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LIVE: 'KINDERGARTENS, MUSEUMS, CHURCHES': RUSSIAN SHELLING OF KYIV CONTINUES

Source: ABC News/Topic: Unrest, Conflict and War


'I'M OUTRAGED': LIBERAL UPPER HOUSE MP TO QUIT OVER FEDERAL FLOOD FUNDING

Source: ABC North Coast/Topic: Floods


LAWYERS FOR MAN ACCUSED OF RAPING BRITTANY HIGGINS SEEK TO STOP MEDIA REPORTING,
HALT CASE

Source: ABC News/Topic: Government and Politics

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'SIX TO NINE MONTHS IS WAY TOO LONG FOR OLDER PEOPLE TO WAIT': STAFF
SHORTAGES IMPACTING HOME CARE

Thousands more home care packages are being rolled out to older Australians, but
advocates are concerned there aren't enough staff to keep up with demand.



Source: 7.30/Topic: Aged Care


FREDDIE MERCURY: THE FINAL ACT

The extraordinary story of Freddie Mercury's battle with AIDS and the
ground-breaking tribute concert Queen staged in his memory after he died.

Duration: 1 hour 29 minutes 37 seconds1h 29m

Source: iview/Topic: ARTS & CULTURE


THERE'S SOMETHING DIFFERENT ABOUT THIS MEDICAL ILLUSTRATION

A Nigerian medical illustrator noticed patients are always depicted as white.
So he decided to draw some with dark skin, and it's making a big difference to
patients.



Source: ABC Radio Perth/Topic: Health


ACROSS AUSTRALIA


'SIX YEARS OF AGE, WANDERING THE STREETS AT FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING':
AT-RISK CHILDREN IDENTIFIED IN THE KIMBERLEY



Source: ABC Kimberley/Topic: Crime Prevention


TRAPPED BY THE FLOOD, DOMINIQUE THOUGHT IT WAS HER 'LAST DAY ON EARTH'. NOW
SHE'S JOINING CALLS FOR AN INQUIRY INTO THE TRIPLE 0 FAIL



Source: ABC North Coast/Topic: Floods


FISHERMAN FORCED DECKHAND TO SWIM ACROSS CROCODILE-INHABITED RIVER, COURT TOLD



Source: ABC Far North/Topic: Courts and Trials

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EDITOR'S CHOICE


THESE VEGETARIAN 'SAUSAGE' ROLLS ARE INSPIRED BY A CLASSIC GREEK DISH

Hetty McKinnon's spanakopita rolls are incredibly adaptable — they're great for
dinner, as a snack or added to kids' lunch boxes. Serve them with this tangy
tomato, chickpea and dill salad.



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Recipes


'JUST THE AUSSIE THING TO DO': THREE TRADIES ON A MISSION TO HELP FLOOD-AFFECTED
NSW

Three north-east Victorian tradies spent their long weekend volunteering to help
with recovery efforts at flood-affected Woodburn in New South Wales.



Source: ABC Goulburn Murray/Topic: Volunteers


SOME COUNTRIES ARE CUTTING TAX TO LOWER PETROL PRICES. HERE'S WHY AUSTRALIA
SHOULDN'T

Cutting petrol tax to bring down the cost of living used to be the political
version of a joke. But no-one is laughing now. New Zealand has done it and the
US might too. Should Australia follow suit?



Source: The Conversation/Topic: Petrol Prices


'THINGS JUST EXPLODED': IN TEN YEARS, THIS INITIATIVE HAS CHANGED THE AUSTRALIAN
LITERARY LANDSCAPE

Since its inception in 2012, the $50,000 Stella Prize has changed the lives of
Australian women and non-binary authors like Charlotte Wood and Jess Hill.



Source: ABC Arts/Topic: Books (Literature)


LIZZIE WIFFEN'S MUSSELS KILPATRICK

This is a delicious way to serve shellfish. Traditionalists can prepare the
classic recipe with bacon, but you can also use finely grated cauliflower as a
meat-free substitute.



Source: ABC Radio Melbourne/Topic: Recipes




DAILY DISCOVERIES


FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM ARE AWASH WITH MISINFORMATION. WHO IS STEMMING THE FLOW?

