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RN Drive - Separate stories podcast

RN Drive takes you behind the day’s headlines, with an engaging mix of current affairs, analysis, arts and culture from across Australia and around the world.

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0:05:07

Disappointment as Queensland abandons First Nations...

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2024/11/05

The new Queensland government has officially shut down the state's Truth-Telling and Healing Inquiry just a few months into it's three-year process.

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0:08:48

Defence axes major satellite program before it gets...

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2024/11/04

Defence axes major satellite program before it gets off the ground

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0:08:48

Defence axes major satellite program before it gets...

RN Drive - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/04

Defence axes major satellite program before it gets off the ground

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0:04:28

Why 2024 is seeing record number of calls to Lifeline

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2024/11/04

From brutal global conflicts to divisive elections and a cost of living crisis that has put a strain on your wallet and seen your fridge running on empty - times are tough right now

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0:04:28

Why 2024 is seeing record number of calls to Lifeline

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2024/11/04

From brutal global conflicts to divisive elections and a cost of living crisis that has put a strain on your wallet and seen your fridge running on empty - times are tough right now

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0:12:27

Will wiping 20 per cent off student HECS debt make a...

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2024/11/04

The government’s plan to wipe 16 billion dollars off of the HECS debt accumulated by students has been met with a mixed response today, with the Opposition labelling the plan “profoundly unfair” and unlikely to increase University enrolments. GUEST: Professor Bruce Chapman is an Australian economist and academic, and the architect of HECS

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0:12:27

Will wiping 20 per cent off student HECS debt make a...

RN Drive - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/04

The government’s plan to wipe 16 billion dollars off of the HECS debt accumulated by students has been met with a mixed response today, with the Opposition labelling the plan “profoundly unfair” and unlikely to increase University enrolments. GUEST: Professor Bruce Chapman is an Australian economist and academic, and the architect of HECS

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0:07:08

COP16 biodiversity talks end in bitterness as fund...

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2024/11/04

Two weeks of environmental talks in Colombia ended not with a bang over the weekend but with the delegates of several nations fast asleep at their voting desks.

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0:07:08

COP16 biodiversity talks end in bitterness as fund...

RN Drive - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/04

Two weeks of environmental talks in Colombia ended not with a bang over the weekend but with the delegates of several nations fast asleep at their voting desks.

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0:07:30

Will the NSW drug summit change anything?

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2024/11/04

How Australia deals with drug use is a very vexed issue with states and territories taking their own approaches. In NSW the Minns government has launched a four day drug summit which it says will "build consensus on the way NSW deals with drug related harms".

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0:11:44

Allegra Spender quits Qantas and Virgin lounge...

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2024/11/04

Today the federal member for Wentworth Allegra Spender announced she will quit the VIP lounges at Qantas and Virgin.GUEST: Allegra Spender is the Independent MP for Wentworth.

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0:07:30

Will the NSW drug summit change anything?

RN Drive - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/04

How Australia deals with drug use is a very vexed issue with states and territories taking their own approaches. In NSW the Minns government has launched a four day drug summit which it says will "build consensus on the way NSW deals with drug related harms".

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0:07:27

Is it time to stop referring to prostate cancer as...

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2024/11/04

Doctors are debating whether low-risk prostate cancers should still be called 'cancer' or instead be considered a normal aspect of ageing.

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0:07:27

Is it time to stop referring to prostate cancer as...

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2024/11/04

Doctors are debating whether low-risk prostate cancers should still be called 'cancer' or instead be considered a normal aspect of ageing.

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0:11:44

Allegra Spender quits Qantas and Virgin lounge...

RN Drive - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/04

Today the federal member for Wentworth Allegra Spender announced she will quit the VIP lounges at Qantas and Virgin.GUEST: Allegra Spender is the Independent MP for Wentworth.

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0:08:04

Surfer of the Year Laura Enever shares the secret to...

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2024/11/01

Australian surfer Laura Enever took a wave in Hawaii that saw her set a new wave height record of 13.3 metres.GUEST: Laura Enever, Surfer of the Year, Surfer Big Wave Challenge Awards

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0:08:04

Surfer of the Year Laura Enever shares the secret to...

RN Drive - Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/01

Australian surfer Laura Enever took a wave in Hawaii that saw her set a new wave height record of 13.3 metres.GUEST: Laura Enever, Surfer of the Year, Surfer Big Wave Challenge Awards

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0:22:42

Upgradegate and is the NACC already failing?

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2024/11/01

The Friday Wrap with Dr Craig Emerson, managing director of Emerson Economics, former federal Labor minister for trade and tourism and Karen Barlow, chief political correspondent for The Saturday Paper.

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0:22:42

Upgradegate and is the NACC already failing?

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2024/11/01

The Friday Wrap with Dr Craig Emerson, managing director of Emerson Economics, former federal Labor minister for trade and tourism and Karen Barlow, chief political correspondent for The Saturday Paper.

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0:07:59

Should we grade students on classroom behaviour?

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2024/11/01

For decades, Norwegian students have been assessed twice a year on their personal order and social behaviour with the aim of fostering a respectful and orderly school environment. It’s a novel idea, but could it work here?GUEST: Corey Bloomfield, Senior Lecturer, School of Education and the Arts, Central Queensland University

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