ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Support for Pauline Hanson's One Nation party is surging. So why are more people backing them, and will it last?
Also, fuel prices can vary a lot depending on where you live. Now the ACCC is facing pressure to investigate why rural people are paying so much more.
Plus, Australians are making their mark in American football. We speak to the young Aussies trying to make it as punters in college football in the United States.
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01:22 - Behind the surge in support for One Nation
13:14 - Why fuel prices vary from servo to servo
20:32 - Aussie punters playing college football
Guests:
- Dr Jill Sheppard, senior lecturer in politics, ANU
- Peter Khoury, NRMA spokesperson
- Riley Thompson, Penn State University punter
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