The long shadow of 9/11 twenty-five years on
Twenty-five years ago, the September 11 terrorist attacks killed nearly 3,000 people and changed the course of history. The images of hijacked planes striking the World Trade Center, the collapse of t...
10 Sep 35min
Is Trump buying votes? + Insta warns killing the algo will 'overwhelm' you
Friday Headlines: Head of Instagram warns against turning off algorithm Barnaby Joyce apologises to Andrew Hastie over 'traitor' video Donald Trump accused of bribery over 5k election promise August...
10 Sep 15min
'Wanker': Hanson slams Hastie + What can save Australia's ski industry
Thursday Headlines: Pauline Hanson defends Victorian One Nation leader, Andrew Hastie cartoon Anthony Albanese defends pork barreling allegations Another man killed in Sydney's escalating gangland ...
9 Sep 29min
Aus readies fresh Israeli sanctions + Is the gov really taking on big tech?
Wednesday Headlines: Labor unveils new laws to govern social media giants Missing Australian found alive in Nepal Penny Wong prepares new sanctions against Israeli settlements One Nation Victorian l...
8 Sep 35min
Barnaby Joyce isn't Jesus Christ + Opting out of the manosphere
Tuesday Headlines: One Nation has been forced into a quick defence of its plan for superannuation Australian bureaucrats want to ban videos from parliamentary hearings being shared on social media ...
7 Sep 25min
Is banning the algorithm censorship? + The teens being hired to kill
Monday Headlines: Gov to strengthen teen social media ban as it looks to create an opt-out approach to social media One Nation reveals superannuation policy Coalition wants to ban flag burning Manhu...
6 Sep 27min
BONUS: Why you need to think about donating blood
One in 3 Australians will need blood in their lifetime, but 1 in 30 donate across the country. Lifeblood says recent appeals have prevented supplies falling to critical levels but have not been enou...
5 Sep 17min
Our Take: Raygun's doco, suburban slugs + Father's Day socks
Despite suffering through a week of technical failures, we're back for this weekend's instalment of Our Take - our looser, goosier look back at the week that was, and what you and we made of it all. ...
4 Sep 31min
