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  • Hanson's attendance record exposed; Messi defeated; Isis-bride granted bail
    Pauline Hanson has admitted to having one of the worst attendance records in federal parliament, missing 76 sitting days since 2016, including an entire two-week sitting when she travelled to Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. Spain has won their second World Cup title, defeating Argentina 1-0 in extra time in New Jersey, ending Lionel Messi's hopes of adding another championship to his legacy. An ISIS bride facing terrorism charges has been granted bail by a court in Melbourne. The mother of four, Rayanne Al-Houli, was charged with travelling to a declared conflict zone and joining the Islamic State. Federal police also allege she recorded herself showing extremist material to her young children. The magistrate said her risk of re-offending is, quote, relatively low, taking into account her PTSD and potential multiple sclerosis.

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    18 min
  • Hanson's attendance record exposed; Messi defeated; Isis-bride granted bail
    Pauline Hanson has admitted to having one of the worst attendance records in federal parliament, missing 76 sitting days since 2016, including an entire two-week sitting when she travelled to Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. Spain has won their second World Cup title, defeating Argentina 1-0 in extra time in New Jersey, ending Lionel Messi's hopes of adding another championship to his legacy. An ISIS bride facing terrorism charges has been granted bail by a court in Melbourne. The mother of four, Rayanne Al-Houli, was charged with travelling to a declared conflict zone and joining the Islamic State. Federal police also allege she recorded herself showing extremist material to her young children. The magistrate said her risk of re-offending is, quote, relatively low, taking into account her PTSD and potential multiple sclerosis.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    18 min
  • Hanson's attendance record exposed; Messi defeated; Isis-bride granted bail
    Pauline Hanson has admitted to having one of the worst attendance records in federal parliament, missing 76 sitting days since 2016, including an entire two-week sitting when she travelled to Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. Spain has won their second World Cup title, defeating Argentina 1-0 in extra time in New Jersey, ending Lionel Messi's hopes of adding another championship to his legacy. An ISIS bride facing terrorism charges has been granted bail by a court in Melbourne. The mother of four, Rayanne Al-Houli, was charged with travelling to a declared conflict zone and joining the Islamic State. Federal police also allege she recorded herself showing extremist material to her young children. The magistrate said her risk of re-offending is, quote, relatively low, taking into account her PTSD and potential multiple sclerosis.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    18 min
  • Hanson's attendance record exposed; Messi defeated; Isis-bride granted bail
    Pauline Hanson has admitted to having one of the worst attendance records in federal parliament, missing 76 sitting days since 2016, including an entire two-week sitting when she travelled to Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. Spain has won their second World Cup title, defeating Argentina 1-0 in extra time in New Jersey, ending Lionel Messi's hopes of adding another championship to his legacy. An ISIS bride facing terrorism charges has been granted bail by a court in Melbourne. The mother of four, Rayanne Al-Houli, was charged with travelling to a declared conflict zone and joining the Islamic State. Federal police also allege she recorded herself showing extremist material to her young children. The magistrate said her risk of re-offending is, quote, relatively low, taking into account her PTSD and potential multiple sclerosis.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    18 min
  • Mick Malthouse stands firm in burglary case
    Three-time AFL Premiership coach Mick Malthouse testified at a committal hearing for three men charged with allegedly breaking into his East Melbourne apartment building. Malthouse confronted the alleged armed intruders in his stairwell, engaging in a physical altercation where he struck at least one with an exercise bar before being stabbed in the sternum with a screwdriver and hit in the arm with a crowbar. The defence questioned whether Malthouse acted as the aggressor, but he maintained he was protecting his home and 73-year-old wife.

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    2 min
  • Premier apologises to athletes over cancelled Commonwealth Games
    Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has apologised to Commonwealth Games athletes who will miss competing at home after Victoria cancelled its hosting of the 2026 Games, a decision that cost taxpayers $600 million with $200 million going to Glasgow to host instead.

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    2 min
  • Everyday changes to help reduce risk of dementia revealed
    Almost half a million Australians are living with dementia, and the numbers keep rising. But a major new report suggests cases could be halved, revealing the everyday changes that could protect your brain.

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    2 min
  • Guilty plea over Northland shopping centre rampage
    A 28-year-old man, Giriwa May, pleaded guilty after driving a stolen LandCruiser through Northland shopping centre at speeds of 50 to 60 kilometres per hour. Security camera footage shows May ramming an unmarked police car four times before smashing through the centre's doors and speeding past shoppers and a children's play area. Despite the rampage, no one was injured, and May has been in custody since his arrest in June last year, with his next court appearance scheduled for 28 August.

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    2 min
  • Ken Hinkley unveiled as Tasmania Devils inaugural coach
    Ken Hinkley has been unveiled as the inaugural coach of the Tasmania Devils, the AFL's 19th team, signing a five-year deal until the end of 2031. The former Port Adelaide coach, who led the Power for 13 years across 297 games, beat Nathan Buckley and John Longmire to secure the position. Hinkley has outlined his vision for the club built on care, compassion and character.

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    3 min

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