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NSW CHO REVEALS WHAT WILL 'BREAK THE TRANSMISSION CHAIN', 919 NEW COVID CASES

Source: ABC News/Topic: COVID-19


LIVE: GOT QUESTIONS ABOUT CORONAVIRUS AND LOCKDOWN? ASK OUR EXPERT PANEL

Source: ABC News/Topic: COVID-19


SYDNEY DOCTOR REVEALS 'AWFUL' COVID SYMPTOMS AND WHEN TO CALL AN AMBULANCE

Source: ABC News/Topic: COVID-19

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NICOLE'S PARENTS JUST RE-BOOKED FOR A COVID SHOT. HERE'S HOW SHE CONVINCED THEM

The good news is that having a conversation about vaccination with someone like
a parent, who knows and trusts you, can be effective when it comes to moving
them away from hesitancy.



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Vaccines and Immunity


WHEN A WHALE DIES, IT BECOMES A FLOATING BUFFET FOR ALL SORTS OF CREATURES

Earlier this week, a dead whale surrounded by a pack of hungry sharks washed up
into Adelaide's port. So, what happens when a whale dies at sea and is washed
ashore?



Source: ABC Science/Topic: Marine Biology


AN AIRBORNE DISEASE CHANGED THE WAY WE LIVE IN THE 19TH CENTURY. WILL COVID DO
IT AGAIN?

A deadly airborne disease terrified Australians more than 100 years ago. This is
how Adelaide town planners helped to bring the outbreak under control. 



Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Disease Outbreak


ACROSS AUSTRALIA


COULD THIS ROCK ART BE THE THE WORLD'S OLDEST? NEW DATING TECHNIQUE COULD GIVE
US THE ANSWER



Source: ABC Kimberley/Topic: Archaeology


BACKYARD FRUIT GROWERS HAVE DAYS TO REMOVE NETTING THAT IS LETHAL TO WILDLIFE



Source: Vic Country Hour/Topic: Pests - Horticulture


'THEIR PARENTS WERE SLAVES': AUSTRALIAN SOUTH SEA ISLANDERS URGE BLACKBIRDING
ERA REMEMBRANCE



Source: ABC Capricornia/Topic: Multiculturalism

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REVISITING ALICIA KEYS'S DEBUT ALBUM, 20 YEARS ON

The breakout success of Songs in A Minor was heralded by one insanely catchy,
lovelorn song. After two decades, the impact of Fallin' remains profound for
fans worldwide.



Source: Double J/Topic: Music


WHAT IF HOUSING NEVER BECOMES AFFORDABLE?

Everyone knows Australian house prices are bananas, but understanding why stumps
even the experts. So will the current trend continue? And if so, where does that
leave renters?

Duration: 19 minutes 34 seconds19m

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Housing Industry


HOW TO USE MUSIC TO FOCUS, BUILD TEAMS AND AVOID BURNOUT IN LOCKDOWN

On the verge of burnout or feeling disconnected from your workmates? Don't
underestimate the power of incorporating music into your workflow and even
meetings.

Duration: 25 minutes 25m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Psychology


FACT CHECK: GLADYS BEREJIKLIAN ON SYDNEY'S 'HARSHER' LOCKDOWNS

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said Sydney's lockdown conditions were harsher
than those that had been imposed in any other state in the past. Is she correct?



Source: ABC News/Topic: Lockdown


'WE NEED THEM': OUTBACK QUEENSLAND WANTS AFGHAN REFUGEES FLEEING TALIBAN

Regional Queensland wants to open its doors to Afghan refugees, with local MP
Robbie Katter and business leaders lobbying the Morrison government to increase
intake.



Source: ABC North West Qld/Topic: Refugees




DAILY DISCOVERIES


CREATIVE CROSS-BORDER BUSINESSES USE A LOOPHOLE TO KEEP THEIR LIVELIHOODS ALIVE

With Queensland experiencing its strictest border restrictions, businesses use
this concrete barrier as a meeting point to swap samples, smiles and staff amid
the border chaos.



