This week on Planet America’s Fireside Chat, the gloves are off!  A bad night for Michael Bloomberg as his rivals go for the jugular.   Meanwhile, Elizabeth Warren comes out swinging, but is it too late?  Join John and Chas as they break down the highs and the lows of the Nevada Democratic debate.

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David Suchet may be best known as TV detective, Hercule Poirot, but there’s a lot more to the man who spends most of his life revelling in being other people.

In this interview, which first aired in December 2017, he talks to Jane Hutcheon about how Hercule Poirot has become darker over the years, playing an Islamic terrorist in Hollywood blockbuster Executive Decision, the amazing true story behind The Last Confession, and playing the baddie in Harry and the Hendersons.

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ABC fails to check claims Bill Gates purchased a $700 million hydrogen-powered superyacht.  Plus, media misreporting over the coronavirus and a Sydney cruise ship.  Nine News spruiks Costco but denies any commercial deal.  And the Federal Court dismisses ABC challenge over validity of AFP  search warrant.  

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As the presidential campaign winds its way to Nevada, Bloomberg surges in the polls. But does America really want another New York billionaire as president?  And as a chequered past comes back to haunt him, we talk to the judge who put a stop to Bloomberg’s controversial ‘stop-and-frisk’ policy.

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As part of his 2020 'Closing the Gap' speech, Prime Minister Scott Morrison detailed the control the government has had over the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.   The Drum reporter Stephanie Boltje visited the former Queensland mission and settlement of Cherbourg. Three elders explained just how controlling life had been in that community.   And a warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers, the following video contains images and names of people who have died.

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While Australia ponders opening new coal fields, Germany has declared the industry must end. The country’s last black coal mines were closed in 2018 and now the government has decided to phase out all brown coal mines and coal-fired power plants.    Under what’s called ‘The Coal Compromise’, the government, mining and energy companies and unions have all agreed to phase out the coal industry by 2038 in return for a $60 billion injection of government funds.     But the Coal Compromise is fragile. Environmentalists are demanding its immediate end, which they say is necessary if Germany is to honour its commitments under the Paris Agreement.     ‘We don’t have any time to waste. We can’t wait another 18 years’, says Daniel Hofinger, who is part of a newly formed anti-coal movement putting pressure on the government to act faster.    Reporter Eric Campbell visits the coal region of Lusatia in the former East Germany on the eve of a mass protest action which aims to bring coal production to a standstill.  Here, coal-dependent communities are fighting to keep the deal they’ve negotiated and are steeling themselves for the green invasion.     ‘The [Coal] Compromise we’ve negotiated offers hope to Lusatia’, says the mayor of a coal town, addressing her community the night before the protests.    Campbell joins the thousands of activists as they travel en masse to the coal region, out-manoeuvring police batons and pepper spray to shut down brown coal mines.

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Last year, St Kevin's found itself in the middle of a public relations nightmare when a video emerged of "Skevies" boys shouting out an offensive chant on a public tram.  The school says it "challenges its young men to become the saints and scholars of the modern era". But a Four Corners investigation has uncovered other incidents that point to a systemic problem.  Despite the school's insistence that it does not tolerate bad behaviour, Four Corners has uncovered evidence of how a desire to protect reputation at all costs has allowed a toxic culture to flourish.  Read more: https://ab.co/3bM6GvF

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