Can the government force supermarkets to lower their prices, and should it?

Australia is in the grip of a rental crisis. The number of rental vacancies is at a record low. On this episode of the Briefing, we hear from families living in their car; another family of five li...

10 Maj 202220min

The man found guilty of the murder of US doctor Scott Johnson on Sydney’s northern beaches more than 33 years ago, was sentenced last week. Scott Phillip White was handed a sentence of 12 years and ...

9 Maj 202222min

More than half of anyone born after 1997 uses social media as their main source of news. Google, Twitter, gaming and even Grindr, are being targetted by politicians and wanna-be politicians in the fed...

8 Maj 202219min

Our very own Antoinette Lattouf joins us on The Weekend Briefing. Antoinette's book 'How to Lose Friends and Influence White People' has just hit the shelves and is available at all good bookstores....

6 Maj 202231min

A 50 year old US federal law guaranteeing the right to abortion could be overturned. The draft Supreme Court ruling would strike down the 1973 Roe v Wade case – and would see abortion become a state ...

5 Maj 202220min

This is the second instalment of Jan Fran’s interview with Tom about his new book, “Speaking in Tongues” Today we learn how Tom took himself out of the hardcore Pentecostal church of his youth and ...

4 Maj 202220min

Not many people know Tom Tilley was raised in a Pentecostal Christian community....his father was a pastor. The church expected him to live by a strict set of rules – and to one day speak in tongues....

3 Maj 202224min

We’re halfway through the federal election campaign – and Labor is well ahead in the polls. Anthony Albanese launched the ALP’s campaign at the weekend, outlining five key policy areas the Opposition...

2 Maj 202222min