Beste Turkish Language Podcasts (2024)

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Sydney Gay and Lesbian Choir performs 10 years of hits 5:34

2d ago5:34

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The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Choir has been the soundtrack of the city's LBGT+ community for over 30 years. Now, the non-auditioned choir will take to the stage to share a range of queer anthems from the past 10 years of their repertoire. Featuring: Adam Majsay, Sydney Gay and Lesbian choir musical director…

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Mice main pollinators of this banksia - Science and brainteaser with Jacinta Bowler 4:23

2d ago4:23

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A type of Australian banksia might mostly be pollinated not by bees or another insect, but by mice.Von Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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'Cooking is like breathing': Alice Zaslavsky 6:01

2d ago6:01

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Resident ABC food correspondent Alice Zaslavsky will take to the screens with her new show A Bite to Eat with Alice airing on Monday night. The nightly program features an array of Australian celebrities joining the cook in the kitchen. Guest: Alice Zaslavsky Producers: Joe Sullivan and Kimberley Price…

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Indonesian hijab-wearing heavy metal band tours Australia 9:02

2d ago9:02

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One of Indonesia's most successful bands is a heavy-metal trio of young hijab-wearing Muslim women, who have been singing together since high school, in conservative west Java. Voice of Bacerot meaning "noisy" - have become the first Indonesian band to play at Glastonbury in the UK, and their latest single "God Allow me please to play music" - has …

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15-year-old pushes back on book ban 8:50

2d ago8:50

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At least two publications aimed at educating young teens about sex could be removed from Port Macquarie library if a review by council staff deem them to contain sexually explicit content. Abbie Jane is a 15 year old year high school student from Port Macquarie, she founded The Rainbow Shoelace and she says this is an attempt to censor material tha…

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Kim Carr: Labor has lost touch with blue-collar base 13:10

2d ago13:10

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For almost 30 years, Kim Carr was a Labor Senator, at one stage he was the father of the Senate, and was a key figure in Labor's left. But in his new book 'A Long March' Kim Carr says under the Albanese Government, the party he served, has lost touch with its blue-collar base. He says it's "disturbing development' that the Labor vote is going down …

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Qld election, abortion debate and Thorpe protest - Politics with David Speers and Samantha Maiden 8:46

2d ago8:46

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Voters in Queensland head to the polls tomorrow - in a contest that will be watched closely politicians across the country. Political Editor for news.com.au Samantha Maiden and ABC Political lead and host of Insiders on ABC TV David Speers join RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics. Guest: David Speers, Samantha Maiden…

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Rugby league, cricket and AFLW updates - Sport with Warwick Hadfield 5:51

2d ago5:51

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In rugby league, this weekend's Pan Pacific Championship game against New Zealand is personal for the Australian men's coach, Mal Meninga. In the AFLW, Hawthorn has put the pressure on North Melbourne for top spot after beating Melbourne last night. Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from the world o…

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The Australian witness to Israeli killing of Turkish US activist 14:47

2d ago14:47

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Grandmother Helen O'Sullivan went from the Gold Coast to Gaza to work as a volunteer aid worker. While there she witnessed the killing of her 26 year old colleague, she is now the star witness in the investigation into her killing. She told Radio National Breakfast "there's no way that was an accidental shooting" and says she hopes this is a call f…

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Will the Qld election be closer than expected? 7:09

2d ago7:09

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Queenslanders will head to the polls tomorrow, with cost-of-living, housing and youth crime among the key issues for voters. But while the election was long expected to be a landslide victory for the LNP, two recent polls show that lead has reduced. Guest: Antony Green, ABC election analystVon Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Blinken returns to the Middle East 7:47

2d ago7:47

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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has arrived in Qatar for his first trip to the country since Israel killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. Antony Blinken said Israel needs to pursue an "enduring strategic success" in Gaza after its tactical victories against Hamas, but will it change anything - or bring the region any closer to a ceasefire? Guest…

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Can Trump break 'The Blue Wall' 4:40

2d ago4:40

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The US Presidential Election is likely to be decided by a few swing states, such as Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin which make up "The Blue Wall." A row of states in America that traditionally vote for the Democrats. In 2016 Donald Trump won those states, and lost them in 2020. In 2024 it is believed that whoever wins The Blue Wall will win th…

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Turkiye launches retaliatory strikes on Syria and Iraq 9:56

