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One year. Every day. 365 days through the Bible chronologically in community with tens of thousands of others around the globe following the same quest.
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One year. Every day. 365 days through the Bible in community with tens of thousands of others around the globe following the same quest. Broadcast daily, it is the adventure of a lifetime. www.dailyaudiobible.com
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One year. Every day. 365 days through the Bible in community with tens of thousands of others around the globe following the same quest. Hand crafted daily from the rolling hills of Tennessee, Nashville based author and speaker Brian Hardin is your guide on the adventure of a lifetime. Visit us on the web at www.dailyaudiobible.com A YEAR CHANGES EVERYTHING!
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Building on the popular 1 Year Daily Audio Bible, the podcast family expands to provide the Daily Audio Psalm. Expose yourself to the Scriptures on a daily basis and you will not see the world the same a year from now. This is a community experience. Join with thousands around the world as we take the adventure of a lifetime through the Bible. www.dailyaudiobible.com
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Tales, commentary and general chatter about surviving as the first transgender woman in the world to work in Offshore Windfarm Construction, a 98% male industry. Feedback from the perspective of a transgender woman, who is also a taoist, about how we are being represented in the news. Support for those who need it.
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A weekly podcast sharing stories of the amazing people and projects that make up the fisheries science profession.
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Radio National Breakfast daily stories separated for easy listening. Radio National Breakfast is Australia's only daily national radio current affairs program, synonymous with agenda-setting news coverage, breaking news and a place where you will hear the most significant stories impacting the lives of all Australians wherever they live. It is a pre-eminent thought leader in Australia.
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Fresh doubt over offshore windfarms in Australia
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Two major offshore wind companies have pulled out of Australian projects, raising doubts about the industry's future without federal government support. BlueFloat Energy, backed by US investors, has withdrawn its interest in the proposed Gippsland offshore wind project. The decision also impacts a planned offshore wind farm in the Illawarra region …
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1 Chron 28:1-29:30, Rom 5:6-21, Ps 15:1-5, Pr 19:18-19By Brian Hardin
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2 Kings 18:1-8, 2 Chronicles 29-31, Psalm 48By [email protected]
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Proverbes 19By DAB French
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Psalms 15:1-5By Brian Hardin
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Proverbes 18By DAB French
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Psalms 14:1-7By Brian Hardin
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Isaiah 23-27By [email protected]
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1 Chron 26:12-27:34, Rom 4:13-5:5, Ps 14:1-7, Pr 19:17By Brian Hardin
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Data centres causing planning headaches for housing
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Data centre development applications in Victoria could see up to 20 gigalitres of water used annually if approved, according to FOI documents released to the ABC this week. With power-hungry data centres up to 100,000 square metres in size and a worsening housing crisis — are our planning laws up to scratch? Guest: Linda Allison, Chief Executive of…
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Panda diplomacy plays out before new parliament sits
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It's been a week in politics headlined by Panda diplomacy, as the Prime Minister toured China, meeting with China's leaders. Anthony Albanese's visit came as Australia's biggest security partner, the US, put pressure on over Taiwan, while back home leaked Treasury advice showed the budget needs significant repair. Guests: Phil Coorey, the Australia…
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Australia's biosecurity under threat and underfunded
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A natural disaster as bad as any fire or flood ... that's how the Invasive Species Council described the threat of the continued outbreak of fire ants in Queensland.The Australian Government is contributing around 296 million dollars over the next four years to the National Fire Ant Response Plan but Nationals leader and Shadow Agriculture Minister…
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'Outstandingly successful': Australia China Business Council Chair on PM's visit to China
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended his almost week-long trip to China, amid ongoing criticism from some corners of the Coalition that it was 'indulgent', and little more than a photo-op. The six-day, trade and tourism-focused tour saw the PM meet with President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang. Along with journalists, the PM was also accom…
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Hogan wants PM to have same 'exuberance' to meet Trump as he did on China 'working holiday'
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Shadow Trade Minister Kevin Hogan has taken a dig at what he's calling Anthony Albanese's "working holiday" to China, questioning why the PM doesn't have the same "exuberance" to meet the US president. "Look I think it's good that the prime minister went to China. I think it's good that he did the panda thing and reenacted Gough Whitlam's Great Wal…
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers joins international counterparts for G20
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Treasurers, finance ministers and central bank governors are currently gathering in South Africa for G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meetings.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Tasmanian election: What will the crossbench do if a hung parliament happens?
