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FAMILY SEPARATIONS AND PREGNANCY TERMINATION: HAWTHORN RACISM REVIEW REVEALS
SHOCK ALLEGATIONS AGAINST FORMER COACHES

Source: ABC News/Topic: Sport


LIVE: 'IT'S HEARTBREAKING': HAWKS CEO BACKS AFL INVESTIGATION INTO RACISM
ALLEGATIONS

Source: ABC News/Topic: AFL


WHALES BEACHED IN MASS STRANDING IN TASMANIA — EXACTLY TWO YEARS SINCE HUNDREDS
DIED IN SAME SPOT

Source: ABC News/Topic: Mammals - Whales

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PRINTING MONEY MAKES THE GOVERNMENT MILLIONS EACH YEAR. BUT THAT MIGHT BE ABOUT
TO CHANGE

The Mint makes up to 140 million coins per year and it's a money-making
operation in more ways than one. But here's why eventually the money making
machine will stop.



Source: The Conversation/Topic: Economic Trends


CALLS FOR GUARANTEED COMPENSATION FOR DELAYED AND CANCELLED FLIGHTS, AS
AUSTRALIANS JET OFF FOR HOLIDAYS

As travellers board planes for long weekends, school holidays and footy finals,
airlines are facing calls from consumer advocates to guarantee compensation for
flight delays and cancellations. 



Source: ABC News/Topic: Consumer Protection


TIKTOK INFLUENCERS ARE TAPING THEIR MOUTHS BEFORE BED. WHY? AND IS IT SAFE?

Using a piece of tape over your mouth might seem like a cheap fix for your sleep
issues, but experts warn the trend might distract from serious health issues.



Source: ABC Radio Sydney/Topic: Sleep


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'LONGSTANDING CONCERNS': NSW LABOR MP LAUNCHES ATTACK ON MEMBER OF HER OWN PARTY



Source: ABC News/Topic: Government and Politics


FROM 'HAUNTED HOUSES' TO TOUCHING HOUSEWARMING GIFTS: WHY INTEREST IN HOUSE
HISTORY HAS SURGED



Source: ABC Radio Sydney/Topic: History

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LANEWAY FESTIVAL RETURNS WITH A STACKED 2023 LINE-UP

After a pandemic-induced absence of three years, Laneway festival is making a
huge comeback with Haim, Joji and Phoebe Bridgers heading up a blockbuster bill
from the returning summer festival fave.



Source: triple j/Topic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)


WEATHER FOR NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING PUBLIC HOLIDAY, AFL GRAND FINAL LOOKS WET

All that rain the Bureau has been talking about? It's here. Renewed and
increased flooding is expected in inland areas today before rain puts a dampener
on the east coast's National Day of Mourning tomorrow.



Source: ABC Weather/Topic: Rainfall


SALT OF THE EARTH: CHICKEN SALT CREATOR REVEALS ALL IN SHORT FILM

Season after season, chicken salt has been a must-have on hot chips at the
footy, on the beach or at home —and now its creator's story is being told in a
short film at the Adelaide Film Festival.



Source: ABC Radio Brisbane/Topic: Food and Cooking


HERE'S THE REAL REASON TO TURN ON AEROPLANE MODE WHEN YOU FLY

Air travellers are used to being told to switch their phones to aeroplane mode,
but is it really necessary?



Source: The Conversation/Topic: Internet Technology


PRICED OUT: MAPS SHOW AUSTRALIA'S ZONES OF RENTAL DESPAIR

Advertised house rents have hit record highs in 85 per cent of suburbs profiled
in exclusive new data. These maps reveal the areas facing the biggest hikes in
rent since the start of the pandemic.



Source: Digital Story Innovation Team/Topic: Rental Housing




DAILY DISCOVERIES


NASA'S JAMES WEBB TELESCOPE CAPTURES ITS FIRST PICTURES OF MARS

Months after dazzling the world with the deepest view of the cosmos ever
captured, NASA's James Webb Telescope turned its gaze to something much closer
to home.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Space Exploration


AUSTRALIA'S INTERNET REGULATION IS CHANGING. IT'LL AFFECT EVERYTHING FROM YOUR
BROWSING TO YOUR PERSONAL EMAILS

The technology industry has been told to develop codes that will regulate
"harmful online content", but critics say the scheme is flawed.