2d ago9:56

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Turkey has launched airstrikes on Kurdish militant targets in Syria and Iraq - after a terror attack at a state-run aerospace company in the capital Ankara. Suspected militants from the Kurdish PKK terror group set off explosives and openeed fire in the attack, that killed five people and wounded 22 others. Guest: Mehmet Celik, editorial coordinato…

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Dermot Kennedy celebrates St Patrick's Day with new Sydney festival 7:29

3d ago7:29

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There's a new festival coming to Sydney next year. MISNEACH is the brainchild of Irish singer-songwriter Dermot Kennedy who's organising the St Patrick's Day celebration. Featuring: Dermot KennedyVon Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Japan's ruling party in 'danger zone' at election 7:24

3d ago7:24

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Just one party has almost continuously ruled Japan for the past 70 years, the Liberal Democratic Party. But with a new Prime Minister appointed, and more than 80 elected members of the party engulfed in a slush fund scandal ... their popularity is plummeting. So much so pollsters say the party is in the 'danger zone' ahead of this weekend's general…

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How early intervention can prevent offending 6:17

3d ago6:17

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A new study shows how critical the formative years of preschool are in keeping kids out of the youth justice system. The Pathways to Prevention Project ran for a decade in a disadvantaged area of Brisbane. The level of support families and kids recieved during this program was linked to a 50% reduction in the likelihood of children entering the you…

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Final curtain draws for The Wharf Revue 6:59

3d ago6:59

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The Wharf Revue is calling time on their 25 years of political satire productions.Von Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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What policies are needed to fix housing? 11:24

3d ago11:24

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Both major parties have put forward a series of housing initiatives to combat the current crisis. But what policy levers should they actually be pulling? Brendan Coates, Housing and Economic Security Director at the Grattan institute told Radio National Breakfast "it's reassuring" both sides recognise the lack of supply is the biggest contributor t…

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Thorpe protest and will inflation be higher for longer? - Politics with Charles Croucher 4:25

3d ago4:25

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How likely are we to see action taken against Lidia Thorpe - and a potential strengthening of punishing disorderly behaviour? The Chief Political Editor for 9News Charles Croucher joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics. Guest: Charles Croucher, Chief Political Editor for 9News…

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Reformed gambler continues push for ad ban 3:52

3d ago3:52

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Ahead of the Government's final decision on gambling reform - promised by the end of the year - the PM and Government have been criticised for not consulting people with lived experience. Mark Kempster is a reformed gambler who has lost more than $100,000 to online gambling, he joined Radio National Breakfast to discuss what he sees as the path for…

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Netball, cricket and rugby update - Sport with Warwick Hadfield 6:14

3d ago6:14

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The Diamonds have lost again to New Zealand in the netball's Constellation Cup. And in cricket, a new name joins the list of candidates to open the batting for Australia in the Tests against India. Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from the world of sport.…

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'Remain vigilant' on abortion: Minister for Women warns 14:50

3d ago14:50

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As debate over abortion rights enters the Federal sphere, Minister for Women Katy Gallagher told Radio National Breakfast it "worries her". The Senator says "hard fought for gains can be wound back very quickly" and warns "we must stay vigilant". It comes as the Opposition says it will seek legal advice to determine if Senator Lidia Thorpe's is eli…

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Doctors worried about scurvy in Australia 6:25

3d ago6:25

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A man in Western Australia has been diagnosed with scurvy, raising concerns among doctors about a potential rise in cases. There are fears that cost-of-living pressures are leading people to forgo fresh fruits and vegetables. Guest: Professor Karen Charlton, School of Medical, Indigenous and Health Sciences at the University of Wollongong Producer:…

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AI founder and entertainment elite issue tech warning 7:19

3d ago7:19

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A decade ago he founded an artificial intelligence music company, now Ed Newton-Rex wants to protect creative content from being 'scraped' by AI companies. Members of ABBA, Academy Award-winning actors and Nobel Prize-winning authors are worried their creative works could be stolen by AI. Organised by Mr Netwon-Rex, they've joined publishers and re…

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Football stars push FIFA to end Saudi oil sponsorship 7:04

3d ago7:04

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"Aramco sponsorship is a middle finger to women's football," begins an open letter to FIFA president Gianni Infantino, signed by over 100 female footballers. The letter, published two days ago, criticises FIFA for partnering with Saudi Aramco, highlighting the oil company's role in climate change and its ties to a government the players accuse of h…

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The billion dollar election 8:42

