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Shane Jacobson and Todd McKenney are the 'The Odd Couple' 10:18

19h ago10:18

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Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon, Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane, Martin Short and Eugene Levy, and now Shane Jacobson and Todd McKenney are staring in The Odd Couple. A play about divorce, misunderstandings and friendship, The Odd Couple opens in Melbourne on May 18, and heads to Sydney in June. Guests: Shane Jacobson, Todd McKenney…

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'Feast', 'The Morningside' and Stella winner to be announced - Books with Claire Nichols 5:46

20h ago5:46

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The who's who of the publishing world will be at the State Library of Victoria tonight, for the announcement of the winner of this year's Stella Prize.Claire Nichols walks through this years shortlist and shares a new "favourite". Guest: Claire Nichols, host of The Book Show RECOMMENDATIONS: - 'Feast' by Emily O'Grady - 'The Morningside' by Tea Obr…

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West Coast CEO leads AFL to acknowledge violence against women 9:10

20h ago9:10

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Hundreds of thousands of football fans, players, coaches and umpires at all nine AFL matches this weekend will pause to acknowledge violence against women. The initiative has been prompted by a letter from West Coast Eagles CEO Don Pyke, urging club bosses to listen to the thousands who rallied across the country last week.…

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Politics with Jacob Greber 5:41

20h ago5:41

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Senior Correspondent with the Australian Financial Review Jacob Greber joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics. Guest: Jacob GreberAustralian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Sport with Warwick Hadfield 7:24

20h ago7:24

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Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from the world of sport.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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'We were in shock': Sikh community reacts to 'nest of spies' 7:16

20h ago7:16

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The existence of a so-called "nest of spies" operating in Australia first revealed in 2021 has been unmasked as originating from India.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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PM says government is 'acting urgently' on DV crisis 23:39

20h ago23:39

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The Federal Government has announced it will spend close to a billion dollars over five years, on a program that gives one-off payments to women escaping violent relationships. But there's no new funding for badly stretched frontline services, or the programs trying to change the behaviour of perpetrators. The Prime Minister says this issue "isn't …

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Calls to tackle economic inequality to combat violence against women 6:40

21h ago6:40

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The Economic Inclusion Advisory Committee, chaired by former Labor minister Jenny Macklin, wants to see JobSeeker raised by $17 per day in the May budget. The committees annual pre-budget report, also identified violence against women is a barrier for obtaining work, and an ongoing issue with child support. Guest:Jenny Macklin, Chair of the Economi…

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'Regional Australia hit hard' by Bonza airline collapse 6:08

21h ago6:08

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Budget airline Bonza entered voluntary administration this week, immediately grounding its entire fleet. For some regional communities it marks the end of much-needed airline competition, Mary Carroll is the chief executive of Capricorn Enterprise has called on the government to be "part of the solution." Guest: Mary Carroll, chief executive of Cap…

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Age verification trial 'likely to fail', cyber expert says 10:38

21h ago10:38

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To combat violence against women, the Prime Minister yesterday announced a raft of measures designed to tackle online harm. They include a trial of age-verification technology, and legislation to ban "the creation and non-consensual distribution of deep-fake pornography". Alastair MacGibbon, Chief Strategy Officer at CyberCX and the inaugural Austr…

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TikTok star killed in Iraq 6:34

22h ago6:34

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A TikTok star in Iraq was shot dead outside her home in Baghdad last week. Om Fahad - as she was known online - is the third social media personality to be murdered in Iraq in the past year. The murders have coincided with a shift towards increasingly conservative attitudes and tightening laws in Iraq - most recently against prostitution and same-s…

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Police raid US universities, arrest hundreds of protesters 7:13

22h ago7:13

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American police have raided universities across the US, arresting hundreds of students and breaking-up pro-Palestinian demonstrations.Students had set-up encampments and occupied buildings, with university heads calling in police after weeks of building protests. Footage online also shows counter-protesters and pro-Israel supporters moving in on a …

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Nan Goldin's intimate portraits and signature work on display 10:39

