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AUSMUSIC MONTH

Celebrating Australian music

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LIVE: HARRIS SAYS THEY HAVE 'THE MOMENTUM' AS TRUMP REPEATS 'CRIMINAL MIGRANTS'
LINE AT RALLY

Source: ABC News/Topic: US Elections


'DAYLIGHT ROBBERY' OF DOWRY ABUSE LEAVING WOMEN STRANDED, BUT NEW LAWS OFFER
HOPE

Source: ABC News/Topic: Domestic Violence


LIVE: 'NOT TO MY KNOWLEDGE': ANTHONY ALBANESE DEFENDS RECORD ON QANTAS FLIGHT
UPGRADES

Source: ABC News/Topic: Federal Government

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FEATURED


THE 2024 MELBOURNE CUP FIELD HAS BEEN DECIDED. HERE'S YOUR GUIDE TO THE RUNNERS

Punters believe the international brigade are well-positioned to once again take
the spoils, with several raiders at the top of the markets. Explore our
interactive form guide to all the horses set to line up in Tuesday's great race.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Horse Racing


HOME LOANS ARE HARD TO GET. NOW SOME POLITICIANS AND BANKS WANT TO CHANGE THE
RULES

As the Reserve Bank meets to consider whether to cut interest rates, housing
affordability is again centre stage of the political debate.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Interest Rates


ORANGE JUICE PRICE-HIKE HARD ON SHOPPERS' POCKETS BUT GOOD NEWS FOR AUSSIE
FARMERS

There's a good reason the price of orange juice has risen and supermarkets are
not to blame.


Source: ABC Rural/Topic: Cost of Living


SYDNEY


SYDNEY MARATHON TO JOIN ELITE RANKS OF WORLD MARATHON MAJORS ALONGSIDE LONDON
AND NEW YORK CITY



Source: ABC News/Topic: Marathon


'A REAL SOLUTION TO THE HOUSING CRISIS': COUNCIL CAR PARKS IN SYDNEY TO BECOME
AFFORDABLE HOUSING

Source: ABC News/Topic: Housing Policy




TRACING YOUR BACKGROUND WITH DNA

Source: Listen

Duration: 39 minutes 16 seconds39m
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HAPPY 70TH BIRTHDAY, GODZILLA: TOURISM AMBASSADOR, OSCAR WINNER AND METAPHOR FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL DREAD

Godzilla may have had the odd face lift and seen some major technological
advancements over its 70 years, but no-one in showbiz works harder than this
apex predator.


Source: ABC Entertainment/Topic: Fantasy Films


HISTORIC PHOTO RECREATED IN QUEST TO SOLVE MYSTERY OF AUSTRALIAN HOUDINI'S FINAL
DISAPPEARING ACT

Photographer Pete Smith has recreated an image of carnival performer Hanco 100
years after the original was taken by his grandfather. He hopes it will draw out
the escape artist's descendants.
Duration: 7 minutes 9 seconds7m

Source: ABC News/Topic: History


SEJR WAS THE JACKJUMPERS' FIRST-EVER SIGNING, BUT A CARDIAC ARREST NEARLY ENDED
HIS BASKETBALL DREAM

After being the first player signed to the Tasmania JackJumpers, Sejr Deans went
on to represent Australia and then later moved to the US to follow his dream.
But a year into a contract, he suffered a cardiac arrest.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Basketball


JACK MILLER 'LUCKY TO WALK AWAY' AFTER NASTY CRASH IN MALAYSIAN MOTOGP

Australian MotoGP rider Jack Miller suffers a horror crash on the first lap at
the Malaysian Grand Prix, but luckily walks away with only minor injuries.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Motor Sports


JOHN FARNHAM'S COMPELLING NEW MEMOIR DOESN'T SHY AWAY FROM THE UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUTHS ABOUT HIS LIFE AND CAREER

From an abusive relationship to the cancer battle that's stopped him from
singing, the notoriously private John Farnham doesn't hold back in his first
autobiography.


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




DAILY DISCOVERIES


DAWSON'S CREEK STAR JAMES VAN DER BEEK REVEALS COLORECTAL CANCER DIAGNOSIS

In a statement provided to US media outlet People magazine, the 47-year-old says
he has been "privately dealing with this diagnosis". 


