The designs are done, and have been sent off to print. They have also landed with Michael McLaren, who gives a nightly preview of the headlines on the front page of tomorrow’s major newspapers.

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Few Hollywood reporters have their fingers in as many pies as Craig Bennett. The glamour city is overflowing with juice, ripe for the picking with Michael McLaren.

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Michael McLaren discusses Australia's future population with Barnard Salt, Executive Director The Demographics Group, focusing on a recent Australian Bureau of Statistics report projecting the population to reach 39 million by 2071, up from the current 27 million. 

The report, conducted every five years, offers a post-pandemic assessment, offering a glimpse into a drastically transformed Australia in the coming decades.

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Tech Expert Stephen Fenech from Tech Guide joins Michael McLaren to bring you the latest news from the world of technology and helps you with your tech issues.

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Nine's Political Editor Michael Pachi joins Michael McLaren to discuss the news of the day and take your calls.

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The designs are done, and have been sent off to print. They have also landed with John Stanley, who gives a nightly preview of the headlines on the front page of tomorrow’s major newspapers.

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Listen to Nights with John Stanley, the full show podcast.

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Each Friday Scott Phillips from Motley Fool joins John Stanley to look back at the wins, losses, smiles, and everything else from the Australian and international finance world.

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Doctor Ross Walker joins John Stanley to discuss the latest in medical news.

You can listen to Ross Walker, Sunday evenings on Healthy Living.

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Alcohol tax in Australia accounts for about $20 a case, so why is it that non-alcoholic beers are more expensive than regular beers?

Ben Malouf from Craft Cartel joins John Stanley to explain the price disparity, and talk through what alcoholic drinks people are buying for Christmas.

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