3d ago8:42

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In the US, Vice President Kamala Harris has set a record for raising $1 billion in campaign funds. Now some of the richest men in the world, Elon Musk and Bill Gates are splashing the cash, in support of candidates. But some moves have raised legal concerns. Guest: Professor Steven Huefner - Deputy director of Election Law at The Ohio State Univers…

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'Stark' inequalities in abortion access, report finds 9:03

3d ago9:03

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A report published today, data reveals that there are major inequities in access to abortion and contraception services across Victoria. The report by Women's Health Victoria found women in disadvantaged communities disproportionately affected. Guest:Sally Hasler, CEO of Women’s Health Victoria Producer: Madeleine Hanger…

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New film explores the renaissance of language 8:34

4d ago8:34

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After World War II, the Yiddish language was classified as endangered by UNESCO. Today, a new documentary explores how the language is being preserved and expressed around the world by different artists. Guest: Ros Horin, writer, producer and director 'Welcome To Yiddishland. Producer: Kimberley Price…

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Why Qld Labor is struggling in the regions 9:14

4d ago9:14

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With Queenslanders on the cusp of an election, the state's abortion laws, youth crime and the cost of living continue to dominate the campaign trail as politicians try and win over voters before they head to the polls this Saturday. But the big question is whether Labor can make a bid to cling to power or will Saturday see an historic LNP landslide…

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Broken Hill residents face weeks of outages 9:46

4d ago9:46

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It's been a week since the Broken Hill's power supply was knocked out by a major storm that swept through far-west New South Wales. And as politicians in Sydney debate who's to blame, residents are facing the prospect of waiting weeks before long-term repairs restore full power to the region.Von Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Why Bill Bailey didn't adopt a peacock from the pub 6:49

4d ago6:49

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One of the UK's most loved comedians and musicians, Bill Bailey is back in Australia with a new show all about our failures as humans. Bailey played the very helpful and enthusiastic sales assistant Manny Bianco in the cult TV series Black Books and he'll be touring until the end of November. Guest: Bill Bailey Producer: Kimberley Price, Joanna Cro…

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'Consultation has been constant': Vic Govt defends housing plan 6:20

4d ago6:20

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As the federal debate on housing continues, state governments are rolling out new plans to meet their share of the national target. In Victoria, the government has faced some community anger after announcing a plan to increase density at 50 sites across the state. Guest: Harriet Shing, Victorian Housing Minister. Producer: Max Chalmers…

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Rugby, tennis and CommGames sports confirmed - Sport with Warwick Hadfield 6:45

4d ago6:45

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In rugby union news, Joseph Suaalii picked in the main Wallaby squad for the spring tour of the UK and Ireland. In rugby league, no changes to the Australian team but New Zealand has sprung a surprise for this weekend's men's Pacific Championship game in Christchurch. Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest ne…

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McKenzie defends Coalition housing plan 17:26

4d ago17:26

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The debate over how to get more Australians into affordable housing continues to heat up, with Federal Teal independents coming out against higher density planned for Victoria. Nationals Senator and the Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Bridget McKenzie says "we need to throw the kitchen sink" at the issue and accuses the Teals of being "the bigg…

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Housing, inflation, abortion debate and Thorpe's protest - Politics with David Crowe 7:35

4d ago7:35

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The major parties are zeroing in on their housing policies as the election looms. And the International Monteary Fund has issued a stark warning to the Albanese government this morning. Are we heading for higher inflation for longer? Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has just put it the abortion debate on the national agenda, as the topic looms large amid t…

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Government mulls reshaping news bargaining code 9:38

4d ago9:38

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The Government's Joint Select Committee on Social Media and Australian Society has just released its second interim report. It recommends the government consider imposing a tax on tech companies like Meta and Google and establish a fund to help traditional news media organisations "strengthen alternative income streams". Independent MP Zoe Daniel s…

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Muster Dogs impress King and Queen in Parramatta 5:40

4d ago5:40

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You wouldn't normally see muster dogs and sheep in Parramatta, but when the King and Queen are in town, it seems anything goes. King Charles and Queen Camilla were treated to a working dog demonstration by trainer and farmer Murray Wilkinson, as part of their whirlwind tour of Australia. Guest: Murray Wilkinson, dog trainer and farmer Producer: Joa…

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How the Qld Opposition made youth crime an election issue 7:27

4d ago7:27

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Despite figures showing a decline in youth crime, the Queensland Opposition - led by David Crisafulli - has managed to make it a central issue heading into this Saturday's state election. So, how have they done it, and what's being put on the table? Featured: Reporter: Luke Siddham DundonVon Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Trump and Harris try to woo swing voters 9:36

