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The two days that could decide Julian Assange's freedom
The two days that could decide Julian Assange's freedom

Episode 1181

Julian Assange has spent years fighting to prevent his extradition to the United States and this week, the battle has come down to just two days in c…

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Jon Ronson on who really started the culture wars
Jon Ronson on who really started the culture wars

Episode 1180

Jon Ronson has spent time with conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, uncovered the secret US military program to train psychic soldiers and told the storie…

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A missing $80 million to keep asylum seekers in limbo
A missing $80 million to keep asylum seekers in limbo

Episode 1179

After asylum seekers arrived by boat in Western Australia last week and were sent to Nauru, old debates about offshore immigration detention have bee…

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Why the Bureau of Meteorology lied to court
Why the Bureau of Meteorology lied to court

Episode 1178

The Bureau of Meteorology determines a lot: from whether we bring an umbrella to work, to how much warning we get of a natural disaster – all the way…

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Texts, calls and a Brisbane lunch: Murdoch press and the Bruce Lehrmann inquiry
Texts, calls and a Brisbane lunch: Murdoch press and the Bruce Lehrmann inquiry

Episode 1177

It was three years ago last week that Brittany Higgins made allegations that rocked Australia.

Those allegations resulted in a mistrial, and while Bru…

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Can Labor be forced to end negative gearing?
Can Labor be forced to end negative gearing?

Episode 1176

Following its loss at the 2019 federal election, touching negative gearing — tax concessions that benefit property investors — has been unthinkable f…

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The Taylor Swift conspiracy: The world’s biggest popstar and the US election
The Taylor Swift conspiracy: The world’s biggest popstar and the US election

Episode 1175

While Taylor Swift arrives in Australia for the biggest shows of her career, she’s found herself at the centre of conspiratorial fantasies sweeping A…

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Jane Caro on Labor's school funding deal
Jane Caro on Labor's school funding deal

Episode 1174

While some private schools in Australia fret over the construction of their new waterpolo centres or drama theatres, public schools face more pressin…

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Why Peter Dutton believes he can win
Why Peter Dutton believes he can win

Episode 1173

Since becoming opposition leader, Peter Dutton has clawed back in the polls by relentlessly attacking the Labor government – now that approach is bei…

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The teals' plan to shock the major parties
The teals' plan to shock the major parties

Episode 1172

The teals of the 2022 election outdid expectations – flipping six historically Liberal seats independent. 

It’s a result that has energised their back…

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