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Two weeks on from catastrophe, hope remains for trapped workers in Nepal

Recent headlines have painted a horrific picture of the levels of domestic and sexual violence afflicting Australia. Today the Domestic, Family and S…

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The Radio National Hour

A chance to prevent atrocities, that’s how one grieving father who lost a son to suicide has described the government’s proposed digital duty of care…

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Germany's AfD edges closer to breaking the fabled 'firewall'

A once unthinkable result the far-right party, Alternative for Germany has had a resounding victory in a state election, coming within a hair’s breat…

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Three summits, three very different visions of the future

Three summits, three very different visions of the future. From the Pacific Islands Forum to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and the G20, we'll…

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Israeli leaders sound alarm over 'ethnic cleansing' in the West Bank

A week on from the deadly floods in Nepal and Tibet the search continues for more than four thousand missing people including 38 Australians. The foc…

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Disasters don't respect borders, and China's strict control of Tibet could make them worse

Last week's disaster in the Himalayas did not respect borders, but information flows at a trickle between Nepal and China controlled Tibet and, criti…

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First it was our data, now author Gil Duran says the Tech Bros are coming for democracy

It’s D-Day for the collapsed New South Wales developer Bathla, which needs $20 million in cash to get to the end of the week, if not, the major prope…

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Sanjeev Gupta's Whyalla wipeout

The number of missing people in Nepal has risen sharply to more than 4,000, with least 900 confirmed dead. We speak to John Torpey who's leading the …

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Why hostage negotiations just aren't like they used to be

The Chair of Universities Australia, Professor Carolyn Evans has spoken out this week about her concerns over creeping government regulation and how …

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Devastation in Nepal as 'glacial tsunami' sweeps through pilgrim valley

Fran Kelly brings you compelling conversations on issues that challenge,entertain and inspire us. 

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