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Should Australian workers get ten days off a year for menstruation, PMDD, endometriosis, IVF, miscarriage, menopause, prostate checks and more? We get you across the latest push for reproductive leave entitlements.
Plus, the latest in the trial of former police offer Beau Lamarre-Condon.
Also, what’s the line between preserving history, and grave robbing? For decades artefacts from the Titanic have been brought to the surface and displayed around the world... but should they be?
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01:22 – Double murder trial update
05:38 – Reproductive leave
19:50 – Robbing the Titanic?
Guests:
- Tony Ibrahim, ABC reporter
- Michelle O'Shea, Senior lecturer, School of Business at Western Sydney University
- Mike Brady, Oceanliner Designs
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