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• The first person jailed in NSW for coercive control is out of jail despite reoffending

• Whoever wins Victoria's November election, police will be able to wand anyone in public for knives
• At least three people have died after a news helicopter crashed in Los Angeles
• Kim Kardashian has been awarded exactly what she asked for from a Paris court over that terrifying 2016 robbery — one symbolic euro.

Did you know the average salary for an Australian university Vice Chancellor is over $1 million? That's almost double the Prime Minister's salary. Today we're looking at Australian universities. And it's a particularly timely topic, because One Nation just released their plans to slash student visa. We'll unpack how and why universities went from being educational institutions with a public-service mindset, to big businesses running on a commercialised model.
We speak to specialist journalist Julie Hare who has been covering Australian universities for 25 years.

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HEADLINES:

• US progressives and conservatives unite over concerns about the pace and unregulated nature of artificial intelligence

•  NSW One Nation leader has walked back a call for a ban on abortions
• Ed Sheeran says dropping American rapper Macklemore from his US concert tour was ‌not his decision but that of the tour's promoter
• Charges for domestic violence-related offences in New South Wales have reached all-time highs.

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HEADLINES:

• Snowtown serial killer James Vlassakis will be released after a review upheld a South Australian parole board decision.

• Karl Stefanovic has denied conduct oppressing his business partner after their relationship soured and has agreed to buy her out of their controversial podcast company.
• A former Playschool presenter, turned Labor staffer has been sacked for vile sexist and racist tweets.
• It might be time to start prepping for your summer holiday, with our update on airfare prices.
• And a young boy with an ambitious target greeted with a hug and life changing news

Did you know the average salary for an Australian university Vice Chancellor is over $1 million? That's almost double the Prime Minister's salary. Today we're looking at Australian universities. And it's a particularly timely topic, because One Nation just released their plans to slash student visa. We'll unpack how and why universities went from being educational institutions with a public-service mindset, to big businesses running on a commercialised model.
We speak to specialist journalist Julie Hare who has been covering Australian universities for 25 years.

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Host: Charlotte Mortlock and Georgie Page

Audio Producer: Scott Stronach

Group Executive Producer: Tamsin Rose

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HEADLINES:

• Australia’s university peak body is warning campuses would shut down under One Nation’s migration plan.

• The Australian Defence Force has reached its biggest size in 25 years.

• The deputy prime minister has quashed hopes of a fuel excise cut, despite petrol prices continuing to rise.

• Seatbelt fines in one state have jumped by more than 2,300 per cent in a year.

• The children of Prince Harry and Meghan switching schools after just two days.

• And all the 2026 Emmy Awards winners.

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HEADLINES:

• Pauline Hanson has been condemned yet again for an offensive comment made on another podcast.

• The man widely acknowledged as the Godfather of AI is concerned artificial intelligence could escape human control. 
• New research shows almost every Australian on non-pension income support is struggling to afford groceries.

• A betting company ad featuring Sydney Sweeney has sparked backlash from dozens of female athletes, who say it sexualises women's sport.

• If you’re looking for a summer holiday – the camping season is underway and the best campsites have just been crowned.

AI is making scams faster, more convincing, and harder to detect - and it can happen to anyone. Charlotte Mortlock talks to cybercrime expert Richard Mallam, founder and CEO of identity technology company VO and former head of payments and identity at Google, about how scammers are using deepfakes and cloned voices (built from as little as three to seven seconds of audio) to impersonate your bank, your bank, or your family, and why the system currently puts the burden on victims to prove a scam wasn't them.
Richard explains the three stages of a modern scam, why voice fraud has surged 1,300% year on year, and what technology already exists to stop it.

If any of this feels close to home, IDCARE offers free, independent support on 1800 595 160, and you can report it to Scamwatch at scamwatch.gov.au.

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Host: Charlotte Mortlock

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• Pauline Hanson has promised to slash temporary visas by seven hundred and fifty thousand over three years if One Nation gains power.

• Indonesian police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide after a fifty-six-year-old Australian man and his two young children were found dead in a Kuta bungalow on Sunday. 

• Molly Ticehurst's parents have become the face of a national reckoning on domestic violence.

• Meghan has shared her first look at the Sussexes' new life back in Britain, posting a home video of Harry, Archie and Lilibet enjoying the English countryside.

• And the Emmys are on tonight, with medical drama The Pitt leading the field on twenty-five nominations.

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• An Australian woman has died in Bali after falling from a cliff at one of the island's most popular spots

• Pauline Hanson in hot water over comments she made about PM Anthony Albanese's late mother
• The NSW Government is capping screen time at just 15 minutes a day for some students 
• Victoria is set to become the first state in Australia with a dedicated Women's Pain Standard

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• Australia marks 25 years since the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States.

• Molly Ticehurst's ex-boyfriend will spend at least 20 years in jail for her murder.

• A study on the death rate among welfare recipients has highlighted 'profound' inequalities in health.

• The head of a Brisbane cathedral has announced he’ll retire after the church became embroiled in controversy over an OnlyFans reality series filmed inside it.

• New research is shedding light on the former life of Tasmanian devils on mainland Australia.

• And Princess Diana's famous 'revenge dress' is going under the hammer.

Today in the Weekly Debrief, we'll break down what the Lindsay Clancy jurors have come out and said since and what happens now. Plus now the federal government has finally unveiled its long-awaited digital duty of care laws - we'll unpack what it means for you and your algorithm, plus what one online safety expert made of it all.

Seeing the Lindsay Clancy Trial everywhere online? Theres a reason why this case has stopped the world in their tracks, let us take you back to the start and give you the fact. Listen to all six episodes of True Crime Conversations mini series now.

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Host: Georgie Page and Ailish Delaney

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• A new poll suggests most Australians don't think the federal government's response to a string of recent gender-based violence stories has been good enough. 
• The federal government has softened a plan designed to keep more Australian gas at home and ease power bills.
• Australians are buying electric cars faster than the country can build places to charge them.
• Toxic "forever chemicals" have turned up in Australian rainwater for the first time, but researchers say there's no cause for alarm.
• Some good tech news today - turns out AI might create more entry-level jobs for young Australians, not fewer.
• And if Prince Harry needed further proof he's well and truly out of the royal fold, Uganda just delivered it.

PLUS Why Australia is lagging on forever chemical regulation. 

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• Australia’s under-16s social media ban is set to face tougher enforcement, with the Senate backing Labor’s changes to the Online Safety Act.

• Independent senator Jacqui Lambie has called Pauline Hanson a “bloody coward”.
• US President Trump has promised every American a 5,000 US dollar "dividend" if Republicans retain control of Congress in November.

• Business owners selling illegal tobacco products will face tougher laws, with cheap prices now potentially used as evidence of illicit trading.

• Australia has made major progress keeping young children safe around water, but new figures show our parents and grandparents are increasingly at risk.

• And the Spice Girls have issued a cryptic call-out for fans...

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• Blanche d'Alpuget, author and widow to former prime minister Bob Hawke has died aged 82. 
• The world has their first glimpse of what happened behind closed doors during deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy trial. 
• A diplomatic row has erupted after President Donald Trump released a controversial stars and stripes map.
• We could soon see a return to the humble flip phone.
• And this week is Women's Health Week.

PLUS Why Australia is lagging on forever chemical regulation. 

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