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In today's episode, global leaders condemn the deadly terrorist attack on a Manchester Synagogue, as Police reveal the identity of the killer who rammed and stabbed people, and arrest others on suspicion of instigating the act of terror.  Plus, former gangland kingpin Tony Mokbel facing a new trial after 18 years in prison. And good as gold! Who are big winners in the record run?

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In today's episode, National Political Editor Andrew Greene explains why Australia’s defence treaty with Papua New Guinea is an historic agreement, which will have Anthony Albanese breathing a sigh of relief after an earlier false start.  Plus, why reports of a squabble over iron ore between China and BHP caused a commotion. And Sydney pub baron Jon Adgemis declares bankruptcy.

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News Worthy Wednesday: In today's episode, Federal Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has accused the Labor Government of losing control of the nation's borders amid revelations Australian Border Force is secretly gifting $400k cray boats to people smugglers. Plus, a new era in housing as the government's 5% deposit scheme for first home owners comes into effect, but concerns remain that the plan could push prices higher. 

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News Worthy Tuesday: In today’s episode, the Albanese government remains confident the AUKUS deal is safe – so why is the Pentagon review taking so long?  Plus, no love for homeowners as RBA holds rates.  And, the world reacts to news of split between Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban.

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