Part 1: AI crushed Tom’s career. Are the rest of us next?
Tech billionaires like Elon Musk say the AI systems they're building will replace lots of people’s jobs, but also create better ones in their place. Is that true? In Part One of the Briefing’s special...
3 Mars 202518min
The high-profile illness seeing Aussie parents wrongly accused of abuse
Headlines: Europe is putting together a ‘coalition of the willing’ to stop the war in Ukraine, Israel blocks entry of all humanitarian aid into Gaza, and Labor vows further spending on health while Co...
2 Mars 202527min
From Julian Assange to Amber Heard: The Australian lawyer behind it all
Jen Robinson made headlines as the lawyer who helped secure the release of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange after 14 years, but her advocacy doesn’t stop there. From representing Amber Heard, to chall...
28 Feb 202541min
Who is the 'Milkshake Man' representing Australia at Eurovision?
Viral emerging pop sensation Go-Jo, also known as Marty Zambotto, will represent Australia at Eurovision in Basel, Switzerland this year. He’s taken the internet by storm and now, he’s hoping to do th...
28 Feb 202518min
Star Casino is in a trading halt, but can a casino go broke?
Casinos are usually synonymous with high rollers and high stakes. But running a business of the size and scale of a casino comes with big risks and big expenses – despite having a possibly never-endin...
28 Feb 202515min
Are you the winner in the deal between Virgin and Qatar?
Friday headlines: Australian divorce rates at lowest in half a century, Penny Wong accuses coalition of ‘gunboat diplomacy’, mystery surrounds death of legendary Hollywood actor, and Katy Perry is goi...
27 Feb 202523min
Yes Marty Sheargold, endometriosis exists
Overnight, comedian and broadcaster Marty Sheargold parted ways with Triple M after comments he made on his drive show surrounding his views on the national Australian women’s soccer team The Matildas...
27 Feb 202513min
Thousands killed, millions displaced. Is the West giving up on the Congo?
Thursday Headlines: Dutton defends share purchases and late property disclosures, religious sect jailed over death of Elizabeth Struhs, cost of private health insurance in Australia to go up and Marty...
26 Feb 202526min
