Squiz Today
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Podcasts:
Our expensive healthcare gap; Aretha Franklin has died aged 76; The Boston Globe is jack of Donald Trump's anti-media rhetoric; And Friday Lites. 'Ava a great Friday.
The furor around Senator Fraser Anning's first speech; Bushfires across NSW; A business news wrap including tough results for Wesfarmers and Fairfax. And Claire explains why fat cells are sexist. Thursday it is.
Tragic bridge collapse in Italy; An update on the NEG; Superannuation under the spotlight at the Banking Royal Commission; And Melbourne has been bumped from its title of the world's most lievable city.
The Coalition meet this morning with the hot topic being the National Energy Guarantee; A health news wrap including the death of a woman after the implantation of plastic under her skin; How Turkey's economy is affecting our dollar; And a must-see movie recommendation. It's Tuesday, it's a good day.
Federal parliament resumes today - we take you through what to expct this week; The case against weedkiller, RoundUp; VC recipient Ben Roberts-Smith denies accusations of bullying and intimidation aired over the weekend; And we're off to explore the sun. Have a good Monday.
Another earthquake in Lombok; Frydenberg takes his NEG plan to the states; An airstrike hits a school bus in Yemen; The Oscars shake things up; And Friday Lites. Have a great weekend.
The government gives nearly half a billion dollars to the Great Barrier Reef Foundation but Labor questions the process; Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton revokes the citizenship of five aussie terrorists; We extend your Malaysian politics knowledge; And Aussie Ruby Rose cast as Batwoman.
Debate as our population hits 25 million; The US reimposes sanctions on Iran; Andrew Gaff faces an eight week suspension; And popstar Pink is not well enough to perform.
Latest on the earthquake in Lombok; Qld and Vic not convinced by the National Energy Guarantee; And one pub group is in strife over a program to reward 'high-value' patrons who play the pokies; And the EpiPen shortage. Happy Tuesday.
The National Energy Guarantee will be put to the states this week; Another earthquake in Indonesia; Additional funding for farmers affected by the drought; And Osama Bin Laden's mother has given her first ever interview.
The Labor MP accused of bullying and harrasment; 600kg of cocaine thrown from a boat off Byron Bay; Our Foreign Minister weighs in on whaling; Takata airbag recall reminder; And Friday Lites. It's a jam-packed Squiz Today.
Coles and the tale of the single use plastic bag; House prices continue downward; Chinese telco Huwaei overtakes Apple to become second highest seller of phone handsets worldwide; And an Aussie wins the Fields Medal.
We take you through some key stats out of the HILDA report; The My Health Record privacy debate rolls on; A trilateral agreement between US and Japan; And Stormy the stray dog.
The findings of a report into missing flight MH370; Shuffling in the Prime Minister's Office; 4 million Indians risk losing citizenship; And mayonnaise ice cream, yep.
The wash up from Super Saturday by-elections; Ecuador says Julian Assange has overstayed his welcome; Zimbabwe votes; Earthquakes in Indonesia, fires in California and a typhoon in Japan; and all about the Attagirls.
