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The divorce rate has been in decline in Australia for the last twenty years, but Covid has changed all that. In this Briefing, we’re joined by Jack Whelan, cofounder of The Seperation Guide who tell...

23 Sep 202122min

Gabby Petito and her fiancé Brian Laundrie headed off on the trip of a lifetime, a van adventure across the US, last month. They’re social media influencers with more than a million followers between...

22 Sep 202122min

Tom sits down with his co-host Annika Smethurst to take a deep dive into what motivates Scott Morrison, the man Annika has dubbed ‘The Accidental Prime Minister’. In this episode we hear about Morri...

21 Sep 202121min

Annika Smethurst’s new book on Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been released. Annika is a Briefing co-host and Walkley-award winning journalist. Tom sits down with Annika to take a deep dive int...

20 Sep 202120min

Deepfakes have been called the modern version of photoshopping… and they use a form of artificial intelligence called ‘Deep Learning’ to make fake images that look so real. Dr Mushhuda Glencross fro...

19 Sep 202122min

Jamila Rizvi sat down with Australian journalist, TV presenter, author, and now podcast host, Jessica Rowe to talk about how she finds little moments of joy through lockdowns, her personal experiences...

17 Sep 202132min

We all love our pets, and they’re loving having us around all the time. What’s going to happen when lockdown ends, and we’re no at home all the time? The Today Show’s resident vet Dr Katrina Warre...

16 Sep 202122min

The farming sector has been through one of the worst droughts in living memory. It is now preparing to reap a record harvest, while struggling to find workers amid state-by-state border closures. F...

15 Sep 202121min