Invisible poison: The vaping epidemic in our schoolyards
Vaping is a growing problem among our youth, with widespread accessibility and a multitude of health and addiction risks facing our adolescents. But it’s not just an issue for kids - it’s also a growi...
21 Syys 202310min
Invisible poison: Vaping residue is the new secondhand smoke
New research has found vape residue clings to furniture, car interiors and walls and remains toxic for up to a month- even worse than cigarettes! Kids are particularly affected because they're more li...
20 Syys 202317min
Why endometriosis is a big problem with little help
New research has found the endometriosis crisis in Australia is worsening. Endometriosis is a common, yet painful disease where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows outside of the womb. In 2...
20 Syys 202310min
No campaigner Warren Mundine lays out his case against the Voice
Warren Mundine is a Bungulung man and one of those leading the charge opposing the referendum for an Indigenous Voice to parliament. He was the national president of the Australian Labor Party in 2006...
19 Syys 202314min
Russell Brand: Celebrity, power, sex and what's next
In this extra episode of The Briefing: Comedian, actor, writer, podcaster and conspiracy theorist, Russell Brand, has come under fire. While Brand has been a celebrity for more than twenty years, over...
19 Syys 202311min
Yes leader Noel Pearson on winning the soft No
Noel Pearson is one of Australia's most respected Indigenous leaders - fighting for Constitutional recognition since the Howard era. With just four weeks to go until the referendum, he sits down with ...
18 Syys 202312min
10 years in limbo: The 12,000 refugees still waiting for residency
In this headlines-free extra episode of the Briefing: Meet the 12,000 people on temporary protection visas who are blocked from the government’s new pathway to permanent residency. That’s because they...
18 Syys 202310min
Allergy nation: Why your risk is predicted to explode by 70%
It’s spring, so let’s talk allergies!Australia is considered the allergy capital of the world. Allergic disease currently affects more than four million Australians and that number is expected to rise...
17 Syys 202316min
