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OpenAI says sorry, publicly owned supermarkets + is...

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2026/10/06

The big tech companies were in the hot seat today, ready to be grilled at a parliamentary inquiry into artificial intelligence. We listened in to find out what they were asked, and what they had to say. And, the Greens want to force Coles and Woolworths to sell off 200 stores so they can be publicly owned - much like New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan for his city. Why do this? To make groceries cheaper, says Max Chandler-Mather. But we have more questions. Plus, there's been

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DEEP DIVE: The illegal trade targeting Aussie reptiles

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2026/10/02

Australia's native reptiles are highly sought after overseas, with some fetching hundreds and thousands of dollars.But exporting live native reptiles for commercial purposes is illegal — so criminal networks are finding other ways to get them out of the country.This week, we're looking at the illegal trade in Australian reptiles, and the unlikely group of people getting caught up in it.Host Gabby Katanasho is joined by Dr Sebastian Chekunov, who's extensively researched wildlife

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0:31:00

THE SHAKEUP: The Cornell case, the rebrands we hated...

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2026/10/02

The lawsuit alleging a gang rape at Cornell University has sparked a cultural movement that might be the biggest since #MeToo. It's all anyone is talking about right now... but do enough men join the conversation when it really matters? And, how do we create a culture that doesn't enable sexual violence? And, Donald Trump decided AI needed a rebrand this week, and signed an executive order to rename it "Super Intelligence", or "SI". Catchy? Jury's out, but it got us thinking, what

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0:31:00

New Greens leader just dropped, mid-flight cockpit...

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2026/10/01

Just 24 hours ago, the Greens got a new leader. David Shoebridge shares what he wants young people to know, how the party will combat its ‘unserious’ reputation, and his promise of a ‘red-hot fight’ against Labor and One Nation. Plus, a plane flying to Tel Aviv dropped more than 15-thousand feet, in less than a minute, with a bloody struggle in the cockpit. We get into what's known. And, we're joined by Noongar woman, victim-survivor and DV advocate, Alison Scott. In 2019, her

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0:25:00

INTERVIEW: 'It never leaves you.' The pain of...

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2026/09/30

How do we stop women and children being murdered? It's a question politicians, communities and families have been grappling with for decades.And, it seems we're still looking for the answer. Last month, across 10 hours, three women were allegedly killed by men they knew in separate attacks.Politicians have called the deaths "profoundly distressing" but said more funding alone won’t solve this problem.So what will? Alison Scott has been working in this space for nearly three

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0:31:00

Contraception myths, Man City found guilty + what's...

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2026/09/30

A recent study found a majority of popular TikToks about birth control weren't posted by medical professionals. So, how do you sift through this so-called 'expert' advice online?And, one of the biggest football teams in the world, Manchester City, is currently wrapped up in one of sports' biggest scandals... and they've been found guilty. So how serious is this, and what will happen to the club that has dominated the English Premier League for the last decade?Plus, what happens

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Drugs, firearms and... Aussie reptiles? 15-year...

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2026/09/29

Internationally the reptile trade is big business – and Aussie reptiles are being pulled into it. We learn how criminal syndicates are smuggling Australian animals out of the country.Also, the Reserve Bank has lifted interest rates to the highest level since 2011. But how does that actually impact young Aussies?Plus, the Beau Lamarre-Condon trial has started. He's accused of the double murder of his former lover, Jesse Baird, and Jesse's new boyfriend, Luke Davies. We bring you up

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Politics in the family group chat, Iran's rejected...

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2026/09/28

It’s a typical weeknight at home: you’re sitting at the dinner table, arguing with your parents about politics. Sound familiar? Some research suggests Gen Z is the least likely generation to support One Nation, while support among Gen X and Boomers is strongest. So what’s it like when you and your parents can’t see eye to eye on politics? And we get into Iran’s offer to open the Strait of Hormuz – a global shipping route that’s key to rising fuel prices around the world – and just

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0:15:13

DEEP DIVE: The AI FIFO worker selling adult content...

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2026/09/25

Have you ever been unsure if something in your feed was real or AI? Well, you’re not alone – it’s even getting hard for the social media platforms to spot them. We looked into one FIFO influencer, Bindi Raye, who has 85k followers across Instagram and TikTok. She looks like a regular woman sharing her life online – posting pictures of her life at the mine site, at the beach, or at the footy – but she’s actually one of several generative AI accounts pushing their followers to

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0:31:00

THE SHAKEUP: Tones & I NRL drama, living at home...

