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The Latitude Finance hack is bigger than Optus and Medibank, with some 14 million files accessed, including 7m drivers licences. You may not know you've dealt with them but if you've taken out credit or finance through JB Hifi, the Good Guys, Harvey Norman and Myers, then you almost certainly have.
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There were 1014 police callouts to K-12 schools across the state in 2022, the most since 2019. Matthew discussed the issue with Education Minister Blair Boyer and shadow minister John Gardner.
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SA's Liquor and Gambling Commissioner wants a national halt in online & TV gambling ads, after being inundated with complaints. Meantime, Independent MP for Mayo Rebekah Sharkie is introducing legislation to force betting companies to show gamblers how much they've lost, before they're able to place a bet. She spoke with Matthew about her proposal.
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With the Voice referendum question settled, Matthew spoke with indigenous leader Nyunggai Warren Mundine, who remains opposed to the Voice being included in the Australian Constitution.
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With the Voice Referendum question settled, Matthew spoke with the Yes Alliance co-ordinator, Dean Perkins
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A whistleblower provided Matthew with documents showing a food and commodity store throwing out $120,000 worth of food per annum, due to Use-by and Best-before dates. Greg Pattison from Foodbank SA joined in the conversation.
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Hugh Glanville from Geoscience Australia about the quake in the Flinders Ranges.
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Health Minister Chris Picton tells Matthew Pantelis Labor is not backtracking on its promise to fix ramping.
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The trial of cameras able to detect drivers using their phones begins today, following a horror weekend with three road deaths in as many days. Matthew spoke about the camera trial with Matthew Vertudaches from the RAA
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