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ABC KIDS News Time
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Mouse plague and snakes on planes
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This week, we’ll learn about a possible solution to Australia's massive mouse problem. We’ll make a splash with astronauts in the world’s deepest swimming pool. We’ll sashay down the runway with the stars of Australian Fashion Week. We’ll find out more about the coronavirus vaccine and why kids aren’t getting it yet. And we’ll discover the secret h…
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Tropical Storm Claudette drenches the Gulf Coast with heavy rain and multiple tornadoes, including one on Alabama's border with Florida. The urgent manhunt for an accused killer who police say is behind a violent crime spree in Oregon that left at least three people dead. The Delta COVID variant now confirmed in 46 states amid growing concern the v…
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The HeirPod - Royal News & Interviews
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Duchess Kate’s most ambitious announcement yet
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The federal government says the tariffs have caused serious harm to the Australian wine industry and it had no choice but to go to the World Trade Organisation.
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The tropical storm threat closes in on parts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama with some areas expecting up to a foot of rain before the storm system pushes towards the Carolinas. President Biden's warning about the new COVID Delta variant now seen in at least 45 states. This, as the President marks a new vaccine milestone: 300 million shots ad…
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World News This Week
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In this week’s episode, President Biden meets with Russian President Putin, Juneteenth becomes a federal holiday, more than 600,000 American lives lost to Covid 19, the Supreme Court upholds the Affordable Care Act, and a chemical plant explodes.Door ABC News
Outreach teams in our cities are hard at work trying to ensure homeless populations have access to the Covid-19 vaccine.
One of the most highly secretive and significant court cases in Australia has come to an end in the nation's capital.
The Australian military is playing a major part in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout - but there are questions about whether it should be doing more.
A court case in the United States has sparked global debate, paving the way for healthcare companies to require their employees to get vaccinated.
The Australian birth rate fell last year amid an all-time low fertility rate and corresponding births per female. Daniel Ziffer has more.
Chief Health Officer, Paul Kelly, is reassuring Australians coronavirus vaccines are safe, after a lift in the age recommendation for AstraZeneca.
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Blueprint
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Architectural longevity, Eucalypts and disaster, the brain on food, and a trip to Byron Bay
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How long do you think buildings should last for? If you happen to be the Australian War Memorial's Anzac Hall… not very long. Plus, understanding Eucalypts amid climate change, the brain's perceptions of food, and grab your bobby pin… because it's time to do some mending!
The UNHCR found that, as of the end of last year, 82.4 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide - a near-three million increase from 2019.
US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have signed a bill into law to make June 19th - 'Juneteenth' - a federal holiday.
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Science Friction
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The second kind of impossible: Part 1 — a maverick mind
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Nature's rules are made to be broken. Paul Steinhardt just had to find a way.
Many men are reluctant to seek help for mental health issues and those from migrant backgrounds even more so.
Nearly 2.5 billion people have been vaccinated globally so far.
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The Supreme Court rejects a major challenge to Obamacare, protecting 31 million Americans who get their insurance this way. The new warnings on the Delta COVID variant now seen in at least 41 states said to be highly transmissible. A tropical storm warning issued across several states with strong winds and heavy rains expected. The exclusive report…
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Steven Canals on Pose, Billy Porter and the future
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Live, werk, pose! Steven Canals, co-creator, executive producer, writer and director of Pose gets deep and meaningful with BL + BW, reflecting on the end of the award-winning series which has been hailed as groundbreaking for trans representation. Steven shares what it was like to be in the room when Billy Porter shared his HIV status with the cast…
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Stop Everything!
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Steven Canals on Pose, Billy Porter and the future
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Live, werk, pose! Steven Canals, co-creator, executive producer, writer and director of Pose gets deep and meaningful with BL + BW, reflecting on the end of the award-winning series which has been hailed as groundbreaking for trans representation. Steven shares what it was like to be in the room when Billy Porter shared his HIV status with the cast…
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Life Matters - Full program podcast
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Our right to repair + our right to eat a meal without flies
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What legal rights are you entitled to when it comes to repairing what you own? We take your calls as the Productivity Commission outlines how to strengthen your right to repair. Plus, you've found a fly in your meal and it's from your favourite restaurant, what do you do?
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Pod Extra with Jessie Tu on the lessons of loneliness
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Australian writer Jessie Tu says the question of female likeability should no longer exist and it's an idea she explores in her fiction. In this in-depth conversation, she also discusses child prodigies, music, racism and even Sex and the City.
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Background Briefing
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The killer we've invited into the lounge room
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When winter arrives there's nothing like curling up in front of a fire heater with a glass of wine. But there's something disturbing in this cosy picture. As Alison Branley discovers, there's a huge risk to our health that we seem determined to ignore, even though it's estimated to kill hundreds of Australians every year…
Agreements to cut carbon emissions at the G7 conference appear to have created a split back home, in time for the Prime Minister's return.
From fears of mass unemployment to worries about labour shortages, Australia's jobs market has staged a dramatic turnaround since the COVID-19 pandemic.Door Rachel Pupazzoni
The central town of Kinma, home to about 1,000 residents, was reportedly targeted by government troops searching for members of a local defence force.
The US Federal Reserve has adjusted its outlook for expected interest rate rises - it’s now predicting that rates will head upwards in 2023, rather than 2024. Alan Kohler has the details.
New South Wales officials are working hard to control a coronavirus outbreak in Sydney after a driver who had transported international flight crews tested positive to COVID-19.
A rare collection of images taken by one of Australia’s earliest known Aboriginal photographers is currently on display in Perth.
Australia's jobs market has moved from recovery to growth so SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with UBS Economist Nic Guesnon for more.