2d ago10:39

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She's famous for her intimate photos of friends dying from AIDS or drugs, and for decades her work has explored subcultures such as the post-Stonewall queer community in New York. Nan Goldin's signature work — the Ballad of Sexual Dependency — began as a slideshow and was later distilled into 126 photos. Now it's on loan at the Art Gallery of Balla…

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How Australia is mitigating risks from natural hazards 5:40

2d ago5:40

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Natural Hazards Research Australia is the key national organisation tasked with addressing the major challenges arising from events such as bushfires, cyclones, heatwaves and floods. The organisation has just appointed one of Australia's leading environmental engineers as their new Science and Innovation Director. How will the appointment refocus t…

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National Cabinet: Opposition calls for DV funding to increase 9:28

2d ago9:28

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Today's emergency National Cabinet aims to address the escalating levels of family and domestic violence. The sole agenda item is to find immediate, meaningful and practical action to address family violence. Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley says she agrees that investment in this area has to be massively increase in this area. She's called on t…

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Mining giant BHP offers Brazil $39b for dam disaster 8:14

2d ago8:14

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The Fundao dam collapse in 2015 was the largest spill of mining waste in history, and considered Brazil's worst ever environmental disaster. It unleashed a torrent of nearly 40 million cubic meters of toxic sludge, flooding 39 towns and killing 19 people. Now, Australian mining firm BHP and its partner Vale have offered $39 billion to settle local …

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'Affordable homes' key to combating DV, advocate says 9:32

2d ago9:32

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Advocates for homeless services are calling on the federal government to invest more to prevent domestic or gender based violence. Kate Colvin, Homelessness Australia CEO says women can't leave violent homes as they don't have another home to go to, or if they do they get stuck in homelessness. She says "having homes people can go to that are affor…

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Rabbitohs sack coach, and is another Wallaby set to switch to league? - Sport with Warwick Hadfield 6:04

2d ago6:04

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In rugby league, at the end of a tumultuous day of board meetings, South Sydney has sacked coach Jason Demetriou. This will take effect immediately, while the search is on for permanent replacement. While in rugby union news, Melbourne Rebels number 10 Carter Gordon is being shopped around to rugby league clubs, also Wallaroos squad. And in golf,…

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National Cabinet to discuss domestic violence crisis 8:55

2d ago8:55

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The Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commissioner is addressing today's emergency National Cabinet, she told RN Breakfast she wants National Cabinet to walk out with a resolve that addressing gendered violence will stay a priority overtime. The Commissioner says one of the issues she's deeply concerned with is the younger generation growing up …

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Changes to foreign investment and National Cabinet to discuss gendered violence - Politics with David Crowe 4:29

2d ago4:29

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How significant are the changes the Treasurer has announced to the foreign investment laws? And National Cabinet will be held later this morning - it'll begin in just over an hour - how likely are we to see some concrete measures or money committed following it? The chief political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age David Crowe…

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Treasurer announces stronger foreign investment rules 11:16

2d ago11:16

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In a major speech today the Treasurer will announce Australia will introduce stronger foreign investment rules, as the government tries to bolster domestic investment and local supply chains. Australia will join other western nations and five eyes partners who have already tightened their foreign investment laws, as geo-political tensions and the r…

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India revealed as country behind 'nest of spies' 11:28

2d ago11:28

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The Washington Post reports that "nest of spies" referred to by ASIO boss Mike Burgess in 2021 was made up of Indian intelligence officers. They were reportedly working for the same agency the Washington Post now claims was behind a high-profile assassination attempt on American soil.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Mt Fuji view blocked from troublesome tourists 4:57

2d ago4:57

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Japan is home to some of the most densely populated cities on earth, where large crowds are a way of life and tourists are - for the most part - welcome. But one community has reached breaking point, erecting a mesh net roughly the size of a cricket pitch to block one of the most popular views of Mt Fuji. It's to stop bad-behaving tourists who brea…

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Bonza goes bust, leaving passengers stranded 6:41

2d ago6:41

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Hundreds of passengers were left stranded after Australia's new budget airline Bonza suddenly went into voluntary administration yesterday. Passengers arrived for scheduled flights in the morning to find the airline's entire fleet had been grounded, with no indication of when - or if - services will resume. Many of the routes operated by Bonza are …