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2026/09/25

How would you feel if your favourite artist didn’t play their biggest hit? Tones and I has pulled out of her headline performance at the upcoming NRL Grand Final, and apparently, it’s because she didn’t want to perform her most popular song. We get into this, plus if we should even have pre-game entertainment... And, the latest Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) survey is out, which revealed that half of young Aussies are living at home with their parents

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0:31:00

AI agent hacks Medicare + who is still romantic in 2026?

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2026/09/24

So, an OpenAI agent went rogue and infiltrated Australian Government websites a few months ago - and we only found out today. We unpack what went wrong, why the government didn’t know, and what happens next. And, we’re joined by Gumbaynggirr artist and activist Aretha Brown to chat about why she is leaning into joy, why she describes the relationship between artists and some galleries as 'parasitic' and how it feels to be a real romantic in 2026. Listen now: 01:16 - OpenAI

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INTERVIEW: The most 'romantic' job in the world

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2026/09/23

Aretha Brown has been in the public eye since she was 16 years old when a speech she gave at an Invasion Day rally made national headlines.Last year she became one of the youngest artists ever selected for the National Indigenous Triennial at the National Gallery and her art collective, Kiss My Art, has painted more than 65 murals around the world.Now Aretha is preparing for her first solo show - Born Romantic.In this week's long listen, Aretha tells Ali why she is leaning into

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Are young Aussies condemned to work forever? Boycott...

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2026/09/22

The Federal Government have looked ahead... 40 years ahead, in fact, as they predict what the future of Australia will look like. We unpack the government's latest Intergenerational Report to find out exactly what young people can expect in 2065. And, US President Donald Trump has banned three media outlets from the White House. He's called the outlets "fake news" and now, other TV networks in the US are boycotting out of support. Plus, a new Australian study has highlighted the

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0:31:00

Are we in a DV crisis? Sudan civil war + the impact...

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2026/09/21

It's been a "horrific" weekend of alleged domestic violence incidents in NSW, with three women and a child killed. The Police Commissioner says he can't remember a weekend like this, and the NSW opposition leader says "we need to be doing so much more".And, while the United Nations has called it the world's largest humanitarian crisis, it doesn't make headlines often – the Sudan civil war continues to cause mass displacement, risk of famine, and sexual violence.Plus, new research

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DEEP DIVE: What Molly's friends wish they knew about...

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2026/09/18

Molly Ticehurst was 28-years-old when her ex-boyfriend, Daniel Billings, broke into her house and murdered her.Her death sparked outrage right across Australia because Billings was out on bail for domestic violence offences at the time.Two years later, Molly's friends and family are still coming to terms with her death. They're sharing her story in hopes of helping others in a similar situation.In this week's deep dive, Molly's best friends open up about what it's like to lose

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THE SHAKEUP: HYROX pooer, Sheeran v Macklemore + that...

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2026/09/18

How far would you go to win? Australian athlete Joanna Wietryzk kept competing despite soiling herself during a HYROX event ... and she went on to win. Some respect the hustle, some are furious.And, all of Ed Sheeran's support acts (including his backing band) have ditched his tour in solidarity with Macklemore, who was dropped for voicing his support of Palestine on stage. Is music inherently political, or should the two be separate?Plus, was Sydney Sweeney's sexualised gambling

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0:31:00

Labor's immigration plan is here + the grief of...

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2026/09/17

The government has announced its long-awaited shake-up of Australia's immigration policy. So what is Labor proposing? And watching a loved one with dementia slowly lose their sense of self can be devastating and lonely. We hear from sisters Adelaide and Lucinda, who have a message for other young people in caring roles.Listen now:01:21 - Explaining Labor's immigration plan13:40 - Caring for someone with dementiaGuests:Professor Alan Gamlen, social scientist, ANU College of Asia

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INTERVIEW: Caring for someone while they forget

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2026/09/16

What’s it like to watch someone you love slip away? Sisters Adelaide and Lucinda Miller found themselves caring for the woman who looked after them growing up - their nana - as she slowly faded away to dementia.Over 10 years, they watched dementia steal her memories, identity and sense of self.They've made a documentary about their experience, called Nansie, which was released last year and premiered on SBS this month.In this week's long listen Adelaide and Lucinda open up about

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Aussie music vs AI battle reignites, buying a house...

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2026/09/16

Leaked documents reveal Labor is considering a proposal to make artists' work available for use by AI companies to train their models by default.So is the government selling artists out to big tech? Plus, we ask Environment Minister Murray Watt why he's abandoning a major recycling scheme.And we hear from a first-home buyer with an unusual entry into the property market: a heartfelt letter to the seller. Listen now: 01:20 - AI copyright controversy explained12:24 - Interview with

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