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Podcasts:
Donald Trump's latest deal; Bali bombers' 'spiritual leader' receives a presidential pardon; Kelly O'Dwyer steps out of politics; And the 'Barty Party'.
The World Economic Forum releases its 2019 Global Risks Report; The murder of Aiia Maasarwe in Melbourne; What next on Brexit; Australia's Rich List; And grilled peaches (yum).
Lots of Brexit fallout; Reports live export workers were offered payments by Animals Australia; Canada and China tensions; And the doll stealing headlines at the Aussie Open.
Details of the Jayme Closs kidnapping emerge; Scott Morrison heads to the Pacific Islands; Fish kill in our rivers; And thing that are going viral.
The UK parliament is set to vote on Brexit this week; Trump takes to Twitter on Turkey; 120 million pilgrims to visit one city in India between now and March; And the insta-famous egg.
More details on the withdrawal of US troops from Syria; Saudi refugee Rahaf Alqunun arrives in Canada; A gas explosion in Paris; And the Australian Open starts in Melbourne today.
The US shutdown is set to continue as Trump visit the border; A victorian man has been arrested over consulate parcels; Jeff Bezos's fortune; And Friday Lites.
Suspicious packages sent consulates and embassies in Australian; The government looks for support for a national register of child sex offenders; Darkening skies for the worlds economy; And John Travolta's hair.
We talk tech as Samsung announces profit drop; Flights grounded at Heathrow due to drone sighting; Kim Jong Un turns 35; And it's January so some tennis news.
Property prices and the economy; Saudi teenager who was seeking asylum in Australia won't be deported from Thailand; India wins it first ever test series in Australia and the world's most tweeted tweet.
The latest on the US government shutdown; protests in St Kilda; Chinas comments on Taiwan; And the Today Show's new lineup.
The last Squiz of 2018 - Trump withdraws troops from Syria; Reports Japan is looking to recommence commercial whaling; Steve Smith's new ad; And Friday Lites. Merry Christmas everyone!
Energy policy for your Thursday; Karl Stefanovic; NZ will vote to legalise recreational cannabis; And Ken from Wales.
A report into Russian interference on social media during the 2016 Presidential election; Drownings near Coffs Harbour; Majak Daw in hospital; And Bambi for criminals.
As we wind down, this episode of Squiz'splains looks into the where our Christmas traditions come from, and some of the more surprising traditions from around the world. Plus, we'll tell you about the podcasts, books, movies, TV shows and recipes we liked this year.