- 11 minutes 3 secondsSquiz Shortcuts: Helen Haines' political background
Independent MP Helen Haines was critically injured on Monday afternoon when she was struck by a car outside her electorate office in Wangaratta in Victoria’s northeast. While the story around that incident is still evolving, we thought it might be helpful to give you an idea of who Helen Haines is, her journey into parliament, and what she’s best known for.
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Reading: Helen Haines’ maiden speech to Parliament in which she calls for action on rural health, climate change, and a federal integrity commission.
Reading: And here’s a piece that dives further into the handover from McGowan to Haines.
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19 October 2026, 11:51 pm - 11 minutes 49 secondsAussie MP Helen Haines has been injured in a "deliberate" attack
Tuesday 20 October: An Australian MP has been seriously injured, a UN agency is cutting aid to Gaza, Japan is heading to the moon, and the documentary we can't see yet...
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19 October 2026, 7:03 pm - 11 minutes 34 secondsA house of (credit) cards in federal politics
Monday 19 October: The card debate continues in Canberra, thousands of protestors have been arrested in France, the new White House press secretary didn't last long, and it's time to count more than just your chickens
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18 October 2026, 6:52 pm - 11 minutes 52 secondsAn investigation into a Greens Senator, and a BBQ corn salad...
Friday 16 October: An investigation into a Greens Senator's conduct, the US cancels plans to livestream an execution, messy manicures, and a tasty street corn salad...
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15 October 2026, 7:10 pm - 20 minutes 17 secondsSquiz Shortcuts: The Rugby League World Cup 2026
The winter footy leagues might be done for the year, but the footy is far from over… The 2026 Rugby League World Cup kicks off today here in Australia, co-hosted with New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. It's a tournament with a long but patchy history, a stolen trophy, and a format that's unlike any other world championship. So in this Squiz Shortcut, we'll take a look at how the Rugby League World Cup came to be, why this one almost didn't happen, and which teams and players to keep an eye on…
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Reading: This article from the ABC about which countries are involved in the tournament and why.
Watching: The RLWC2026 Preview on The Bye Round Podcast where NRL Premiership-winning coach Shane Flanagan shares his thoughts on the teams to beat.
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15 October 2026, 5:30 am - 11 minutes 41 secondsA discretionary trusts discussion in Canberra
Thursday 15 October: Trust issues in Canberra, an update on Pope Leo, thousands are still without power in Alice Springs, and a timely vote...
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14 October 2026, 7:02 pm - 12 minutes 51 secondsWhy the Albanese Government can't block an execution livestream
Wednesday 14 October: Calls to block an execution livestream are getting louder, French fridges are being hacked, allegations of an egg carton cartel, and the search for Amelia Earhart's missing plane is underway
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13 October 2026, 6:38 pm - 11 minutes 43 secondsSquiz Shortcuts: The Cornell 7 case
One of the biggest stories in the US over the last few weeks has been the case of the Cornell 7, a group of college students accused of sexual assault at a prestigious American university. It’s started a huge debate - not just in the US, but across the world - about consent and college culture, and shone a spotlight on how institutions respond to cases like this. So in this Squiz Shortcut, we’ll take a look at the allegations, why the case has struck such a nerve, and how it’s turned into a full-blown culture war in the US.
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Reading: This piece from CNN looks at what’s next in the criminal investigation of sexual assault at Cornell.
Reading: This article in The Guardian examines fraternity culture in the US and whether there’s a case for shutting them down.
Reading: The Safe Response Toolkit created by The STOP Campaign, which is designed to support and inform victim-survivors through the process of disclosing or reporting sexual violence.
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13 October 2026, 5:30 am - 15 minutes 34 secondsA stoush over surcharges in Canberra
Tuesday 13 October: A stoush over surcharges in Canberra, Aussie politicians want to block an execution livestream, why cows are wearing activity trackers, and Powderfinger's comeback is official...
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12 October 2026, 7:27 pm - 12 minutes 37 secondsA rollercoaster weekend between the US, Russia and Ukraine
Monday 12 October: A rollercoaster weekend between the US, Russia and Ukraine, the Firmus float falls over, a massive upset in Aussie football, and pumping up some plump pumpkins
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Here's the link to the big pumpkin livestream
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11 October 2026, 6:51 pm - 13 minutes 21 secondsFirmus in focus, and OG Honey Jumbles...
Friday, 9 October: Firmus' float plans in doubt, former prince Andrew has a legal win, some anti-aging tortoise DNA, and OG Honey Jumbles...
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