RN Drive - Full program podcast

Mathias Cormann denies Abbott-Turnbull "war" and hints at wiggle room in PPL changes. The Australian Law Reform Commission to review indigenous incarceration rates. The Australian Border Force on the water and now, on air. World's oldest orangutan turns 60. Chaotic Calais camp shut down triggers fears for unaccompanied children. Research Filter: gastro, alcohol consumption and using your phone while driving. AIDS origin story of Patient 'Zero' is proven to be a myth . Tourism's role in fostering peace.

Cardinal George Pell questioned by Victoria Police. Matt Canavan on the Solicitor General stoush and a deal with Bob Day. Investigation continues into the death of four people at Dreamworld. Christopher Marlowe credited with co-writing Shakespeare plays. Air India breaks record for longest flight. Business and Economics: multinational tax transparency and Apple results. Majority of coral dead or damaged from bleaching in northern Great Barrier Reef. Australian shipwrecks.

Andrew Leigh: government is to blame for Census failures. Four dead after accident at Dreamworld . Is IBM to blame for #Censusfail? NT Government introduces new public holidays. NT domestic violence program delivering results. Class action launched against Appco. Tech Head: Australians frustrated with broadband and claims of hacker addiction. EU and Canada FTA stumble raises questions over a rising tide of anti-globalisation sentiment. Are film scores the symphonic masterpieces of our time?

Solicitor-General Justin Gleeson resigns. Linda Burney on Gleeson's resignation and changes to paid parental leave. How important is land release to housing affordability? Defending Wonder Woman's appointment as UN Ambassador. Federal politics: shock resignation of Solicitor General. 'Internship culture' encouraged by government plan. Sport: Four Nations tournament and NZ union dominance. Violence returns to Yemen as ceasefire lapses. Graeme Innes: A blessed life.

Marise Payne on the Adler shotgun and Mosul. Will a gun amnesty reduce the number of illegal firearms in Australia? Undecided: a US election mockumentary. The Wrap: guns, Al Smith Dinner and live streaming Mosul. My Feed: @FAotC. Grant-Lee Phillips talks Gilmore Girls and ancestry.

US election: the third and final presidential debate. He said, he said: PMs dispute details of gun control deals. Chris Bowen on gun control and budget repair. Change in visa fees means tickets for international acts also likely to increase. Research Filter: European mission to Mars and fussy eaters. Angela Davis on abolishing prisons, Indigenous incarceration and the US election. We're poets and we're changing the world!

Rishworth vs Tudge: the Adler and who's really running defence? Introducing the "povvo avo". Over 100 girls abducted by Boko Haram might be unwilling to leave captors. Stock market expert wins PM's Innovation Prize. Business and Economics: a credit crisis in China and a merger between Tatts and Tabcorp. Michigan barbershop gives kids $2 if they read aloud while getting a haircut. Who's watching your kids?

Gun laws derail the government's agenda on the ABCC bill. David Leyonhjelm on why we need the Adler shotgun. Tom Gleeson asks the hard questions. Life inside a Chinese prison. Tech Head: political Twitter bots and Airtaskers get a pay rise. The Philippines pivots away from the US. Dame Edna Everage on the G-spot.

The ABCC Bill back in the spotlight and Bob Day resigns. Australians arrested in Chinese gambling crackdown. Is avocado toast the reason millennials aren't buying property? Federal Politics: Family First Senator Bob Day retires and politicians returning as staffers. Tassie devil milk found to be a superbug killer. Sport: More cash for women's cricket and strong start to A-League season. Invasion of Mosul begins. The design factor.

Albanese on Kimberley Kitching, same-sex marriage and Attorney-General Brandis. Gloves come off in the Brandis-Gleeson stoush. Too much praise is bad for your kids. The Wrap: same-sex marriage, political games and respectful relationships. My Feed: @EuanRitchie1. Hidden Australian history in songs.