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Alone Australia's debut season is in community with nature
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Filmed in lutruwita/Tasmania, Country is as much of a protagonist of Alone Australia as the competitors themselves. And not everyone is working to conquer her.Duane Byrne's is one of a handful of First Nations people cast for this new iteration of the cult hit, and he explains how the show has changed his relationship to community.…
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Janty Blair has found a new calling in her third act
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After spending nearly 30 years working as a midwife, Janty Blair has found a new calling in stand-up comedy.Ahead of the Brisbane Comedy Festival where she'll be performing with the Aboriginal Comedy Allstars, Janty looked back over the whirlwind year she's had and explained what prompted her to get up on stage.Warning: this discussion contains the…
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Bees communicate intricate information with their dance and Moon mission to map water
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By performing their waggle dance, bees communicate information about direction, distance and quality of a food source.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Pentridge Prison opens for public history tours
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First-hand accounts from inmates and prison officers will feature in audiovisual tours of one of the country's most infamous decommissioned prisons. How will visitors interact with Pentridge's confronting, cruel history?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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A foreign affair: Taiwan's current and former presidents travel abroad
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Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen is on a sensitive visit to America while Taiwan's former President Ma Ying-jeou, of the opposition Nationalist Party or kmt, is on a personal trip through China. Our A Foreign Affair panel discusses the significance and implications of the visit.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Opportunities to reform the Reserve Bank of Australia
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The much-awaited review of the Reserve Bank of Australia has been completed. So what’s on the cards for this powerful institution that’s been criticised for its recent handling of interest rates and inflation?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Pacific Review
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Warning for Tonga's community in Australia over alleged pyramid scheme
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Warning for Tonga's community in Australia over a financial service banned in New Zealand as campaigners warn of a potential pyramid scam.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Donald Trump has vowed to fight the charges against him. Will he prove untouchable yet again?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Is Israel seriously unstable? Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called a month-long pause to his judicial overhaul. But will he be able to find an acceptable middle ground and prevent the country from sliding into civil war?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Perspective
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Trump Indictment, Talking to Kids about Gun Violence, and the Legacy of Celia Cruz
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Trump indictment; How to talk to kids about mass shootings; World protests; Secretary Pete Buttigieg on fatherhood; New Major League Baseball rules; Celia Cruz's legacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy ABC News
ABC Radio's Country Breakfast is an entertaining look at rural and regional issues around Australia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Birds, bees and a wang wang with a problem.
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A tiny penis, a 12-hour annual fertilisation window, picky females and strawberry bubble bath – these are just a few of the issues that pop up when making a panda cub.Featuring:Chad Crittle, Acting Assistant Curator for Carnivores and Ungulates at Zoos SA.Mr Li Zhang, Consul, Head of Bilateral Section at the Chinese Consulate-General in Adelaide.Dr…
Donald Trump indicted by grand jury; Political experts discuss Trump indictment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy ABC News
The Magic Faraway Tree, the Famous Five and the Secret Seven. The books of Enid Blyton have held a special place in the imagination of more children than any other author.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Nightlife
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Babette Hayes: Pioneer of the Australian cookbook
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The journey and influence of the pioneer Australian cookBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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'It gives me a good feeling': Finnish F1 star to don Indigenous design at grand prix to help struggling kindergarten
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Science Friction
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Nuclear disruption — will starry-eyed startups win the nuclear fusion race? (Part 1)
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The promise of nuclear fusion is clean, limitless energy for all. But why do start-up entrepreneurs think they can solve a problem that's perplexed scientists and fuelled the imagination of science fiction writers for decades? Are they kidding themselves, or inching closer to a breakthrough? Big name billionaires like Bill Gates and George Soros ar…
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Fri Fix: Tony Armstrong on Jamarra's Winmar moment - plus AFL/NRL previews
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Tony Armstrong says he was sitting on the couch when he saw what Jamarra Ugle-Hagen had his Nicky Winmar moment and immediately felt the emotion welling. On the Friday Fix he tells Patrick Stack why this moment was so significant and how important it is to the Indigenous community. PLUS, we preview the rest of the AFL action and talk NRL with Zac B…
Donald Trump has been indicted but will the charges laid against the former President play right into his hands as he bids for a second term in the White House?Also we've seen a major moment for climate policy in Australia as the Greens reluctantly wave the Government’s signature policy through parliament. Will it actually work though?…
A journey through the myriad of ways weather presents itself in fiction for this monthly edition of The Book Club.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The Conversation Hour
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What changes to vaping laws would you like to see?
