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Rates are on hold, after 10 consecutive increases so what happens next and what does it tell us about the global economy? 

Also warnings the housing shortage could last for years, but the Federal Government’s housing plan is being blocked in Parliament

Donald Trump has been indicted but will the charges laid against the former President play right into his hands as he bids for a second term in the White House?

Also we've seen a major moment for climate policy in Australia as the Greens reluctantly wave the Government’s signature policy through parliament. Will it actually work though?

A number of states are moving to ban the Nazi salute after violent protests, but can a ban tackle far-right extremism?

And the Federal Government has announced the proposed wording for the Voice Referendum, so what happens next?

A number of states are moving to ban the Nazi salute after violent protests, but can a ban tackle far-right extremism?

And the Federal Government has announced the proposed wording for the Voice Referendum, so what happens next?

It's the biggest defence spend in our history, so will the AUKUS submarines protect us?  And can they really be delivered on time and within budget? Also the US Government stepped in to assist the struggling Silicon Valley Bank but why did it fail and what does it mean for the global banking sector?

The Reserve Bank delivered its tenth straight interest rate rise this week, causing plenty of pain for mortgage holders. So when will the interest rate hikes end? 

Also, the Coalition's Robodebt scheme affected the lives of hundreds of thousands of Australians. So as public hearings into the scheme come to an end, what have we learnt?

The Federal Government has announced super changes that will take effect after the next election. It’s a small change but with big political risks, so what will Labor do next?

Also, the Federal Government has announced a review of how Australia Post operates but can it ever compete with delivery giants like Amazon?

The Government has flagged some potential small changes to the super system, so what will it do to your savings? 

Also, its a year since Russian forces invaded Ukraine. We hear an incredible story of survival and resilience from a former resident of Mariupol.

The unemployment rate is rising, but the Reserve Bank boss has made it clear that interest rates will keep going up too. So what will it mean for the economy?. 

Also, the US President says the latest objects shot down by the military weren't linked to Chinese surveillance. We look at what the balloon saga tells us about the state of international espionage.

This Week catches you up and makes sense of the big events dominating your news feed.