- 10 minutes 57 secondsAn election rejection in Ukraine; and a marathon medal mix-up
Monday 24 August: An election rejection in Ukraine, the Royal Commission nears its end, emotional scenes at the Sydney Swans, and a marathon medal mix-up
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Here's the link to the post-match events at the Sydney Swans men's and women's games
Here's the link to the Sydney Marathon medal
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23 August 2026, 8:56 pm - 12 minutes 44 secondsA tragic end to a search and some road trip burritos
Friday 21 August: A tragic end in the search for Lily Hooper, diplomatic tension with Israel, a move for Haz and Megs, and bbq chicken burritos...
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and the banana bread recipe
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20 August 2026, 7:57 pm - 17 minutes 24 secondsSquiz Shortcuts: The rise of Robert Irwin
At just 22yo, Robert Irwin is already one of the most famous names in Australia - and becoming increasingly famous worldwide as well. He’s had a long run-up - he’s been a well-known name here pretty much from birth - but he’s just added a well-received Logies hosting stint to his resume, and seems to be only going from strength to strength. So we thought we’d unpack exactly how this young conservationist grew to be one of Australia’s biggest personalities - and where he might go from here.
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Reading: This Hollywood Reporter interview we mentioned, where Robert Irwin talks about why he takes on so much…
Reading: a piece from The Nightly, which takes a look at why Irwin is so appealing to American audiences - and it’d be remiss of us not to point Squizers to his turn on Dancing with the Stars, so we’ll also include a clip of his Halloween style Tango with dance partner Witney Carson…
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20 August 2026, 6:30 am - 14 minutes 12 secondsFive Sydney Swans players are suspended, and a surprise Christmas Island splashdown
Thursday 20 August: The Sydney Swans have suspended some players, a search for a missing woman continues, Nick Kyrgios tests positive for cocaine, and a surprise splashdown off Christmas Island
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19 August 2026, 7:55 pm - 10 minutes 21 secondsAppeals begin in the Erin Patterson case, and a Tassie tiger bidding war
Wednesday 19 August: Appeals begin in the Erin Patterson case, a day of deals in Federal Parliament, a warning on cannabis and young people, and a Tassie tiger bidding war
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Here's the link to the appeal hearing livestream in the Erin Patterson case
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And here's the thylacine story - feast your eyes
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18 August 2026, 8:19 pm - 15 minutes 54 secondsSquiz Shortcuts: The near-misses at Sydney Airport
In the past month, there have been 3 incidents at Sydney Airport, where planes came close to colliding on the ground. They followed days of mass delays and cancellations at our nation’s busiest airport, which authorities say were caused by air traffic control staff shortages. So in this Squiz Shortcut, we’ll look at what happened in the 3 close shaves, what the key players involved have had to say about it, and what’s being done to stop it from happening again.
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Reading: This piece by the ABC’s 7.30 on concerns about air traffic controller shortages and what role the pandemic played…
Reading: This article from Senior Lecturer in Aviation Dr Ugur Turhan who works at UNSW Canberra’s new Air Traffic Control Lab about what the future of air traffic control looks like…
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18 August 2026, 6:30 am - 10 minutes 37 secondsSome wheeling and dealing in Canberra, and Vale Hayden Panettiere
Tuesday, 18 August: Wheeling and dealing in federal parliament, Trump threatens Oman over the Strait of Hormuz, Vale Hayden Panettiere, and why otters might like you looking at them...
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17 August 2026, 7:42 pm - 10 minutes 20 secondsNSW signs up to the gun buyback, and Magda steals the show at the Logies
Monday, 17 August: NSW signs up to the gun buyback, a debate breaks out over super, an all-time upset at the cricket, and Magda steals the show at the Logies
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16 August 2026, 7:41 pm - 12 minutes 54 secondsTomago gets a lifeline and a junior Aussie Scrabble wiz...
Friday, 14 August: A lifeline for our biggest smelter, another airport near-miss, Farage v Binface and an Aussie Scrabble wiz...
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Check out Count Binface here
Here’s where you can find Secret Service
Here’s the roasted cauliflower winter salad
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13 August 2026, 7:56 pm - 11 minutes 58 secondsSquiz Shortcuts: What's the deal with peptides?
You might’ve been hearing peptides come up a lot in the news. There’s been stories about kids as young as 12yo ordering and injecting them without their parents knowing. But many are coming in from overseas without any regulation, and some doctors have serious concerns about their impacts on young bodies. So in this Squiz Shortcut, we’ll get you across what peptides are, how they’re used and why they’re at the centre of a national health debate.
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Reading: This article from News.com.au quotes Dr Tim Jones - it’s an eye-opener about tweens ordering peptides online
Reading: This article from Vanity Fair about the looksmaxxing movement that’s driving the demand for peptides and performance enhancers in young men
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13 August 2026, 6:30 am - 11 minutes 18 secondsThe property market is heading south, and the risky sex life of redbacks
Thursday, 13 August: The property market is heading south, new media laws hit parliament, a solar eclipse thrills Europe, and the risky sex life of redbacks
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Here's the spider story
And here's that News Club ep discussing Nigel Farage v Count Binface
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