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Over last fortnight there have been many suggestions from politicians, the TGA and the medical community on how to reign in what is currently out of control.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Roland Breckwoldt fell in love with the idea of being a cowboy as a child, so at 15 he railed against his strict German father's wishes, left home and found himself in the majesty of the Queensland outbackBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
This week we're exploring the idea that art can say things, and do things, and mean different things according to shifting historical circumstances - and that those sayings, doings and meanings aren't always benign or harmless. How should we respond to morally problematic art - particularly the kind of art that can function as hate speech?…
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FIFA World Cup qualification the priority for Solomons' new Honiara-based national futsal coach
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The Kurukurus' new English coach, Damon Shaw, says talent and brand new facilities are the perfect ingredients for another World Cup run.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Promising start to Ron Massey Cup season for Fiji's Silktails, as the door swings open again for national selection
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The new look Silktails squad has made a promising start to the 2023, and with the door open again, a number of players are expected to push for Bati selection.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Coaching pioneer says her Samoa can be Super W's next cab off the Pacific rank
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The Brumbies new assistant coach, Filoi Eneliko, is backing her native Samoa to follow Fiji and enter a team in the Super W competition.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Mauger confident success will come for Moana Pasifika despite humiliating 59-0 loss last time out.
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Moana Pasifika coach Aaron Mauger undaunted by the critics after a 59-point-loss to Hurricanes. And could a team from Samoa follow the Fijiana Drua into Super W?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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As Moana Pasifika seek redemption, coach Aaron Mauger says success for the new franchise can't be measured by results alone.
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Coach Aaron Mauger urges critics to look beyond Moana Pasifika's poor results when they make their assessments of the team's progress.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Can the Liberal Party hang on to the seat of Aston?
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The Federal Government pushes for a pay increase for Australia's lowest-paid workers, but business groups says a smaller increase is the only way to avoid more pain.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Coverage and analysis of national and international events.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
It's quite possible, in the past six months or so, that you've been among the millions of people who have had personal data stolen by criminals, after three of the biggest hacks in Australia's history were publicly disclosed. Optus, Medibank and, this month, Latitude Financial have all fallen prey to malicious cyber-attacks, but they're just the on…
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Nightlife
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International Affairs - Israel at a standstill
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Gerald Steinberg, Professor of Politics at Bar Ilan University and former consultant to the Israeli National Security Council, joined Philip Clark with a look at how the situation facing Israel.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Nightlife News Breakdown - Andrew Probyn - ABC Political Editor
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ightlife News Breakdown with Philip Clark, joined by Andrew Probyn, ABC Political Editor.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Toby Hagon with the latest on motoring on Nightlife.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Tennessee LGBTQ community braces for public drag ban; Starbucks workers take union fight to Capitol Hill; Jeremy Renner discusses recovering from life-threatening injuries Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy ABC News
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In his fourth Boyer Lecture lecture, Noel Pearson addresses the educational barriers facing young Indigenous people, and from the 1993 ABC Boyer Lectures, Dot West considers the negative media portrayal of First Nations people.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Residents consider future after historic outback town 'wiped off the map' by flooding
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Daniel Ricciardo is an eight-time Grand Prix winner, so it sucks that he's not competing this week in Melbourne. While Red Bull is leveraging the reserve driver for all of his marketing brilliance, is there another chapter on track in Formula One? Today, Patrick Stack speaks with Jess Yates about Ricciardo's future and how the heir to his Australia…
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The Party Room
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Parliament pulls an all-nighter in a policy-packed week
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It’s been a jam-packed final sitting week before the May budget, as the Albanese government attempts to push through a suite of legislation.Negotiations with the Greens and the crossbench have proved fruitful, but the government’s Housing bill remains a sticking point.Laura Tingle, Chief Political Correspondent at 7.30 joins Patricia Karvelas and F…
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Soul Search
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Samson and the complications of liberation
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Samson: a problematic hero from the Book of Judges, whose superhuman strength does nothing to protect him from his own flaws.It’s a fraught story of liberation and redemption – in a manner of speaking – which are prominent themes during Passover and Easter. Samson isn’t usually associated with either festival, but Handel’s oratorio of the story wil…
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Will future generations turn away from alcohol?
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Are attitudes towards drinking changing as we learn more about the impact alcohol can have on our bodies? Drinking has been part of our social and cultural activities for centuries. But cultural norms appear to be shifting. So, could alcohol go the way of cigarettes and become socially unacceptable?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Over her many decades as a practising psychiatrist, Veronica O'Keane developed a fascination for our memory, how it functions in the brain, and the role it has in shaping our identityBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Uber drivers' win in court and how AI can protect artists
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Explore the latest in technology, social media, consumer electronics, digital culture and more.By ABC Radio
Running a school canteen is becoming increasingly challenging, from stocking to staffing.In this edition of the Conversation Hour the team was what's the future of the school canteen.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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'A survival' increase: Unions push for pay rise
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Unions are pushing for a 7% minimum wage rise, saying it's 'about survival' for 2.6 million workers.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
