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Tony Moclair chats with 3AW Breakfast Producer Emilia Fuller Tuesday 24th May 2022
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Future Of Australia - Episode 49 - Chris Lebon - United Carriers APAC
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"Helping Aussie Brands Go Global, Building One of the Fastest Growing New Freight Companies in Australia"On Episode 49 of the “Future of Australia” podcast, I speak with Chris Lebon, the Founder and Managing Director of United Carriers APAC, which grew 132% last year, to do over $4.4 million in annual revenue.This made United Carriers APAC, on the …
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Labor climate policy pegged as game-changer for Australia-Pacific relations
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The new Australian Labor government's climate change policy has been pegged as a possible turning point for Australia-Pacific relations.
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The First Dismissal – Part Two (A): The Public Servant Who Brought Down The Premier
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When – if – Robert Henry Beardsmore is mentioned in connection with the May 1932 dismissal of Jack Lang, he's depicted as merely an old public servant who reluctantly did his job. But in reality he was the Forrest Gump of Australian history in the first half of the 20th Century. In part A, we look at his role on the Aborigines Protection Board and …
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“We’re trying as hard as possible to open every single one” – AEC calls in reinforcements to ensure regional Australians can cast a vote
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A last-minute call-out has seen the electoral commission recruit an extra 7000 workers in the bush
A ‘PM’ election special. Your guide to some important policy areas; childcare, aged care, health, and integrity in public office.Also looking at the economy. Is it in good shape, and what do the voters make of their lot in life? Will it decide the result?Unprecedented challenges facing the Australian Electoral Commission, as it braces for heavy dem…
Some WA grain growers who locked in a wheat swap with the CBH Group last year are now being told to buy it back, as rising international wheat prices push growers over their credit limit with the co-op.There haven't been a lot bidding wars going on between the meatworks at the livestock saleyards recently, partly because they're all struggling to f…
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This week's guest, Robert 'Redgum' Roberts, is an environmentalist and self-taught propagator, a white bloke ruffling the feathers of the squatocracy with his adoption of the ancient practise of lighting fires. Robert has Authority Defiant Syndrome, like most of our guests, and was no teacher's pet, carving out his own unique life with his family, …
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Australia in prime position to snag plant-based meat market
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The rapidly growing market for alternative proteins is worth billions of dollars, and according to CSIRO and independent think tank Food Frontier, Australia risks being left behind. They warn that while Australians are increasingly consuming plant-based meat and dairy alternatives a greater investment is required to develop manufacturing that takes…
Right now, one of Australia’s most decorated soldiers, Ben Roberts-Smith, is suing Nine newspapers over a series of articles alleging war crimes. As the case has played out, we have learned extraordinary details about Australia’s most secretive operations during the war in Afghanistan, with evidence being aired in civil court. Some witnesses have t…
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How Scott Morrison lost the Liberals their heartland
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Voters in seats held by the Liberals for decades have rejected Scott Morrison and his party in droves, instead turning to independents with platforms on climate change action and integrity in government. Today, the ABC's Fran Kelly on how Scott Morrison stopped listening to his party's heartland, and the painful period ahead for the election losers…
Have we recently seen prove of alien life from a distant star? Avi Loeb thinks so,and he is one of Harvard University’s top astronomers. He argues that a strange object sighted in the skies over Hawaii might be an artificial piece of technology created by a civilisation from outside our solar system. What implications would such a visitation have -…
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Philip Montgomery is holding a mirror up to society
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A good photo can capture the mood of a moment, but a great photograph tells us something deeper: it layers history and emotion and can change our understanding of the world.When Covid broke out in New York, Philip Montgomery was in the public hospitals and the funeral homes, capturing the moment.When protests broke out over the death of black men a…
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PM Albanese to use Quad meeting to send message to the world
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New Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wants to use the Quad meeting to send a message to the world. But how will Australia's new approach to climate change, while also maintaining its regional friendships and alliances, be received throughout the region?
