FIVEAA News Briefing

Police have urged anyone harbouring fugitive Desi Freeman to come forward.

The Opposition Leader has condemned extremist groups for hijacking otherwise peaceful weekend demonstrations.

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Katy Perry has silenced her critics after revealing her tour earnings.

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Violence has erupted during March for Australia protests across the country 

Another major hurdle cleared in the Government's social media ban

Hunt for alleged police killer continues

And Oscar Piastri extends his championship lead

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Police are continuing to saturate Victoria's Alpine region in their hunt for Dezi Freeman

Protestors put on notice as rival rallies are held

Trump puts viral death rumours to rest

 

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A massive cold front has battered NSW, Vic, and South Australia

Search for gunman wanted over police murders, enters fifth day

Cities set to be brought to standstill by major events, road closures, and protests

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Reality TV star Matt Wright is vowing to appeal -- after being convicted of hindering the investigation into a deadly chopper crash.

Australia Post has bounced back from a multi-million dollar loss in earnings from last year.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce spotted out at a game.

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Police swarm a street in Victoria's high country as search for alleged police killer continues

Iran's Ambassador leaves Australia 

Bob Katter refuses to apologise after launching tirade at journalist

And Ariana Grande announces tour dates

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The Prime Minister has described two slain police officers as "heroes" -- as the search for their killer runs into a third day.

Strong travel demand has driven a 28 per cent increase in net profit for Qantas amounting to 1-point-6 billion dollars.

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Is Ariana Grande touring???

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In this week's episode of The Real Story, Joe breaks down the trifecta of national security issues plaguing Australia this week. Firstly, the curious case of Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles' sudden trip to Washington - can he get an audience with the Trump administration. Then, ASIO announced it believed that Iran was the mastermind behind at least two antisemitic attacks in Australian, prompting the government to expel Iranian ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi and his staff. And China's threats to seize control of Taiwan, there are growing concerns over Beijing's potential to throttle the supply of vital computer chips to the rest of the world.

National security, defence and maritime security expert, Expert Associate at the National Security College, and friend of the show Jennifer Parker joins Joe with her insights.

LINKS

• More info on Jen Parker
• Listen to Joe’s ‘Four The Record’ podcast with Tim Blackwell from Ricki-Lee, Tim & Joel
• Follow Joe Hildebrand on Instagram
• Read Joe's column in The Daily Telegraph
• Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial.

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Landmarks light up in blue for officers killed in ambush in Victoria's high country

Two children killed in US school shooting

Uber looks to launch service for kids

And streets turn red for La Tomatina

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Former W-A Senator Linda Reynolds has won her defamation battle against Brittany Higgins. 

The RBA will take into account the latest inflation numbers, which show a big spike in consumer prices.

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All the latest around the big Taylor Swift engagment news 

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