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DO 1,043,776 EMPTY HOUSES HOLD THE ANSWER TO THE RENTAL CRISIS?

Source: The Conversation/Topic: Housing Policy


WHY AUSTRALIA'S GENDER PAY GAP IS WIDENING, AND WHAT WE CAN DO ABOUT IT

Source: ABC News/Topic: Government and Politics


FIGHTING AT UKRAINE NUCLEAR PLANT BRINGS CHANCES OF A MELTDOWN TO A 'COIN TOSS'

Source: ABC News/Topic: Disasters and Accidents

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'SOME OF THEM JUST COME HERE AND RELAX': THE $600,000 JOB FEW KNEW ABOUT, UNTIL
NOW

John Barilaro brought this highly paid trade role to the spotlight, but what do
NSW's six representatives to the world actually do? And do the positions
represent any value for money? 



Source: ABC News/Topic: Government and Politics


BERNICE CALLED HER FAMILY WITH GREAT NEWS WHILE SHE WAITED IN EMERGENCY. SHE
NEVER SAW THE NEXT MORNING

On the day she found out she was going to become a grandmother again, Bernice
Snell took herself to hospital for an ultrasound she never got. Fifteen hours
later, she died.



Source: ABC Gippsland/Topic: Health


WHEN WILL AUSTRALIA BAN PETROL CARS?

Will there ever be a day when petrol fuelled vehicles are banned in Australia?
One US state has already set a date.

Duration: 30 minutes 30m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Auto and Vehicles


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PHOTOGRAPHY CAPTURES SCALE OF HUMANITY'S FOOTPRINT ON 'MIRACULOUS PLANET'



Source: ABC Radio Sydney/Topic: Environment


LIVE: NSW NOW: DEADLINE LOOMS FOR RAIL UNION TO END LONG-RUNNING INDUSTRIAL
ACTION



Source: ABC News/Topic: Sport

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WINTER MIGHT HAVE FELT WET AND COLD, BUT THE NUMBERS TELL A DIFFERENT STORY

Was it really as cold as it felt? Spring has arrived and the BoM's winter data
is in. So, how wet was it compared to wet winters of the past, and where are we
sitting with the year-to-date data?



Source: ABC Weather/Topic: Climate Change


HOW TO RETIRE HAPPILY, WITH LESS

If you don't have much super, a high income, or your own home, you may feel left
out of a lot of the retirement advice on offer. But these specialists say, with
the right plan, even those with less can have a happy retirement.

Duration: 25 minutes 51 seconds25m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Personal Finance


CUSTOMISE YOUR SOURDOUGH WITH OLIVES, WALNUTS, OR EVEN SOUR CHERRY

There are so many things you can add to sourdough to make it an olive loaf or
fruit and nut loaf — the trick is knowing when to add them.



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Food and Cooking


WHAT TO DO IF YOU'RE IN AN UNDERPERFORMING SUPER FUND

Are you one of the hundreds of thousands of people stuck in an underperforming
super fund? Here's what to do.



Source: ABC News/Topic: Superannuation


DRAGON FRUIT POPULARITY IS GROWING — AND FARMERS HOPE THE INDUSTRY CAN KEEP UP

Whether it's the rise of the breakfast smoothie bowl or the controversy
of TikTok's viral 'pink sauce' craze, exploding demand for dragon fruit has
pushed the fledgling Australian industry into a recruitment drive.



Source: ABC Rural/Topic: Consumers




DAILY DISCOVERIES


CHECKMATE: HAVE COVID-19 VACCINES CAUSED A 1,000-PER-CENT SURGE IN EXCESS DEATHS
OF CHILDREN?

A jump in the number of deaths among children in Europe could be caused by
numerous factors, experts said, but vaccines are not to blame. 