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


WILL YOUNG MEN TURN-OUT FOR TRUMP?

A reputable poll in Iowa has unexpectedly put Kamala Harris ahead of Donald
Trump in what was previously expected to be a safe state for the Republican -
largely driven by the turn-out of women voters.
Duration: 8 minutes 58 seconds8m

Source: Listen/Topic: World Politics


FROM DESERT TO OASIS : THE DEFIANT GRAZIER RUNNING A RADICAL REGENERATION
EXPERIMENT USING FERAL DONKEYS

Chris Henggeler is the only grazier in Australia using feral donkeys to
regenerate his remote property. Now he's on the wrong side of the law.
Duration: 2 minutes 12 seconds2m 12s

Source: Australian Story/Topic: Human Interest


KIRIBATI FISHERMEN TELL HOW THEY SURVIVED BEING LOST AT SEA FOR 33 DAYS AND
SOLVED A FAMILY MYSTERY

When Uein Buranibwe and his grandson Temaei Tontaake set out from Marakei Island
in Kiribati to go fishing, they didn't expect to spend 33 days lost at sea,
adrift on the vast Pacific Ocean.
Duration: 29 minutes 24 seconds29m

Source: ABC Pacific/Topic: Community and Society


WHY DOESN'T THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION RUN OUT OF AIR?

Where does the oxygen in the International Space Station come from and why
doesn't it run out of air?


Source: The Conversation/Topic: Science and Technology


NEW ROLES IN 2025 FOR PATRICIA KARVELAS AND GREG JENNETT

The ABC has announced new roles in 2025 for leading political and public affairs
journalists Patricia Karvelas and Greg Jennett.


Source: About the ABC


THE UNBEARABLE WONDER OF BEING COMPLETELY KNOWN

In her extraordinary book Three Women, Lisa Taddeo offers an immersive, intimate
account of the sex lives of three women whom she followed for nearly a decade.


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


AUSMUSIC MONTH


COUNTDOWN MUSIC QUIZ: BLONDIE BEFORE THEY WERE BLONDIE AND GEORGE MICHAEL'S REAL
NAME

It's the 50th anniversary of Countdown! Put your music knowledge to the test and
share your favourite moments as we celebrate Ausmusic Month.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)


J AWARDS 2024: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

Now in its 20th year, the J Awards are our annual recognition of the best in
Australian music. Get the full lowdown on how the awards work.


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


ABC IVIEW: ALL AUSSIE, ALL MUSIC, ALL MONTH

This November, we celebrate all things Aussie music with music documentaries,
specials, and live concerts featuring some of our biggest music icons.  


Source: ABC Homepage


THE SAINTS – (I'M) STRANDED

“We were hillbillies from Brisbane...most people thought we were crap”
Duration: 1 hour 1h

Source: Listen/Topic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY


DOCUMENTARY EXPLORES EVIDENCE OF ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIA'S PRE-COLONIAL TRADE WITH
ASIA

The Wangany Mala documentary delves into how Yolŋu people from north-east Arnhem
Land and Macassans from modern-day Indonesia traded before colonisation.  


Source: ABC News/Topic: History


IN 1835, JOHN BATMAN ATTEMPTED TO MAKE A TREATY WITH MELBOURNE'S ABORIGINAL
OWNERS. HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED

While the legacy of John Batman's 1835 treaty with Kulin elders is contested,
the story of the violent entrepreneur who tried to bargain with Melbourne's
Aboriginal owners is a defining moment in Victoria's colonial history.


Source: ABC News/Topic: History


DEADLY GAS LYING IN WAIT IN UNDERGROUND PIPES BENEATH TWO TASMANIAN CITIES

In 2010, three workers were poisoned by toxic gas from an old underground pipe.
Now there is a push to do something about the "potentially fatal" risk — but the
company that owned the pipes went bust and nobody knows where they are anymore.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Infrastructure


BEFORE AI WAS BRINGING DEAD ARTISTS BACK TO THE STAGE, A 1960S HOUSEWIFE CLAIMED
TO BE A MEDIUM FOR DECEASED COMPOSERS

Rosemary Brown claimed she had little musical training but produced over 300
pieces of music from long-dead composers including Beethoven, Chopin and even
John Lennon. 


Source: ABC Classic/Topic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)




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