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'COOL DOWN THOSE LEGGINGS ASAP': WHAKAARI SURVIVORS ANSWER QUESTIONS ON
ACTIVEWEAR

Source: ABC News/Topic: Crime


'IGOR THE TERRIBLE' WAS FOUND GUILTY OF SHOOTING DOWN MH17. HERE'S HOW HE PUSHED
PUTIN TOO FAR

Source: ABC News/Topic: War


'MY WORLD HAS SHRUNK AND SLOWED': WHAT IT'S LIKE RELYING ON THE KINDNESS OF
OTHERS

Source: ABC Radio Sydney/Topic: Health

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ENGLAND HAS A TEAM CAPABLE OF BRINGING FOOTBALL HOME — BUT INJURIES HAVE THROWN
A SPANNER IN THE WORKS

England's Lionesses are the fourth ranked team in the world, reigning
Euro Champions and inaugural Women's Finalissima champions to boot — but any
thoughts that football will be coming home have been put on ice for several
reasons.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Sport


THE 'SWISS ARMY KNIFE' OF SOCIAL MEDIA IS WORTH MORE THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS

Many WeChat-using Chinese-Australians have not even heard about the proposal to
ban it — but those of us who have are watching this space with mounting anxiety,
writes Wanning Sun. 



Source: The Conversation/Topic: Community and Society


FAILED PALAU MEDIA DEAL REVEALS CHINA'S PACIFIC INFLUENCE EFFORTS

A Palauan newspaper publisher entered into a media deal with a company that
turned out to have connections to Chinese security services.



Source: ABC News/Topic: World Politics


SYDNEY


WILL'S WALKING STYLE MAY NOT LOOK FLASH BUT HIS MARATHON EFFORTS ARE HELPING
BREAK DOWN STIGMA



Source: ABC Radio Sydney/Topic: Health


FROM FOOD PRICES TO COMMODITIES, HOW EL NIÑO COULD IMPACT THE ECONOMY



Source: ABC News/Topic: Personal Finance


'MY WORLD HAS SHRUNK AND SLOWED': WHAT IT'S LIKE RELYING ON THE KINDNESS OF
OTHERS



Source: ABC Radio Sydney/Topic: Health

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'BIG-TIME BAD NEWS': WHAT A SECRET COLD WAR PROJECT COULD TELL US ABOUT THE FATE
OF GREENLAND'S ICE SHEET

An ice core discovered at a secret US Army base may rewrite the history of
Greenland ice sheet melting, pointing to rapid ice loss and sea level rise after
relatively small historical warming.



Source: ABC Science/Topic: Science and Technology


WHY OPPENHEIMER IS THE FILM YOU SHOULD GO AND SEE THIS WEEK

Christopher Nolan’s masterful movie fuses spectacle and melancholy to tell the
true story of J Robert Oppenheimer, who oversaw the creation of the atomic bomb
and changed the course of history.



Source: ABC Arts/Topic: Arts, Culture and Entertainment


FOR FOUR YEARS, CATHERINE HAS FOUGHT JAPAN'S HIGHEST COURT TO BE REUNITED WITH
HER CHILDREN

Japan's sole custody laws have long been criticised for incentivising child
abduction, but the system may be about to change, with Australia playing a key
role behind the scenes. 



Source: ABC News/Topic: Children


WEEKLY NEWS QUIZ: THE COMMONWEALTH GAMES WERE TOO EXPENSIVE, BUT THIS QUIZ IS
FREE

Victoria's Commonwealth Games is cancelled, but the weekly news quiz isn't.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Offbeat


'THIS TEAM WILL BE THE END OF ME': HOW THE INTERNET REACTED TO THE MATILDAS' 1-0
WIN OVER IRELAND

The Matildas ground out a 1-0 win over Ireland to start their home Women's World
Cup campaign, and the internet was in agony.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Matildas




DAILY DISCOVERIES


FROM FOOD PRICES TO COMMODITIES, HOW EL NIÑO COULD IMPACT THE ECONOMY

Economists warn an El Niño weather event could add further pressure on
Australia's already high cost of living, although the country may be shielded
from some of the larger impacts likely to be felt overseas.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Weather


THE GROWING PROBLEM WITH STRATA MANAGEMENT

Between growing complexity for volunteers on strata committees, the cost of
living crisis forcing people to sacrifice paying their strata fees, and a push
towards medium density housing - the cracks are beginning to show.

