- 11 minutes 26 secondsFuel prices are set to rise, and Spidey breaks records at the box office
Monday, 3 August: Fuel prices are set to rise, a slow start for our social media ban, Australia finishes on top at the Commonwealth Games and Spiderman breaks records at the box office
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2 August 2026, 7:46 pm - 15 minutes 11 secondsOptus heads to court, and a really, really late library book...
Friday, 31 July: Optus heads to court over last year's outage, a federal MP is charged with assault, a football civil war breaks out, and a really, really late library book...
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30 July 2026, 7:59 pm - 16 minutes 19 secondsSquiz Shortcuts: What's India's cockroach movement?
Over the past few months, you might have seen a few stories about a cockroach movement in India. What started as a parody political movement has - over time - turned into a genuine one - and this week, it successfully forced the resignation of the country’s Education Minister. It’s a story of economic inequality, social media and youth vs establishment - and it’s become a major deal in the most populous country in the world. So in this Squiz Shortcut, we’ll explain how it started, how it grew - and what it means for India and the world.
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Reading: This piece from The Conversation which gives some context for the movement and what could be next...
Reading: This article from BBC online which talks about how the language of Gen Z, so terms like FOMO and delulu, have been used in India’s parliament for the first time in the past week - it’s a bit of a sign of the changing of the guard.
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30 July 2026, 6:30 am - 14 minutes 48 secondsAn end to fuel relief, and a record-breaking flight
Thursday, 30 July: An end to fuel relief, a tragic search in South Australia, the CommGames gold rush continues and a record breaking flight
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29 July 2026, 8:22 pm - 14 minutes 54 secondsVictoria has a new premier, and an Aussie classic heads for the stage
Wednesday, 29 July: Victoria has a new premier, an earthquake in Japan, male eating disorders are on the rise, and an Aussie classic heads for the stage
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28 July 2026, 7:48 pm - 12 minutes 37 secondsSquiz Shortcuts: Where are Trump's tariffs up to?
The Trump administration’s tariff regime has been back in the news after the US lifted tariff rates last week for a bunch of countries around the world, including Australia. This latest move is over modern slavery laws - and if you’re scratching your head about that, you’re not alone. So in this Squiz Shortcut, we’ll get you across the latest with US tariffs, what modern slavery has got to do with it, and what happens next…
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Reading: This explainer by the ABC runs through the impacts for Australia of this latest tariff move by the US and what some business experts say might happen now…
Reading: This article from Time which looks at why President Trump loves tariffs so much - it unpacks the US’ relationship with tariffs over history and explains how they don’t always make things easier for American businesses, particularly small ones.
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28 July 2026, 6:30 am - 11 minutes 47 secondsA leadership challenge in Victoria, and a snack saga in Tasmania
Tuesday, 28 July: A leadership challenge in Victoria, wildfires in France and Spain, a Aussie gold rush at the Comm Games and a snack saga in Tasmania
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27 July 2026, 7:49 pm - 11 minutes 42 secondsTrump brings in a tariff change, and Ryan Gosling gets on his bike...
Monday, 27 July: Trump brings in a tariff change, a possible leadership challenge in Victoria, the Tour de France finishes up, and Ryan Gosling gets on his bike...
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26 July 2026, 7:54 pm - 12 minutesLabor hashes things out in Adelaide, and the early bird gets the earworm
Friday, 24 July: Labor hashes things out in Adelaide, Australia and China exchange words, a trademark debacle in Tasmania, and the early bird gets the earworm
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And here's that Eastern Rosellas song - you'll be humming it all day
Here's the Beef Stroganoff and Gnocchi bake
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23 July 2026, 7:59 pm - 14 minutes 59 secondsSquiz Shortcuts: The 2026 Commonwealth Games
We’ve just bid adios to the FIFA men’s World Cup, but sports fans can keep a bounce in their step because the 2026 Commonwealth Games are here… They’re being held in Glasgow in Scotland after the Aussie state of Victoria pulled out of hosting - a controversial decision that’s led to a slimmed-down, low-cost format of the Games with fewer events. So in this Squiz Shortcut, we’ll get you up to speed with why Victoria pulled out, what these and future Commonwealth Games will look like, and some of the Aussie talent to watch out for…
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Reading: This piece about the history of the Commonwealth Mile and why the Games have brought it back this year…
Watching: The daily schedule of events for the Games so you can stay on top of what’s happening and what to watch. You can catch the events live or watch the replays on Channel 7 and 7Plus…
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23 July 2026, 6:30 am - 16 minutes 3 secondsThe Comm Games are upon us, and Rebel Wilson's defamation win
Thursday, 23 July: The Commonwealth Games are on the way, the US and Saudi Arabia's nuclear deal, a defamation win for Rebel Wilson and the importance of a good hug...
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Here's the ape cuddles story
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