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Our energy grid can’t power AI data centres. Do we...

The Front ·

2026/09/22

We love solar - maybe a bit too much. We’re about to embrace data centres - but can our grid cope? And can we finally talk about nuclear again? Today The Australian’s Energy Nation forum tackles the big energy policy questions - and we’re setting the scene with chief business correspondent Perry Williams. Read more about this story attheaustralian.com.au and see the video by subscribing to our YouTube channel. AI data centres face green power mandates and location bans near homes

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7:49

‘Killer cop’ Beau Lamarre-Condon claims victim shot...

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2026/09/22

Hear our re-enactment of words spoken in the trial of former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon, who says he accidentally shot his former lover Jesse Baird and then struggled with Baird's boyfriend Luke Davies, who fatally shot himself in the melee. Lamarre-Condon, 31, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder. Read more: Rolling coverage: Lamarre-Condon says victim shot himself Alleged killer expressionless as victims’ families weepSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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13:34

‘You won’t exist’: Inside the Beau Lamarre-Condon...

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2026/09/21

Former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon made a last-ditch bid to plead guilty to the manslaughter of his former boyfriend Jesse Baird - but the Crown rejected that, and is pressing ahead with a prosecution of Lamarre-Condon for the murders of Baird and his new partner Luke Davies. Lamarre-Condon is pleading not guilty. Today, we’re re-enacting the words spoken in court. Read more about this story at theaustralian.com.au and see the video by subscribing to our YouTube channel. Lamarre-Condon

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2:38

Forty years of deficits ahead: Intergenerational Report

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2026/09/21

Budget deficits for the next 40 years and fewer births than deaths: that’s the confronting forecast from the Government’s intergenerational report. Plus, AFL fans to fork out thousands of dollars for Grand Final flights and KIIS FM’s new breakfast presenters are revealed. Read more: Deficits for the next 40 years and a shrinking, ageing Australia in Jim Chalmers’ intergenerational report Airlines cash in as Brisbane and Perth AFL fans face $3000 Melbourne flightsSee

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17:03

Diana’s brother or King Charles: who’s telling the...

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2026/09/20

Shocking allegations against the King, raised by his once brother-in-law: it’s the new royal drama centred on the aftermath of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. So why is Charles Spencer choosing this moment, 29 years later, to accuse King Charles? And what does it mean for Diana’s sons? Jacquelin Magnay joins us from London. Read more about this story attheaustralian.com.au and see the video by subscribing to our YouTube channel. ‘Like a lottery winner’: Earl Spencer

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15:08

Is Ed Sheeran too big for the keffiyeh crowd to cancel?

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2026/09/18

Ed Sheeran’s Loop tour collapsing over Gaza certainly wasn’t on our bingo card. After opening act Macklemore chanted 'Free Palestine' at a New Jersey gig, he was dropped from the lineup - sparking a mass exit of the remaining support acts. Now, fans are left wondering: can the tour even go on? Read more about this story at theaustralian.com.au and see the video by subscribing to our YouTube channel. ‘You don’t get to decide’: Macklemore’s axing should be welcomed

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2:36

Care of Indigenous children to be scrutinised at...

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2026/09/18

Shocking failings in the care of Indigenous children will be explored at a national roundtable of ministers and First Nations leaders in Perth next week. Plus, Reserve Bank boss Michele Bullock warns of further rate rises and international travellers held up by a smart-gate glitch. Read more: National roundtable to be held on Indigenous child safety crisis RBA warns of rate hikes, inflation ‘risks’ Border Force manually processes travellers as airport e-gate outage hits holiday rushSee

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19:35

‘Daddy, get out’: A war correspondent’s incredible...

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2026/09/17

How do you find your way back to happiness after watching your friends die? For veteran Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall, who sustained life-threatening injuries in a Russian strike while reporting from Ukraine, his wife and daughters lit the way. Today, Benjamin Hall shares his remarkable story – and why there’s only one thing he’d change. Read more about this story attheaustralian.com.au and see the video by subscribing to our YouTube channel. ‘Daddy, get out’:

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2:24

Labor’s crackdown on student and holiday visas

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2026/09/17

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke unveiled the government’s plan to reduce net overseas migration to 75,000 people per year in a speech at the National Press Club on Thursday. Plus, the US interest rates are raised for the first time in three years and Route 666 roars towards its 100th anniversary. Read more: Students and backpackers targeted in Labor’s migration plan US Fed chairman Kevin Warsh puts inflation first with US rate hike America’s legendary Route 66 roars back to life

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13:53

The desperate fight to save a 10-year-old terror victim

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2026/09/16

The Bondi Beach massacre revealed flaws in Australia’s paediatric trauma preparedness, with surgeons and nurses revealing in The Australian their deeply moving struggle to save the life of a 10-year-old girl. Now the NSW Government is creating a new paediatric trauma unit to prepare for the next major crisis. In today’s episode, how a state has coped in the aftermath of Bondi’s antisemitic rampage. Read more about this story at theaustralian.com.au and see the video by subscribing

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4:29

Ed Sheeran’s tour implodes amid antisemitism row

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2026/09/16

Ed Sheeran’s United States tour has caused an almighty political and cultural ruckus after the rapper Macklemore announced his support for Palestine at a concert on September 5. Today - how superstar singer Pink, a powerful football team owner and a lineup of artists have clashed over accusations of antisemitism and censorship. This afternoon headlines episode of The Front is hosted by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet and edited by Jasper Leak. Read more: Brendan O'Neill: Spare us from

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13:12

Is Albo about to hand Big AI everything it wants?