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Carbon Counter: Where does the election result leave coal and gas?
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The rise of the Greens and the teal independents, who stood on a platform of demanding more action on climate change, is consistent with voters putting climate change at the top of their election priorities.What does that mean for coal and gas in Australia?
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Monkeypox stigma echoes fears of AIDS epidemic
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Global health authorities are starting to raise the monkeypox alarm, with cases springing up in non-endemic countries like the US, Spain and Australia. Earlier today, Belgium announced a 3-week mandatory quarantine, the first nation to do so.
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The federal election washup with Antony Green
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ABC's Chief Election Analyst unpacks Saturday's 'seismic shift' in Australia's political landscape.
A new Prime Minister and interim frontbench are sworn in, but for the Liberals, gutted of moderates, its a fight for meaning, as well as new leadership; Meanwhile, Anthony Albanese and Foreign minister Penny Wong have jetted to Japan Asia expert Professor Caitlin Byrne on the Quad meeting and a reflection on Penny Wong's elevation.…
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"Fundamental for good government" Helen Haines to work with government on federal ICAC
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The election result delivered a clear mandate to the Government to establish a federal integrity commission.Doing so was a dominate part of Labor's campaign, Anthony Albanese pledging to introduce legislation to establish one before the end of the year.Guest:Helen Haines, Independent Member for Indi
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Labor stays firm on 43 per cent 2030 target
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Australia's newly sworn in 31st Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will seek to outline the party's more ambitious climate policy at the Quad leaders meeting in Tokyo.The electorate's desire for stronger action on climate change was highlighted by the increase in climate conscious independents and Greens MPs on the crossbench.Guest:Chris Bowen, Incomi…
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What is monkeypox and where is it coming from? treating the rise in melanoma cases; better stroke management; comparing data on mental health conditions against immune-related diseases
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Combating monkeypox with increased vaccination—and monitoring polio cases in Ukraine; Treating the increasing number of melanoma cases; A faster and more mobile way to diagnose stroke; Comparing data on some mental health conditions against immune disorders.
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Asa result of the invasion of Ukraine should Australia be looking to strengthen its relationship with Europe? Diversity is all the rage but is it all that it's meant to be? Do human beings really have a higher moral value than animals and how much could we learn if instead of architects digging up castles and tombs of noblemen and queens, they conc…
Saturday's election has reshaped the political landscape - so why were there significant swings away from the major parties? And what will the approach of the Albanese Government be?In this special episode Fran Kelly and Patricia Karvelas unpack the results of the 2022 election.
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Australia Overnight with Tony Moclair, 23rd May 2022
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Anthony Albanese sworn in as Prime Minister
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Anthony Albanese is sworn in as Australia 31st Prime Minister - what are his immediate challenges? An overseas summit and problems at home with rising inflation as well as pressure to act on climate change.
We follow two people in Afghanistan whose lives have been transformed since the Taliban takeover. Surveillance and poverty have become part of everyday life for Ahmad, whose home has been searched by The Taliban. When Bayan lost her job as a manager in the media simply because she was a woman she had no reason to stay.…
Art detective Arthur Brand met neo-Nazis, billionaire collectors and underground art dealers on his hunt for the two enormous bronze horse sculptures once owned by Hitler. It was all part of his quest to find the criminal masterminds attempting to sell the artwork on the black market (R)
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Political analysis: Michelle Grattan, Phil Coorey and Karen Middleton
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Saturday's election has reshaped the political landscape in ways that will reverberate for years to come.Three of the best minds in the parliamentary press gallery - Michelle Grattan, Phil Coorey and Karen Middleton from the Saturday Paper and author of the Anthony Albanese biography - Telling It Straight, join the program to discuss.…
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Bridget Archer open to contesting deputy Liberal leadership
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Re-elected Liberal MP Bridget Archer says much work needs to be done to rebuild the Liberal Party following Saturday's election rout. She says she's prepared to play her part in making sure the Party moves back to the centre on issues such as climate change and integrity.