Source: ABC Gold Coast/Topic: COVID-19


'IT'S AN UGLY THING': HOW TO DEAL WITH SOMEONE WHO'S RUDE TO SERVICE STAFF

Workers don't often get the opportunity to defend themselves. Here's how you can
help. 



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Careers


WE DON'T ACTUALLY NEED KANYE WEST TO RELEASE DONDA

In a lot of ways, we’ve already experienced the best version of what any
official album release has to offer.



Source: triple j/Topic: Music


VALE CHARLIE WATTS, THE UNLIKELY ROCK STAR WHO KEPT THE ROLLING STONES ON TRACK

Charlie Watts remained unruffled while living in the belly of a debauched beast



Source: Double J/Topic: Music


KNOW SOMEONE WHO'S HESITANT TO GET THE COVID 19 VACCINE? DR KARL DEBUNKS SOME
POPULAR VACCINE MYTHS

Know someone who's hesitant to get the COVID 19 vaccine? Dr Karl debunks some
popular vaccine myths

Duration: 11 minutes 8 seconds11m

Source: ABC Radio


HAVE WE MISUNDERSTOOD THE DOHERTY MODELLING?

Who would have thought pre-pandemic that the intricacies of mathematical
modelling would become part of people's everyday conversation and widespread
media coverage.

Duration: 9 minutes 47 seconds9m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Health


SHOULD CHRISTIANS BE OPPOSED TO VACCINATION?

“The blood of Jesus is my vaccine”, read one protestor’s sign during the recent
Sydney anti-lockdown demonstration. It’s a pious statement, but a misguided one
— it promotes a position that is neither well-founded nor widely embraced by
Christians.



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


ABC KIDS


PIP AND POSY – RAINBOW TREASURE HUNTERS

Pip and Posy are a mouse and a rabbit whose lives revolve around a wonderful
world of play. Packed with warmth and humour, this is a joyful celebration of
their great friendship, its laughter and games, its ups and downs.
Duration: 7 minutes 7m

Source: iview/Topic: ABC Kids


WASH YOUR HANDS WITH ISABELLA

We can all help stop the spread of nasty germs by keeping our hands fresh and
clean. Join 7-year-old Isabella as she shows us how she washes her hands
properly.


Source: ABC Kids/Topic: Health


BTN CLASSROOM: AFGHANISTAN, FACE MASKS AND FAST FASHION

This week we've seen some distressing images come from Afghanistan, the COVID-19
Delta variant causing problems, and we take a look at the impact of fast fashion
on the environment.
Duration: 24 minutes 30 seconds24m

Source: BTN/Topic: Education


STORY SALAD: CAT, DOG, CAR

Three words, three minutes, one story salad. Listen to the latest story!
Duration: 5 minutes 5m

Source: ABC Kids listen/Topic: Children - Preschoolers

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY


AMERICAN TEENS LEAD EFFORT TO PARDON WRONGLY CONVICTED 'WITCH'

Elizabeth Johnson, who was wrongly convicted of witchcraft and sentenced to
death in 1693, is on the verge of being exonerated thanks to a class of
year-eight students.



Source: ABC News/Topic: History


THE ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR'S FIRST FEMALE PILOT REFLECTS ON HER 'WONDROUS' CAREER

Anne Lewis, now 95, started flying in 1947. Over her extraordinary career she
flew for the RFDS, the Royal Air Force, and as a commercial pilot.



Source: ABC Radio Hobart/Topic: Air Transport


AFGHANISTAN: THE LAND OF FAILED INVASION

Afghanistan has been invaded by foreign armies five times in less than 200
years. Every occupation ultimately failed. What can we learn from this history?

Duration: 29 minutes 6 seconds29m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: History


FROM BAMBOO HUT TO BILLIONAIRE: HOW ONE MAN ROSE FROM POVERTY TO RULE A NATION

Suharto's rise to become the billionaire autocrat of the world's fourth largest
country would have seemed very unlikely in his childhood, writes Tim Lindsey. 



Source: The Conversation/Topic: World Politics




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