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Could patches replace needles for vaccinations? 7:29

2d ago7:29

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A patch the size of a coin could be the answer to protecting children against measles. A team of researchers are trialling a game changing way of vaccinating children in The Gambia. Professor Ed Clarke says while it's early days, this trial is a "real step forward" — and he says if successful there are lots of potential uses for the patches. Guest:…

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Warnings of Sudan 'massacre' 8:10

2d ago8:10

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There are warnings Sudan's year-long civil war is about escalate further, with the United States claiming the country is on the verge of a "large-scale massacre". The alarming prediction comes as rebel forces are expected to attack a major city in the region of Darfur. Guest: Susan Page, former US Ambassador to South Sudan…

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'Complete reworking' Dan Sultan celebrates 10th anniversary of Blackbird with MSO 9:20

3d ago9:20

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Ten years ago, Dan Sultan's Blackbird album burst onto the scene with heavy guitar riffs, rock and soul melodies infused lyrics of identity and love. To celebrate, Dan Sultan is taking to the Hamer Hall stage with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for a special performance to coincide with the start of NAIDOC Week.…

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TV with Wenlei Ma 8:25

3d ago8:25

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Guest: Wenlei Ma, culture editor, The Nightly RECOMMENDATIONS/MENTIONS: Hacks, The Idea of You, Shardlake, A Man in Full, Tattooist of Auschwitz, Welcome to Wrexham S3, UnfrostedAustralian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Anne Aly on domestic violence: "It is terror" 9:36

3d ago9:36

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On Wednesday, federal, state and territory governments will meet virtually, at a special National Cabinet meeting on gender violence. There have been questions over whether gender violence should be treated similarly to terrorism, and while Minister for Youth and victim-survivor Anne Aly says there is a legal difference: "I think it’s important to …

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What mark will Jacinta Allan leave after appearing at the Yoorrook Justice Commission? 8:45

3d ago8:45

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Victoria's premier Jacinta Allan is the first Australian leader of a state or territory government to appear before an Indigenous-led truth-telling inquiry.But the appearance was peppered with questions about what long-standing change will come as a result of the historic moment, or will it all amount to being "another day in the colony"?…

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PM visits Alice Springs for first time since youth curfew 8:47

3d ago8:47

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The Prime Minister has touched down in Alice Springs, weeks after a youth curfew thrust the town into the spotlight.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Report: Rate of intimate partner homicide involving female victims rose 28pc last FY 8:30

3d ago8:30

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In the 12 months to June last year, 34 women were murdered by an intimate partner. That's a 28 per cent increase on the previous year.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Could you live without a smart phone? 5:42

3d ago5:42

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An increasing number of people around the world are switching from smart phones to so-called 'dumb phones'. And one person leading the disconnect revolution is filmmaker Alex Lykos.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Politics with Karen Middleton 6:02

3d ago6:02

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Political Editor for the Guardian Australia Karen Middleton joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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From staunch critic to Netball Australia's board, Liz Ellis's moment finally arrives 10:28

3d ago10:28

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She is the poster woman for Australian netball with multiple world and national championships, Commonwealth gold medals and MVPs, plus years of experience at board level across multiple organisations.Now, as Netball Australia wrestles with change and a tumultuous 12 months, Liz Ellis takes her place on the board she's fought to be a part of. Guest:…

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Does Russia pose a threat to Australia in the Pacific? 6:55

3d ago6:55

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Ukraine's Ambassador to Australia says, "if Russia wins in Ukraine, it will be more emboldened to assert itself in the Pacific." So is that anything more than a desperate plea from a country under siege, or does Moscow actually pose a threat to Australia in the Asia-Pacific?Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Solomon Islands Showdown 6:21

3d ago6:21

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Manasseh Sogavare has abandoned his bid to remain Prime Minister of Solomon Islands, after his party won just 15 of 50 seats in Parliamentary elections. It's increasingly likely the next government will be formed by a coalition of opposition parties, who have spent the past few days locked in negotiations.…

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Scottish leader to quit one year into top job 9:23

