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With the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran dragging on, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves through global supply chains and Australian petrol pumps. As the Prime Minister unveils a National Fuel Security Plan to stop the panic buying, we look at why the fuel excise has been halved and what it actually means for your hip pocket.
Plus, with Victoria and Tasmania introducing free public transport while other states hold out, we’re joined by political analyst Amy Remeikis to unpack the federal government's relief strategy and why some states are refusing to come to the party.
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Hosts: Taylah Strano & Claire Murphy
Guest: Amy Remeikis, Chief Political Analyst at The Australia Institute & Contributing Editor at The New Daily
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Fugitive Dezi Freeman has been shot dead by police at a property in Victoria’s north-east, after seven months on the run.
National Cabinet has agreed on a new plan to boost fuel security across Australia, with all states and territories on board.
Principals and school leaders are facing rising threats, physical violence and bullying, with more than half seriously contemplating leaving their roles.
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s son is following in his footsteps, winning his first bodybuilding competition.
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Host: Ailish Delaney
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Technological advances rarely arrive without trade-offs, and now our smartphones are back under the microscope with claims they are fundamentally changing the way we fall in love.
From 'phubbing' your partner to forming attachment-style bonds with your device, we investigate how constant notifications might be interfering with our ability to form deep human connections.
We speak with psychologist Carly Dober and sex-and-relationship therapist Lisa Torney to find out if your phone is acting like a 'significant other' and how we can stay intimately connected in a digital world.
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Anthony Albanese has hit back at Donald Trump, after the US President took a swipe at Australia and a string of allies, for not getting more involved in the war against Iran.
Taylor Swift has made her first public appearance this year, attending the iHeart Radio Music Awards with fiancé, Travis Kelce.
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From a landmark lawsuit on social media addiction to a humanoid robot making an appearance at the White House, the internet moves so fast that if you blink, you’ve missed half of it.
This week, we’re unpacking the three tech stories you need to be across. We look at the Los Angeles jury that found Meta and Google liable for millions in damages, marking a massive win in the fight against app features designed to hook minors.
Plus, we’re stepping inside the White House where Melania Trump has welcomed a human-shaped AI guest to pitch the future of 'robot teachers'.
And, why has OpenAI suddenly pulled the plug on its viral video-generation tool, Sora? We’re joined by futurist Mark Pesce to unpack it all.
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Hosts: Taylah Strano & Claire Murphy
Guest: Mark Pesce, Futurist & Honorary Associate at Sydney University
Audio Producer: Jacob Round
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A U.S. jury has ordered Google and Meta to pay $4.3 million after finding them liable for social media addiction
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Host: Tahli Blackman
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We’ve only just cooled down from the steamy fourth season of Bridgerton, but the next lead has officially been confirmed, and it’s a major departure from the original books.
As speculation reaches a fever pitch, we’re indulging in everything we know about the much-anticipated fifth season.
Today, we sit down with Grace Rouvray from the Watch Party podcast to unpack the reveal of Francesca Bridgerton and Michaela Stirling, exploring the internet’s reaction to the gender-swap and why the show decided to skip over Eloise for now.
Plus, we investigate the future of Lady Whistledown and whether we’ll be waiting years for the next chapter of the ton to drop on Netflix
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Guest: Grace Rouvray, Host of Watch Party
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As global tensions and conflict in the Middle East threaten the flow of oil into Australia, the warning signs are flashing. While we aren't out of fuel yet, regional towns are already seeing shortages, prices at the bowser are climbing, and supply is at risk of running low.
So, how much do we really have left, and why is our 'just-in-time' delivery system so vulnerable to international shocks?
Today, we're joined by the NRMA's Peter Khoury to explain where our fuel actually comes from and how many days of reserves we have left.
Plus, consumer behaviour expert Dr Paul Harrison joins us to discuss the psychology of panic buying and how this shortage will eventually hit your grocery bill and your commute.
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