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Tasmanians will head to the polls tomorrow for the state's second election in as many years, after Labor's no-confidence motion in Liberal Premier Jeremy Rockcliff passed last month. All published polls so far have indicated a hung parliament is the most likely result, meaning the crossbench would hold the balance of power. So, if that comes to fru…
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'Prevent harm before it happens': Children's Commissioner's message to federal government
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A warning the following story contains distressing content More cracks are emerging in the childcare sector's accountability process after a week of alleged child abuse incidents across the country. This week more families in Victoria were notified about an additional number of centres in Melbourne where accused sexual abuser Joshua Dale Brown had …
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Syrian leader vows to protect Druze after Israeli strikes
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Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa has vowed to protect the country's Druze community after Israel bombed the capital Damascus yesterday, claiming it had intervened on behalf of the minority group. Syrian government forces have reportedly withdrawn from the city of Sweida, which has seen violent clashes between the Druze minority and local Bedouin tribe…
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UK's Labour Party suspends four MPs in rising rebellion over welfare policy
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As British Prime Minister tries to reassert control of his party room, four rebel Labour MPs have been suspended after voting against the government's welfare reform bill earlier this month. Keir Starmer has defended the decision, which follows an earlier back-flip on key welfare measures in the wake of ongoing pressure from Labour MPs. Critics say…
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Proverbes 17By DAB French
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Psalms 13:1-6By Brian Hardin
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Isaiah 18-22By [email protected]
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1 Chron 24:1-26:11, Rom 4:1-12, Ps 13:1-6, Pr 19:15-16By Brian Hardin
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Changing Australia: How to get more migrants and refugees in the jobs they are qualified for
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It's not uncommon to hop in a cab and start chatting to the driver — and before you know it you realise that the person you're talking to is an experienced engineer, corporate manager, or surgeon. Migrants, refugees and asylum seekers bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to Australia but many struggle to find work in their field of expertise …
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Trump base fracturing over Epstein conspiracies
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Conspiracy theories over Jeffrey Epstein's death in prison and potential evidence in his sex trafficking case have been a fixation for some Trump supporters. House Speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday became the highest-ranking Republican to break with President Trump on the issue, telling conservative podcaster Benny Johnson that “we should put everyth…
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Calls for a national database for childcare workers
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Federal education minister Jason Clare has called for a national database of childcare workers and their employment histories – to be accessible at the press of a button. This comes after revelations alleged child abuser Joshua Dale Brown worked at more centres than initially thought, bringing the total to 23. It's prompted authorities to urge more…
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'Very successful': Marles reflects on PM's China visit
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Trade will be high on the agenda for the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese today, as the PM concludes his six-day visit to China in the city Chengdu. Meanwhile, at home and abroad, the government continues to field questions over its stance on Taiwan, after reports the Trump administration pressed Australia to declare what role it would play if the U…
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Push for urgent response as tiny insect poses major threat
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The cost of a widespread fire ant outbreak could cost the Australian economy two billion dollars each year, according to the Invasive Species Council. From the devastation of the agricultural sector to increased risk of anaphylaxis-related deaths, the threat of these tiny insects is daunting. And yet, the Invasive Species Council says Australia is …
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Victorian opposition demands action as accused childcare worker investigation deepens
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A warning that this story discusses child abuse The work history of accused child abuser Joshua Dale Brown at childcare centres across Melbourne has been updated by authorities this week, with a warning further information is expected in the coming weeks. On Tuesday, police added four other childcare centres in Melbourne to the list, with health of…
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Can Australia's energy grid keep up with the demands of AI?
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If you asked ChatGPT how much power artificial intelligence uses, it would tell you: "the amount of energy artificial intelligence uses can vary hugely, depending on the type of model and its usage." By some estimates, that response alone requires around 10 times the electricity of a Google search and with more than 400 million active users of Chat…
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