Source: ABC News/Topic: COVID-19


WHAT WILL THE JOBS SUMMIT ACHIEVE? - POLITICS WITH DAVID SPEERS AND SAMANTHA
MAIDEN

The Political Editor for news.com.au Samantha Maiden and the host of Insiders on
ABC TV David Speers join RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in
federal politics.

Duration: 7 minutes 58 seconds7m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Government and Politics


CONCERT BROADCASTS

Welcome to your very own concert hall. Every week, ABC Classic brings you the
finest performances from around Australia and the world. Browse our forthcoming
concert broadcasts below, and listen on demand to our Classic Live concert

Source: ABC Classic


CAN YOU GET MONKEYPOX IN THE CLUB? BRETT SUTTON ANSWERS ALL YOUR QUESTIONS

Can you catch it in a nightclub? Can only gay men catch it? Victoria's Chief
Health Officer answers your monkeypox questions.



Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Health


JIM CHALMERS ON MIGRATION AND MULTI-EMPLOYER BARGAINING

While the jobs summit has seen broad agreement on raising the migration cap,
unions and business are at odds on a number of other points, the main one being
multi-employer bargaining.

Duration: 16 minutes 2 seconds16m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Government and Politics


WALLAROO MUM ENABLED TO ADOPT FOSTER CHILDREN

Wallaroo Mum, Margaret Wyatt was legally a mother-of-three. Now thanks to a new
pilot program she is the loving mother-of five, and couldn't be more thankful.

Duration: 2 minutes 39 seconds2m 39s

Source: ABC Radio Adelaide/Topic: Adoption


HERE ARE THE FIRST 41 ACTS FOR BLUESFEST 2023

It's still seven months away and Bluesfest 2023 already looks enormous



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


CELEBRATING 90 YEARS OF THE ABC


GIANT EARTHWORMS OF GIPPSLAND

In 1978, scientists were concerned that a rare giant earthworm (Megascolides
australis) found only in Gippsland could be facing extinction.
Duration: 3 minutes 13 seconds3m 13s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Animal Science


TRYING A NEW SPAGHETTI FORK

In 1978, This Day Tonight reported on the invention of a new fork specifically
designed to make it easier to eat spaghetti.
Duration: 3 minutes 54 seconds3m 54s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Food and Cooking


WHO ARE YOU BARRACKING FOR AT THE 1965 VFL GRAND FINAL?

It was supposed to be the greatest grand final ever. The ABC's John Penlington
reported on the day the Saints didn't quite go marching in.
Duration: 4 minutes 13 seconds4m 13s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Sport


SHOULD PEOPLE USE THE PILL?

In 1965, a reporter asked people on the street for their opinion on the
contraceptive pill.
Duration: 4 minutes 37 seconds4m 37s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Reproduction and Contraception

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY


THE RIGHT TIME TO VISIT ANCIENT EGYPT

This year is a very special one for amateur and professional Egyptologists
alike, as it marks the 100th anniversary of the discovery of King Tutankhamun's
tomb by Howard Carter.

Duration: 16 minutes 48 seconds16m

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Human Interest


MIKHAIL GORBACHEV VISITED CHINA IN 1989. WHAT HE SAW CHANGED HISTORY

The trajectory of our world was set in 1989 — the year the Berlin Wall came down
and Deng Xiaoping took a brutal decision to change the course of his
country, writes Stan Grant.



Source: ABC News/Topic: World Politics


ARCHAEOLOGISTS DIDN'T KNOW WHY THIS MAN WAS SO TALL — DNA REVEALED THE ANSWER

When Portuguese archaeologists unearthed the skeleton of a remarkably tall
individual in an Iron Age settlement, they assumed he was too tall to be a
local. They were wrong.



Source: ABC Science/Topic: Genetics


AUSTRALIA'S PUNK ROCK REVOLUTION

When punk came to Australia in the 1970s, it wasn't just a carbon copy of the UK
and US scenes, it had its own Australian flavour.

Duration: 54 minutes 8 seconds54m

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)




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