who are blind or living with low vision to experience the wonders of space. Listen to NASA's Universe of Sound Guest: Dr Kimberly Arcand,…
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Putin acknowledges 'radical Islamists' behind Moscow attack
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Russia has charged the four men it says attacked a popular Moscow concert hall with an act of terrorism, which ISIS has claimed responsibility for. Russia's Vladimir Putin has acknowledged the attack - Russia's deadliest in two decades -was conducted by radical Islamists, but also tried to link it Ukraine's attacks on Russia without evidence. Guest…
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The UK says China is behind two "malicious cyber campaigns", which targeted the country's Electoral Commission. The personal details of millions of UK voters are believed to have been accessed. A string of MPs and peers at Westminster have also been confirmed to have been targeted. China denies the accusations, calling them "fabricated and maliciou…
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'We feel like absolute rockstars': Myf and Zan tour podcast
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Myf Warhurst and Zan Rowe met at a Radiohead concert in 2004 and soon became the best of friends. Since then they've turned their passion for music, art, life and popular culture into the hit weekly podcast Bang On, and now they're taking their podcast around the country. Guest:Myf Warhurst and Zan Rowe, cohosts of Bang On…
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ABC Chair: Organisation must maintain 'contemporary relevance'
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Applications for ABC's Top 5 program have opened for 2024, new ABC Chair, Kim Williams joined RN Breakfast to discuss what he says is an "unrivaled opportunity". And speaking about his focus in his new role as ABC Chair, Kim Williams says he wants to ensure the ABC always maintains "contemporary relevance". He says there is a need to "regularly int…
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Elvis Act signed into law and 100 years of 'Concerts For Young People' - Music with Ce Benedict
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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed the 'Elvis Act' into law at the end of last week. So what is it, and what protections does it offer musicians? And New York Philharmonic started its Concerts For Young People 100 years ago. It was the start of real accessibility for music. Guest: Ce Benedict, Music Show Executive Producer…
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Study raises alarm over university 'grade inflation'
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A new study has backed long-held concerns about so-called 'grade inflation' at Australian universities. It's found students with similar school marks are doing better at university than they used to - and suggests that's not just because of their own hard work. Guest: Dr Abdul Razeed, co-author of the study; Senior Lecturer at the University of Syd…
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For decades Big Tech companies like Apple have been untouchable and able to both make and break the rules in their growth-at-all-costs domination of world markets. But last week the US Justice Department and 16 Attorneys General sued Apple, accusing the iPhone maker of violating antitrust laws. Guest: Bill Baer, Former Assistant Attorney General, A…
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Tasmanian election wash-up and debate on religious discrimination bill - Politics with Michelle Grattan
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The Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation Michelle Grattan joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Jacqui Lambie Network looks to negotiate with Liberals
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The Tasmanian Liberals will have to negotiate to form government with Labor conceding defeat.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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