Breaking Politics - Inside Nepal’s Flood Recovery
One month after devastating floodwaters swept across Nepal's border with Tibet, humanitarian groups are working tirelessly to rebuild. The f...
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20 of 113 episodesBreaking Politics - Was OpenAI's Medicare breach illegal?
The federal government says it will toughen cybersecurity laws, if OpenAI cannot be charged over a recent data breach. A non-human agent bel...
Breaking Politics - Press freedom under fire in America
Legacy news outlets in the United States have banded together in a boycott, after President Donald Trump banned CNN, Politco and MS Now from...
Breaking Politics - The push to take Triple 0 out of Telstra's hands
A Senate inquiry recommended removing Telstra from control of Triple Zero, and handing it over to a new federal government authority. The in...
Breaking Politics - How does Australia get immigration down?
The Albanese Government has handed-down its immigration policy, tightenening access to various visa classes. Labor also intends to lower the...
Breaking Politics - Why are AI Companies pushing for more regulation?
Artificial intelligence developers are calling for greater oversight, warning the rapidly evolving technology could soon pose an existential...
Breaking Politics - Australia's productivity set for worst decade on record
New analysis shows Australia is on track for it's worst decade of productivity growth in 60-years. The Business Council of Australia says pr...
Will Donald Trump exempt Australia from tarrifs?
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and U-S President Donald Trump have overnight spoken for the first time since March. The two leaders discuss...
Breaking Politics - Is Anthony Albanese on the right track with AI?
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has used a key speech to unveil "world-leading" AI regulatory standards, arguing investment in the technolog...
Breaking Politics - Restaurants warn of 10% price hike
Cafe and restaurant owners are warning they will need to increase prices, in order to cope with a series of new expenses. The industry is co...
Breaking Politics - NSW Farmers' quest to ship wheat to Sudan
A small group of locals in rural New South Wales launched "Grain of Hope" to ship 500 tonnes of locally donated wheat to famine-stricken Sud...
Breaking Politics - Are western militaries prepared for war?
The Lowy Institute has released a new analysis claiming western militaries have failed to learn important lessons from conflicts in Ukraine...
Breaking Politics - What will happen to the children of the ISIS Brides?
A group of four women and nine children with links to Islamic State are set to arrive in Sydney and Melbourne today, ending years of limbo i...
Breaking Politics - How will changes to the NDIS affect autistic participants?
The Federal government has announced a suite of changes to reduce the cost of the ballooning NDIS. Eligibility criteria will be tightened, p...
Breaking Politics - Will Australia get the AUKUS subs on time?
A top American defence official says the US Navy's priority is manufacturing its own ballistic missile submarines, not the Virginia-class ve...
Breaking Politics - Musos singing the same tune on gas exports
Some of the nations most prominent musicians have joined forces calling for a 25 per cent levy on export revenue. Artists including Jimmy Ba...
Breaking Politics - AI data centre boom
The Albanese government has outlined a new framework, expecting tech companies building A-I data centres to fund their own renewable energy...
Breaking Politics - what's burning the democracy sausage?
New research shows an increasing number of young Australians are looking for an alternative political system.
Breaking Politics - the cost of the illicit tobacco war
AI Group analysis shows $10-billion is being drained from the federal budget from illegal cigarettes
Breaking Politics - Labor's Gordon Reid on the healthcare system
Gordon Reid represents the NSW Central Coast in Federal Parliament, but he also works part-time as an emergency doctor at a local hospital....