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New regulations are being floated to ensure sunscreen does what is says on the label. It follows an explosive report from last year that showed a bunch of brands failed to meet their SPF claims. We hear about the proposed changes and whether they go far enough.
And, is Senator Jacqui Lambie owed an apology? She's called One Nation's online political content that mocked her prolapse as "divisive" and "awful", but the creator says he's just trying to "do the best thing for the country and for satire".
Plus, hey Claude please explain this Anthropic IPO stuff to me... oh wait never mind there's a human expert on hack.
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01:02 - One Nation cartoon
07:55 - Sunscreen SPF scandal
21:43 - Anthropic IPO
Guests:
- Alysia Thomas Sam, 7.30 reporter
- Dr Laura Dawes, expert in medicine and law at Australian National University
- David Taylor, ABC business correspondent
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