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Today we explore a cave where birds’ nests are ruffling feathers, we meet a science star inspired by her mum’s cooking, we cheer on an Australian para-taekwondo competitor, we solve a meteorite mystery, and we hear a whale of a tale.QUIZ QUESTIONS:1. What type of birds are making nests on Indigenous artworks?2. What does STEM stand for?3. Where did…
An Australian has won a long legal battle against a Home Affairs’ attempt to remove his citizenship, after it wrongly claimed he was Papua New Guinean.
As the world rushes to avoid a third Covid-19 wave due to the Delta variant by getting vaccinated, several factors including the spread of conspiracy theories and distrust of vaccines are affecting their rollout in some countries.
President Biden issues new sweeping vaccine and mask mandates for more than four million federal workers. This, as the U.S. now averages nearly 62,000 new COVID cases a day fueled by the Delta variant. Severe storms move into the Northeast prompting tornado watches from Maryland to New Jersey. America's Suni Lee wins gold in the women's gymnastics …
With nearly 50 per cent of the population fully vaccinated, and a surplus of supplies, the United States is keen its vaccine supplies don't go to waste.
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COVID-19 vaccines are to become mandatory in the Federated states of Micronesia; new research has found Pacific Island countries are in line to lose millions of dollars in fisheries revenue due to climate change; and, members of the Polynesian Panthers share their hopes for this weekend's apology about the Dawn Raids.…
The Federated States of Micronesia has become one of the first countries to adopt mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations.
As COVID-19 cases reach more than 20,000 in Fiji, the International Federation of Red Cross says it will work closely with the government to bolster the country's supply of blood, which is running low.
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A research paper confirms fears that Pacific Island countries are expected to lose millions of dollars in fishing revenue because of climate change.
Reality shows are a central pillar of the television industry, but for the people who appear on them, the productions can be a gateway to years of mental anguish.As Naomi Selvaratnam found out, for some reality TV stars their moment in the spotlight nearly cost them their life.
It's been four years since the Syrian city of Al Raqqa was mostly destroyed during airstikes under the Coalition to Defeat ISIS.
Aussie packaging giant Amcor cuts a deal with Israeli company TIPA, to locally manufacture their trademarked compostable packaging.Di Kathryn Robinson
Australia's miners are hot property as global demand for electric vehicles soars, with the nation's bountiful lithium resources attracting particular attention.Di Rachel Pupazzoni
Pfizer is making a fortune on the back of it’s COVID19 vaccine and consequently company profits have soared. Alan Kohler has the details.
The increase has prompted New South Wales authorities to request support from the Australian Defence Force
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With cotton growing set to expand in the Northern Territory, communities want reassurance over water use.
As Greater Sydney's COVID outbreak continues to worsen, calls are growing for Australia to introduce rapid antigen testing in an effort to keep pace with the virus.
For weeks, millions of Australians have been trapped by outbreaks of COVID-19 around the country.The number of infections is climbing with the spread of the virulent Delta strain.This type of outbreak is exactly what the nation's leading experts warned of when Four Corners reported on the failings in Australia's vaccine rollout in May.Their warning…
Malhar Nabar, head of the IMF's World Economic Studies division, says global growth is expected to be maintained at 6% but the recovery will be patchy.Di Kathryn Robinson
Psychologists and other elite athletes say Simone Biles' openness about mental health could help to end the stigma surrounding it.
Vaccination efforts continue across the globe, as the delta variant causes sharp rises in infections and deaths.
Australia's annual inflation rate has jumped to 3.8%, up from just 1.1%. Inflation is also rising in the United States – but is it really a worry? Plus, the Australian-led innovation to bring the Consumer Price Index into the 21st century.GuestsProfessor Kevin Fox, Director, Centre for Applied Economic Research, UNSW Business SchoolNicki Hutley, ec…
Sydney residents who live alone under lockdown restrictions are relieved to be able to see one other person within a newly announced 'singles bubble'.
Brazil's coffee harvest has been disastrous due to bad weather, pushing the price of the much-loved bean to a new high.
New cases of the Delta COVID variant soaring over 400 percent in the U.S. just five weeks. This, as the White House is set to announce mandatory vaccines or testing for over 2 million federal employees. New research now showing fully vaccinated people with breakthrough infections can potentially spread the Delta variant. President Biden and a key g…
Do you worry about the teenagers in your life? If so, you’re in good company. Socrates, Aristotle and even Shakespeare wrote of the impulsiveness and peer influence of adolescents. Once, hormones were blamed. Now, MRIs tell us their brains haven’t finished developing - in key areas associated with much-maligned teenage behaviour. These include plan…
The outbreak has prompted the Indonesian Government to delay re-opening Bali to international visitors, sparking fears the crippling economic crisis could deepen.
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Joy and celebrations as Fiji marked back-to-back Olympic Rugby sevens gold with a convincing 27-12 win against New Zealand in the final; Fiji has asked asymptomatic health staff who have tested positive to COVID-19 to keep working; and, supporters of a man who's facing extradition from Australia to Samoa are hoping the change of government in Samoa…
Fiji’s National Sevens team have won back-to-back gold in Tokyo after beating New Zealand, fans in Fiji and across the world have been celebrating their win.
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Talalelei Pauga has been in custody in Queensland for nearly a year after the former Samoan government sought his extradition over an alleged assassination plot.
Joshua Jackson, star of Dr Death joins us to talk about his role in the ghoulish new TV series, a panel discussion with three filmmakers who have made documentaries about family, which are screening here as part of the Melbourne International Film Festival.
Fuel, electricity and fresh food drive the jump in consumer prices, but most economists say the larger price rises will not last long.Di Rachel Pupazzoni
New inflation figures out today were influenced heavily by surging fuel prices. Alan Kohler has the details.