4d ago9:36

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As the US election looms, both candidates are campaigning at a frenetic pace in key swing states. Democrats candidate Kamala Harris has been out courting conservative voters in Wisconsin, while Donald Trump was attempting to woo voters in North Carolina. Some Republicans, like Liz Cheney who have endorsed Kamala Harris - yet the polls remain extrem…

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Moldovans vote 'yes' to referendum on joining EU 5:20

4d ago5:20

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Voters in Moldova have said yes - by the tiniest margin - at a referendum on the country's aspirations to join the European Union and turn away from Russia. 50.46 per cent of Moldovans voted yes, but the referendum was overshadowed by allegations of vote-buying to say no, and political interference by the Kremlin. Guest: Denis Chenusa, analyst at t…

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Tim Minchin and Nobel laureates look to future 9:10

5d ago9:10

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Nobel Prize laureates and some of world's biggest thinkers will exercise their critical thinking skills at University of NSW's Nobel Prize Dialogue 'The Future of Decision Making'. Australian writer and composer Tim Minchin will join Nobel physics prize laureate, Saul Perlmutter - who's on President Joe Biden's Scientific Advisory Council, and an e…

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New Outback-western succession drama 'Territory' 8:42

5d ago8:42

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Labelled Australia's answer to Yellowstone and Dallas, Territory follows the Lawson family, who run the largest cattle station in the world. The Aussie drama follows the family as they fight out the claim to the the succession plan for the station and family empire. Guests: Sam Corlett and Philippa Northeast, stars of Territory Producer: Kimberley …

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'Enormous relief': Lawyer on Qantas ruling 6:53

5d ago6:53

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The High Court ruled last year that Qantas had illegally fired 1700 ground crew members during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, the Federal Court has ordered Qantas to pay $170,000 in compensation to three workers in test cases which could mean the national airline could face a final bill worth tens of millions of dollars. Guest: Josh Bornstein Maurice …

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Lidia Thorpe: 'Get used to truth-telling' 10:58

5d ago10:58

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Victorian First Nations Senator Lidia Thorpe made global news after interrupting a reception for the King in Canberra, and using the protest to demand a Treaty for Australia's First Nations people. The Senator told Radio National Breakfast she doesn't "subscribe to assimilating" to the colonial structure - and warns the public she'll be in the role…

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Senator Thorpe's Royal protest and housing debate - Politics with Karen Middleton 4:11

5d ago4:11

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Parliament House greeted King Charles yesterday - but it's housing policy that remains top of the agenda. Political Editor for the Guardian Australia Karen Middleton joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics. Guest: Karen Middleton, Political Editor for the Guardian Australia…

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Kate Winslet on bringing Lee Miller's story to the screen 9:39

5d ago9:39

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Academy Award-winning actress Kate Winslet told Radio National about how a piece of furniture inspired her to bring Lee Miller's story to the screen. Celebrated WWII photographer Lee Miller is perhaps best known for photographs of her taking a bath in Adolf Hitler's Munich apartment in 1945 on the day Hitler and Eva Braun took their own lives. Gues…

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'Stamp duty is a bad tax': Housing Minister 9:16

5d ago9:16

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Housing Minister Clare O'Neil labelling has criticised the Opposition's announcement of $5 billion to fast-track infrastructure for housing, labelling it a "failure of imagination" and suggesting it's work the Government is already doing. The Minister also told Radio National Breakfast "stamp duty is a bad tax", and while it's a state issue - she s…

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'Mean Streak' explores failed Robodebt scheme

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The infamous Robodebt scheme was rolled out by the Liberal-National Coalition government back in 2015 as a cost-saving measure. But what transpired was an automated debt recovery system that saw half a million Australian welfare recipients illegally pursued over false debts and some take their lives, in what was later described by the Royal Commiss…

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Is CHOGM still relevant in 2024? 8:26

5d ago8:26

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56 delegates alongside thousands of representatives from Commonwealth countries will meet in Samoa for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa. It is the first time the event has been hosted by a Pacific Island nation, pushing climate change to the top of the agenda. King Charles is set to attend - for the first time as the head of th…

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Reducing PFAS levels in drinking water 6:15

5d ago6:15

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Governments around the country could be left with a costly clean-up bill by a plan to reduce the levels of so-called 'forever chemicals' allowed in Australia's drinking water. These are synthetic chemicals, which are found in a range of consumer goods like cookware, building materials and cosmetics. While tougher, the new rules won't be as strict a…

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