3d ago9:23

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Humza Yousaf has announced he's stepping down as Scotland's first minister and leader of the Scottish National Party, triggering a search for a successor His resignation comes a year after he replaced Nicola Sturgeon, but it is the last two weeks that have proved politically costly.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Far-right coup accusers go on trial in Germany 6:37

3d ago6:37

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Nine people accused of plotting a far-right coup have faced court in a trial so big it's had to be split into three different cases. They're accused of involvement in a plot to violently overthrow the government, organised by the members of the Reichsbürger, or Citizens of the Reich movement.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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West End's longest-running show begins its Australian tour 8:55

4d ago8:55

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It's time to get out your trench coat and your magnifying glass, start practising your powers of observation and see if you can solve the mystery behind the longest running play in the world.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Are we getting closer to understanding long COVID?- Health with Dr Norman Swan 5:54

4d ago5:54

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Researchers appear to be getting closer to understanding what is going on in people with Long COVID. PASC, or post acute sequelae of COVID-19, affects around 20% of those who contract the virus, but the findings may also apply to people with lasting symptoms from other viral infections such as flu. Not only that, new research points to possible and…

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A Lord of The Rings opera and remembering Sir Andrew Davis - Music with Russell Torrance 6:10

4d ago6:10

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Howard Shore's score to the Lord of the Rings film is a firm favourite - but now an opera version by Paul Corfield Godfrey is bringing the music to the stage. And remembering great conductor Sir Andrew Davis. Guest: Russell Torrance, ABC Classic Drive presenterAustralian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Calls for a register of family violence offenders 8:44

4d ago8:44

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Everyday 80 men on average are arrested in Victoria in relation to family violence issues. And in the past 12 months, Victoria Police responded to 94,000 family violence incidents. It now makes up 25 per cent of the offenses Victoria Police deal with - and growing. The head of Victoria Police's Family Violence Command, Assistant Commissioner Lauren…

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What's driving male violence and how can we stop it? 11:06

4d ago11:06

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Across the country this weekend men and women in their thousands joined rallies calling for an end to family and domestic violence - for themselves and the countless others who have lost their lives. It's been called a scourge and a national shame, and there are mounting calls for a Royal Commission, but advocates hope that this is a turning point …

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AFL, rugby union and rugby league news - Sport with Warwick Hadfield 6:34

4d ago6:34

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In the AFL, Sydney thrashed the Hawks yesterday to increase its percentage and firm up a place in a top three dominated by non-Melbourne clubs. In rugby union, the Waratahs are the 2024 Super W champions after a brutal win in the grand final yesterday. In rugby league, Cronulla-Sutherland made a mess of the celebration of Ricky Stuart's 500th game …

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Will the wealth gap widen as inflation accelerates? 7:13

4d ago7:13

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For months financial analysts have expected economic conditions to allow for an interest rate cut. But the latest Australian inflation data has all but put paid to that with many now tipping an interest rate hike could be on its way, and with that the wealth gap will continue to widen.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Politics with Michelle Grattan 4:18

4d ago4:18

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The Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation Michelle Grattan joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.Australian Broadcasting Corporation tarafından oluşturuldu

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Should gender violence be declared a 'national emergency'? 12:35

4d ago12:35

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There's growing pressure on the government to do something about the domestic violence crisis in Australia. The Prime Minister has organised a national cabinet meeting, but the government has so far rejected calls for a royal commission and a declaration of a national emergency. Guest:Katy Gallagher, Minister for Women and the Finance Minister…

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How do we combat school refusal? 6:57

4d ago6:57

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Two out of every five families have a child who's refusing to go to school - it's a growing problem where affected students feel so overwhelmed or anxious about school they stop going. Anne Hollonds is the National Children's Commissioner says COVID has "really blown this apart" and it's been a difficult journey for many kids to reconnect with the …

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Australia pledges $100 million to Ukraine 8:19

4d ago8:19

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Just days after US President Joe Biden signed off on a US $60 billion military aid package for Ukraine, Australia has announced its own military assistance - worth around $100 million. The package includes money for drones, short range air defence systems and generators, as well as equipment like helmets and boots.The Deputy Prime Minister Richard …

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