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2026/09/15

The Albanese Government is actively considering making Australia the first jurisdiction in the world to change copyright law so that artificial intelligence companies can train their models here, by ingesting all of human knowledge. The idea is to make us all more productive, and supercharge our economy with a data centre building boom. But to get there, Anthony Albanese would have to break his promise to musicians, artists and writers to protect their copyright – and back down on his vow that

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4:21

Pauline Hanson apologises for ‘primitive’ slur

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2026/09/15

Pauline Hanson says doesn’t want to upset anyone and regrets comments where she called Aboriginal people ‘primitive’. Plus, Apple introduces age verification on its devices in Australia. Read more: Hanson sorry for ‘most primitive’ slur Apple now requires Australians to prove their age for 18+ apps and contentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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17:42

Pauline’s smash-and-grab: is anyone handling it right?

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2026/09/14

Launch an attack, then watch while your opponent looks like the bad guy: Pauline Hanson and One Nation get the headlines while the major parties flail for the right response. Today, Dennis Shanahan on how the ‘politics of resentment’ are playing out. Read more about this story attheaustralian.com.au and see the video by subscribing to our YouTube channel. Barnaby Joyce’s backs One Nation leader Pauline Hanson’s criticism of PM’s mum Barnaby Joyce questions Anthony

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2:10

Employers on notice after millions recovered for...

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2026/09/14

The Fair Work Ombudsman recovered almost half a billion dollars in unpaid wages and entitlements for more than 180,000 workers in the 2025-26 financial year. Plus, Victoria’s ‘pothole crisis’ claims the life of a motorcycle club president, and Jordan Petaia returns to the Wallabies. Read more: Big employers behind almost half of $453 million in recovered unpaid wages Victoria’s pothole peril claims life of beloved motorcycle club president Analysis by John Ferguson:

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17:33

The Poisoned Wife – and a cop who didn’t buy her...

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2026/09/13

Journalist Hedley Thomas joins us with a special insight into where his blockbuster podcast investigation The Poisoned Wife is heading. After the 1986 murder of Rosslyn McQueen, the Homicide Squad rolls into tiny Lockwood, Victoria to question husband Ray, who is infatuated with a teenage girl - and the police interview changes everything. He suspects a neighbour of poisoning his wife Ros. Meanwhile, Ray’s attention is focused on a vulnerable 17-year-old girl. Read more about this story at

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15:03

The doco turning Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes...

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2026/09/11

Production house A24 released a trailer this week for You Can See Everything that broke the internet. A24 is known for horror, while host Nathan Fielder is famous for comedy. Together, they promise an intimate look into Elizabeth Holmes’ final 36 days of freedom, in a documentary bound to be more than the sum of its parts. Read more about this story attheaustralian.com.au and see the video by subscribing to our YouTube channel. You can view the trailer for You Can See Everything here. The

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3:49

Luke Sayers settles ‘dick pic’ defamation fight with...

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2026/09/11

Former PWC and Carlton bigwig Luke Sayers has apologised to his estranged wife Cate Sayers for falsely accusing her of posting a nude image of him on his own social media account. Also in today’s afternoon headlines, Donald Trump’s ‘go to hell’ gag at the Republican convention and the jet lag theory surrounding an American football clash at the MCG. Read more: Sayers v Sayers; ‘dick pic defo’ case settles, Luke apologises to ex-wife Trump warns attendees they'll

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15:58

Inside the scandal that destroyed KPMG’s reputation

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2026/09/10

A whistleblower, a secret document and a self-inflicted scandal that’s cost hundreds of jobs and shattered reputations. Today, how KPMG blew itself up, with the journo who’s been breaking all the scoops, our own Tansy Harcourt. Read more about this story attheaustralian.com.au and see the video by subscribing to our YouTube channel. Ex-KPMG chief collects $4m payout amid firm’s devastating audit scandal Former KPMG exec Eileen Hoggett sues firm seeking documents KPMG begins brutal

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5:48

Grace Tame’s ‘apology’ to Israeli women

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2026/09/10

Six months after she said that claims that Israeli women were raped on October 7 were ‘propaganda’, former Australian of the Year Grace Tame now says her remarks were misinterpreted. Plus in The Front’s afternoon headlines, Jacquie Lambie supports Andrew Hastie in his beef with Pauline Hanson - and Donald Trump’s offer of a US$5000 victory bonus. Read more: Grace Tame apologises for calling October 7 rapes ‘propaganda’ Donald Trump promises dividend payment if

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