Duration: 10 minutes 52 seconds10m

Source: ABC Radio National


NOOSH'S MARRIAGE WAS A HAPPY ONE — UNTIL SHE OPENED HER HUSBAND'S LAPTOP

Noosh thought the man she met in a chatroom during the summer after her 18th
birthday and married just two years later was the love of her life.



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Relationships


IF YOU’RE WALKING AWAY FROM THE CHURCH, HERE ARE OTHER THINGS YOU SHOULD LEAVE
BEHIND

Identifying three heresies of contemporary Western Christianity can release
church leavers to a more courageous, curious, human pursuit of truth.



Source: ABC Religion & Ethics/Topic: Christianity


US SECRETARY OF STATE TO VISIT PACIFIC FOR THIRD TIME IN TWO MONTHS

Antony Blinken will be the first Secretary of State to visit Tonga on his trip
next week, his third foray into the Pacific in two months as the US steps up
engagement in the region to counter China's influence.

Duration: 1 minute 42 seconds1m 42s

Source: ABC Pacific/Topic: World Politics


DAN SLAM

Victorian Premier Dan Andrews slammed after cancelling the 2026 Commonwealth
Games as Australia gets ready to host the FIFA Women's World Cup. 



Source: Media Watch


BLOC PARTY ANNOUNCE AUSTRALIAN HEADLINE SHOWS FOR NOVEMBER

The indie rock darlings play shows in Perth, Adelaide, and Hobart this November
while in the country playing co-headline dates with Interpol.



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


WAR ON WASTE


MAKE YOUR GARDEN EVEN GREENER WITH THESE FIVE TIPS TO REDUCE PLASTIC WASTE

Anna Matilda, aka The Urban Nanna, gives you her tips on how to make your garden
even greener by reducing plastic waste.


Source: ABC Radio Melbourne/Topic: Sustainable Living


CRAIG LEARNT TWO THINGS THAT SHOCKED HIM WHILE MAKING THE NEW SERIES OF WAR ON
WASTE

War on Waste host Craig Reucassel takes us behind the scenes of the latest
series and discusses what derailed national momentum to reduce waste and how we
can get back on track.
Duration: 1 minute 19 seconds1m 19s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Recycling and Waste Management


AFTER THE BARBIE MOVIE FRENZY FADES, HOW DO WE AVOID TONNES OF DOLLS GOING TO
LANDFILL?

Toys are the most plastic-intensive consumer goods in the world. So how can we
avoid movie tie-in fads adding to the surging plastic waste problem?


Source: The Conversation/Topic: Consumer Goods


CUT FOOD WASTE AND SAVE MONEY WITH FIVE TIPS FROM A FAMOUS FOODIE

Australians each throw out a whopping 300kg of food every year. But these tricks
from Alice Zaslavsky can help reduce your waste — and put money back into your
wallet.


Source: ABC Rural/Topic: Sustainable Living

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY


SECRET PLAN TO HIDE NUCLEAR WEAPONS UNDER ICE IN 1960S HINTS AT 'BIG-TIME BAD
NEWS'

An ice core discovered at a secret US Army base may rewrite the history of
Greenland ice sheet melting, pointing to rapid ice loss and sea level rise after
relatively small historical warming.



Source: ABC Science/Topic: Climate Change


GARDEN SHED CLEAN-OUT TURNS UP BIRTHDAY CAKE CLOCK WORTH $48,000

While cleaning out the shed, a couple stumble across a milk crate full of old
metal that turns out to be a valuable piece of Victorian history — but it nearly
went to the dump.



Source: ABC Capricornia/Topic: Offbeat


OUT OF THE SHADOWS: HOW WOMEN'S FOOTBALL FLOURISHED AFTER 50 YEARS OF DARKNESS

Women's football started with sell-out crowds in the 1920s, only to be banned a
year later. Through five decades of darkness, football's pioneers carried the
torch for future generations.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Sport


'A PORTRAIT OF TRAUMA.' THE STOLEN PRINCE WHOSE WISH IS STILL BEING DENIED

As a teenager, Prince Alamayu's requests to return to his homeland were denied
by the British. Now, over 100 years after his death, Ethiopians are calling for
his return.



Source: ABC RN/Topic: Colonialism




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