Source: ABC Science/Topic: Science and Technology


IT'S BEEN A BIG MONTH OF NEW, BLOCKBUSTER TV. NOW WATCH THESE HIDDEN GEMS YOU
MIGHT HAVE MISSED

From House of Dragon to Rings of Power, it's been a big couple of months for TV.
If you've already binged the hits, these are some of the hidden gems you may
have missed.



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Television


WHY UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT ZELENSKYY IS THE LEADER WE KNOW TODAY

Former Press Secretary Iuliia Mendel worked with Ukrainian President Volodymyr
Zelenskyy until a year before the war began.

Duration: 9 minutes 50 seconds9m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Unrest, Conflict and War


CHEATING THEORIES ROCK CHESS WORLD

The world of chess is in uproar amid allegations of cheating, cryptic tweets and
questionable tactics that have rocked the game.

Duration: 7 minutes 21 seconds7m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Chess


TAKE 5 WITH ZAN ROWE IS ON ABC TV AND ABC IVIEW: HERE ARE ALL THE DETAILS

All the guests, all the dates, and why music lovers won't want to miss it



Source: Double J/Topic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)


WIN A GARDENING AUSTRALIA PRIZE PACK

Competition open 6 September to 3 October 2022. Enter for your chance to win a
prize pack containing a Gardening Australia hoodie, tee and mug from ABC Merch,
plus the new Gardening Australia 2023 calendar and diary.



Source: ABC Commercial


CELEBRATING 90 YEARS OF THE ABC


QUEEN ELIZABETH II PERFORMS HONOURS FOR SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE OPENING

The Queen was involved in some landmark Australian moments. One was the opening
of the Sydney Opera House in 1973, amidst blustery conditions.
Duration: 4 minutes 50 seconds4m 50s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Royalty


QUEEN ELIZABETH II'S VISIT TO CONNORVILLE IN TASMANIA

Queen Elizabeth II visits a farming property in northern Tasmania during her
trip to the state in 1954.
Duration: 26 seconds26s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Royalty


A LOOK AT THE QUEEN'S FASHION OVER THE DECADES

The Queen became something of a fashion icon over the decades, with the
monarch's clothing choices playing a role in diplomacy.
Duration: 3 minutes 49 seconds3m 49s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Human Interest


WHAT ARE BARCODES?

In 1981, Beyond 2000 explained how barcodes would revolutionise shopping in
Australia.
Duration: 5 minutes 52 seconds5m

Source: ABC News/Topic: Retail Industry

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY


SMART SECRETS OF GREAT PAINTINGS – SERIES 1 EPISODE 21 BATHING AT ASNIERES, 1884
- GEORGES SEURAT

When Georges Seurat painted his canvass, he understood that his current era was
turning towards a fascinating and ruthless religion: progress. He was determined
that art should not remain left out of these drastic changes.

Duration: 26 minutes 12 seconds26m

Source: iview/Topic: EDUCATION


WHAT DO ROYALS DIE OF — AND HOW HAVE THEIR DEATHS SHAPED HISTORY?

From King George III's apparent madness, to Queen Victoria's genetic legacy,
take a look back at the illnesses (and deaths) that have shaped the world.

Duration: 30 minutes 30m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Medical History


'SO SUITED TO THE PART': CHURCHILL WAS THE FIRST PRIME MINISTER WON OVER BY THE
QUEEN

From Winston Churchill to Liz Truss, Queen Elizabeth ll worked with 15 British
prime ministers in her 70-year reign. Here are some key moments that give
insight into their relationships with the Queen.

Duration: 6 minutes 6m

Source: ABC News/Topic: Government and Politics


WHO KILLED HAMMARSKJÖLD?

The death of UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld, 61 years ago, on 18
September 1961 remains one of the biggest mysteries of the twentieth century.

Duration: 14 minutes 21 seconds14m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Air and Space Accident




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