In a world where barefaced lies are becoming all the more common, and social
media propels them to new heights, fact checkers can help you sort fact from
fiction online, writes Sushi Das.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Disinformation and Misinformation


COMMON PETROL MYTHS BUSTED, PLUS WAYS TO SAVE ON FUEL

Making some small changes could help you save money at the bowser — so is there
any truth to the myths about the best and worst fuel habits? We asked the
experts.



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Personal Finance


SAMMY J’S “MEMORY”, AS PERFORMED BY SCOMO’S CAT

There’s been a lot of talk this week about the Prime Minister’s cat. Now, it
finally speaks out. Or sings, rather.

Duration: 2 minutes 27 seconds2m 27s

Source: ABC Radio


DARK MOFO ANNOUNCE FIRST ARTISTS FOR THEIR 2022 RETURN

The festival goes back to a two week affair this year, with some incredible
guests already booked



Source: Double J


A MODEST BUDDHIST PROPOSAL FOR HOW TO KEEP DANGEROUS PEOPLE OUT OF POWER

While most agree that sociopaths should be kept out of positions of power, their
peculiar combination of manipulation and ruthlessness ironically favours them to
succeed in business and politics.



Source: ABC Religion & Ethics/Topic: Community and Society


TROPICAL F**K STORM & KING GIZZARD DROP COLLAB EP, SATANIC SLUMBER PARTY

The surprise release stems from a jam recorded while King Gizz made 2019 album
Fishing For Fishies with TFS.



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


THE MENTAL TOLL OF THE FLOOD CRISIS

Alongside the physical devastation caused by the NSW and QLD floods, there's
also been an immense mental toll. $25 million dollars of additional funding from
the Federal Government has now been dedicated to mental health services.

Duration: 9 minutes 12 seconds9m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Government and Politics


CELEBRATING 90 YEARS OF THE ABC


YOUNG PEOPLE RUNNING AMOK IN 1960S SYDNEY

The western Sydney suburb of Fairfield was reportedly in the grip of a
delinquency epidemic in the 1960s, with a spate of attacks on amenities by
'leather-jacketed louts'.
Duration: 15 minutes 25 seconds15m

Source: ABC News/Topic: Community and Society


FEMALE UNI STUDENTS ASKED ABOUT THEIR ROLE IN SOCIETY

In 1961, among a slowly shifting tide of societal attitudes, ABC TV program A
Woman's Place interviewed female university students about their future.
Duration: 4 minutes 2 seconds4m 2s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Community and Society


AN INTERVIEW WITH THE GLAMOROUS SEQUIN SISTERS (1973)

'I tend to surround myself with some form of fantasy, but I think if you're
going to create, you've got to do something like that anyway.'
Duration: 10 minutes 19 seconds10m

Source: ABC News/Topic: Fashion


MARK COLVIN PAYS TRIBUTE TO ANDREW OLLE

Esteemed journalist Mark Colvin pays tribute to his friend Andrew Olle.
Duration: 4 minutes 30 seconds4m 30s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Journalism

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY


THESE MEN ALL STARTED AS APPRENTICES AT THE SAME COMPANY IN 1982 — FOUR ARE
STILL THERE

Brenden Eeles, Neville Peucker, Norman Walpole and John Kelly started working at
Ford in Geelong in 1982. Much has changed in the past 40 years, but their
employer hasn't.



Source: ABC Radio Melbourne/Topic: Work


MYTHOLOGY AND LIVED EXPERIENCE COLLIDED ON PJ HARVEY'S BRILLIANT 1992 DEBUT

PJ Harvey's debut album Dry referenced fallen fruit, blood, lust and betrayal.
Her voice possessed a powerful range and expression, and the muscular force of
her bluesy rock hooked us immediately.



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


THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGE

Language expert Simon Horobin muses on the changing meaning of words, phrases,
and punctuation.

Duration: 19 minutes 2 seconds19m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Education


A LIFE IN TEN PICTURES – SERIES 1 MUHAMMAD ALI

Muhammad Ali is one of the most photographed men in history, but just a handful
of iconic shots and private snaps reveal a new story: an extraordinary life
through a unique lens.

Duration: 51 minutes 45 seconds51m

Source: iview/Topic: ARTS & CULTURE




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