Why does the Govt want to lower migration?
Yesterday, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke unveiled the government’s new migration plans, more than a month after he was supposed to.
It comes as the discussion about Australia’s migration system heats up, with Labor, One Nation and the Coalition all vying for votes on one of the country’s most c…
Headlines: Second WA shark attack this week
Todays headlines include:
Artificial intelligence is being used by foreign powers to target Australian leaders, the Federal Government is warning.
Emergency services have rushed to a popular West Australian beach following a suspected fatal shark attack.
The head of the United Nations' health …
The NSW policeman on trial for double murder
Last week, the trial of Beau Lamarre-Condon, the former policeman charged with the murder of Sydney couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, began in the NSW Supreme Court.
As the case has unfolded, we’ve learnt what both the prosecution and defence will be arguing happened on that day in February over…
Headlines: ADF soldier dies in training accident
Todays headlines include:
An Australian Defence Force (ADF) member has died and five other soldiers have been injured in a military vehicle rollover at a bushland training area.
The Coalition has announced it would cut net overseas migration to 100,000 people in its first year in government if…
Headlines: PornHub restored in Australia
Todays headlines include:
Pornhub’s parent company Aylo has today announced that it is restoring access to the website for adults in Australia.
Russian health authorities say no one who came into contact with a Siberian laboratory worker who died last week has tested positive for plague.
Amaz…
Headlines: NSW Police to carry long-arm rifles
Todays headlines include:
Sydneysiders will soon see police carrying long-arm rifles as part of a new permanent response unit being rolled out across the city.
Russian strikes on Ukraine have killed at least 28 people, including children, and injured 100 others.
The U.S. state of Texas has pus…
Did the AI bubble just burst in Australia?
Last week, Australian data centre operator Firmus announced it would no longer list on Australia’s stock exchange. It came after months and months of hype around the AI company, which would have had the second biggest listing in Austarlia’s history. In today’s podcast, we’re going to cut through al…
The transport gap for people with disability
For a lot of us, getting around is something we barely think about. You tap on, jump on the closest bus, train or tram, and you're at work, at your parents' for dinner, or grabbing a coffee with the girls. Our calendars might be packed and our days might feel shorter than ever, but the actual getti…
The debate over mandatory national service
For the first time, TDA is taking you back to the high school debate club. In this episode, we’re debating the idea of national civic service. It’s a pitch put forward by the former Treasurer of Australia that young Aussies should have to complete a mandatory year of national service, in areas like…
Headlines: Parliament honours injured MP Helen Haines
Today's headlines include:
Emotional tributes have flowed in Canberra for Independent MP Dr Helen Haines, repeatedly described by her colleagues as the "very best of us".
A multi-state storm band and an unusual weather system has delivered a days-long deluge to parts of Australia with mor…
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