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The politicians who think the sky is falling
The politicians who think the sky is falling

Episode 972

Anthony Albanese says politicians are running around Canberra claiming the sky is falling.

“Chicken littles”, he’s calling them, doomsayers trying to …

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Anthony Albanese: Bold reformer or cautious operator?
Anthony Albanese: Bold reformer or cautious operator?

Episode 971

Anthony Albanese’s government faces significant challenges – looming climate disaster, a widening wealth gap and international security concerns. 

But…

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Stan Grant and Australia's failure to talk about racism
Stan Grant and Australia's failure to talk about racism

Episode 970

When Australia’s most high-profile Indigenous journalist was forced to step away from his role because of racist abuse – it made headlines around the…

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The Tasering of a 95-year-old woman
The Tasering of a 95-year-old woman

Episode 969

The police officer who allegedly Tasered 95-year-old great-grandmother Clare Nowland reportedly said three words before firing: “No, bugger it”.

He wi…

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The big myths about the housing crisis
The big myths about the housing crisis

Episode 968

Everyone knows we have a housing crisis – rents are spiralling, homelessness is growing and more and more of our income is going towards keeping a ro…

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Dutton’s dangerous rhetoric unleashed in parliament
Dutton’s dangerous rhetoric unleashed in parliament

Episode 967

This week, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton stood to address parliament on the bill that will allow a referendum on the Voice to parliament.

What he sai…

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The PwC tax scandal: Should private consultants be trusted?
The PwC tax scandal: Should private consultants be trusted?

Episode 966

The very people who were meant to be closing loopholes in the Australian tax system have been using that information to advise their big corporate cl…

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The real reason the robo-debt royal commission asked for a delay
The real reason the robo-debt royal commission asked for a delay

Episode 965

There’s been a delay in the release of what could be the most explosive findings from a royal commission in decades.

The commissioner of the robo-debt…

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Is Labor gaslighting voters on climate?
Is Labor gaslighting voters on climate?

Episode 964

After more than half of voters at the 2022 federal election said climate change was a top concern, helping Labor take power, it became known as the ‘…

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Inside Australia’s cocaine trade
Inside Australia’s cocaine trade

Episode 963

The global cocaine business is controlled by cartels worth tens of billions of dollars – and in that world, Australia is drawing more and more attent…

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