Police in hot water over neo-Nazi rally + Is uni a scam?
The Briefing9 Nov 2025

Police in hot water over neo-Nazi rally + Is uni a scam?

Monday Headlines: Coalition to meet this week to discuss Net Zero position, NSW police accused of ‘double standards’ as neo-Nazi rally outside Parliament House reviewed, more than 900,000 people evacuated as a super typhoon hits the Philippines, Princess Anne is in Melbourne today, and tributes flow for radio legend John Laws.

Deep Dive: More than 200,000 Year 12 students are sitting their final exams right now - but as they prepare to choose what’s next, are universities still worth it? With rising costs, leadership scandals and claims they’re being run more like businesses than places of learning, higher education is under pressure to prove its value.

In this episode of The Briefing, Chris Spyrou speaks with Western Sydney University Vice Chancellor Professor George Williams about whether uni still offers the ladder of opportunity it once promised.

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Who is the real Benjamin Netanyahu?

Who is the real Benjamin Netanyahu?

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11 Nov 202313min

Jane Lu is the ultimate lazy CEO

Jane Lu is the ultimate lazy CEO

In September 2010, with a handful of clothes to sell and a Facebook page for promotion, Jane Lu founded Show Pony in her parents garage. Fast Forward thirteen years, and ShowPo is a global fashion force, shipping to 120 countries and is rumoured to bring in upwards of $100 million annual revenue. In this chat with Jamila Rizvi, Jane Lu breaks down the highs and lows of becoming a fashion business powerhouse and what’s it like being a Shark Tank judge. Weekend list: Last Stop Larrimah on Netflix Britney spears memoir audio on Audible Send us your Weekend List suggestions on Instagram at @thebriefingpodcast!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

10 Nov 202327min

Who are the young Aussies still living Covid cautiously?

Who are the young Aussies still living Covid cautiously?

Australia is entering an eighth wave of COVID, with cases growing by 23.6% in the last reporting period.  Most of us are getting on with life, but did you know there are still young Aussies who are choosing to live COVID-cautiously? Many of them are skipping out on events, wearing masks everywhere and rolling up their sleeves to get vaccinated with each new booster. As a result, many are finding themselves in conflict with their friends and families, who don't understand why they’re choosing to live like it’s 2020.  On today’s extra episode of The Briefing, we’re speaking with Jonathon Papadopoulo, a young, healthy man who is choosing to live COVID-cautiously, to find out why. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

10 Nov 202312min

How our medications are making fish less sexual and more aggressive

How our medications are making fish less sexual and more aggressive

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9 Nov 202321min

Why our Miss Universe could be stripped of crown in finance scandal

Why our Miss Universe could be stripped of crown in finance scandal

A petition calling for Australia’s Miss Universe contestant to stand down, is gathering steam.  Moraya Wilson, who is the current Miss Universe Australia, is the daughter of two bankrupt property developers whose companies owe more than $45 million to creditors.  News.com.au has cited Australian Securities and Investments Commission reports that found companies run by Wilson’s parents, Anton and Melinda Wilson, owe the money to creditors following multiple company liquidations, including approximately $21 million to the tax office.  Since then, it has emerged that Moraya is a director of ten similar companies which ASIC is seeking to have struck off the business register. In this extra episode of The Briefing, we're joined by Alex Turner-Cohen, a finance reporter at news.com.au who filed today’s exclusive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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8 Nov 202320min

The Optus outage has exposed Australia's vulnerable telco network

The Optus outage has exposed Australia's vulnerable telco network

Have you been among the millions of Australians unable to make a call, get on the internet, travel into work or operate your business today? The Optus outage has highlighted a glaring issue in Australia; our reliance on three telcos to operate and maintain our entire communications network. So is it time for a rethink? And what risks does this expose us to? On today’s extra episode of The Briefing, Sacha chats with cyber security expert Nigel Phair, to find out. Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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