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Greens in strong position to push Labor on climate
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Greens Leader Adam Bandt says the minor party could win up to 6 seats in the Lower House and hold the balance of power in their own right in the Senate. He says the Greens will use their increased numbers to push the new Labor Government on climate change, housing affordability and equality.
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Albanese Government hitting the ground running
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Anthony Albanese and four senior frontbenchers will be sworn in today, even though Labor has not yet formed government. Incoming Finance Minister Katy Gallagher says the unusual interim arrangements allow the Prime Minister to attend the Quad talks in Japan, while ensuring the new government hits the ground running from day one.…
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Independents Dr Sophie Scamps and Dr Monique Ryan on historic wins
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Several 'Teal Independents', crushed Liberal support in previously comfortable blue ribbon seats this election, claiming historic wins.Among them, Dr Monique Ryan, who has forced out the country's most recent Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, from the inner Melbourne seat of Kooyong, and Dr Sophie Scamps, has taken the Sydney seat of MacKellar from Liber…
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Monkeypox outbreak - Health with Dr Norman Swan
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The World Health Organisation is expanding its surveillance of the Monkeypox virus.It comes after 92 confirmed and 28 suspected cases of identified in countries where it's not usually found.
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What does the Labor win mean for households? - Monday Finance with Elysse Morgan
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A Labor Government will now oversee an economy that's facing record debts, lethargic wages and soaring inflation.So what impact will policies, including more spending on childcare and increased pay for the aged care sector, really have on boosting productivity?
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Election earthquake signals death of major parties
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Two election analysts say Labor is on track to form majority Government, despite a primary vote of just 32.8%. They warn that the haemorrhaging of votes to Teal candidates and other independents is so strong that the major parties wont survive beyond the next election in 2025.
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Labor's climate policy plans pegged as turning point in Australia's relations with Pacific
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Pacific observer Dr Tess Newton Cain discusses what Pacific countries can expect with the new Australian government, and Fijians away from home are making sure their votes are counted as Fiji heads to its own elections
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The Vote: Inside Anthony Albanese’s election night
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Almost a decade of conservative government in Australia has ended. Votes are still being counted, but it looks like the Liberal and National Party have suffered their worst result in decades. The Greens, independents and minor parties have had historic wins, and will wield significant power in the new parliament. But the government will be led by A…
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Laura Tingle on what to expect from Anthony Albanese
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It's the start of a new political era, with Anthony Albanese about to be sworn in as Australia's 31st prime minister. He'll be navigating a dramatically different parliamentary landscape: Labor and the Coalition have lost significant ground to a record number of independents and Greens, with the crossbench more than doubling in size. So why have vo…
There are an estimated 16.2 million documented orphans worldwide, with as many as 100 million more children living on the streets. It’s a problem of crisis proportions, which makes it perhaps strange that so many of us consider adoption as more of a last resort than a first-order obligation – to be considered only if the path to having genetically-…
Outsiders fires up Sunday mornings with a no holds barred observation on the political week that was. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Sky News Australia / NZ
Street protests and violence have accompanied Sri Lanka’s worst economic downturn since independence in 1948. What is behind the blackouts and acute shortages of food and fuel?
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After a wild ride, Labor wins historic 2022 federal election
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Anthony Albanese will be the prime minister of Australia, perhaps in minority government with independents who campaigned on climate change, integrity and respect for women, doubling the cross-bench in the lower house. Editor-in-chief Lenore Taylor and political editor Katharine Murphy join Jane Lee to discuss how we got here…
Have you ever wanted to change your personality?Many people do - studies find we're keen to become more extroverted, more agreeable and more conscientious.But what does the evidence say about whether people do change? And can you tweak your personality deliberately?
For Uncle Wes Marne being an Elder is no joke. For Word Up, he shares some of the Bigambul words that he learnt from the stories of his old people.
