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MY BEST FRIEND SAVED MY LIFE, SAYS SECURITY GUARD STABBED IN BONDI ATTACK

Source: 7.30/Topic: Law, Crime and Justice


FORMER TREASURY BOSS KEN HENRY SAYS THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT SLASH SPENDING

Source: ABC News/Topic: Federal Government


US PAUSES WEAPONS SHIPMENT TO ISRAEL FOLLOWING IDF OCCUPATION OF RAFAH CROSSING

Source: ABC News/Topic: Unrest, Conflict and War

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'MY GUT DROPPED': WHAT THE HECS CHANGES MEAN IF YOU'VE RECENTLY PAID OFF YOUR
STUDENT LOAN

If you paid off your student loan within the past year, you could be entitled to
a juicy little tax return.


Source: triple j Hack/Topic: University


WHY THIS SUNKEN ISLAND IS CHANGING THE WAY WE THINK ABOUT MYTHS

Legend has it a jealous husband used a wave curse to sink Teonimenu into the
ocean forever. Scientists have worked out what really happened.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Archaeology


PUBLIC TRUST IN COLES, WOOLWORTHS DIVES AS COST OF LIVING PRESSURES RISE

New survey data shows shoppers are losing faith in the major supermarket players
in the wake of regulatory and government inquiries and increasing consumer pain.


Source: ABC Rural/Topic: Supermarkets and Grocery Retailers


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MY BEST FRIEND SAVED MY LIFE, SAYS SECURITY GUARD STABBED IN BONDI ATTACK



Source: 7.30/Topic: Law, Crime and Justice


DRAMATIC FOOTAGE SHOWS RESCUE OF FISHERMAN AFTER NIGHT SPENT CLINGING TO CLIFF
FACE

Source: ABC Illawarra/Topic: Disasters, Accidents and Emergency Incidents

Duration: 58 seconds58s


'MY GUT DROPPED': WHAT THE HECS CHANGES MEAN IF YOU'VE RECENTLY PAID OFF YOUR
STUDENT LOAN

Source: triple j Hack/Topic: University


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IN THE 60S, THIS COOKBOOK AUTHOR BECAME AUSTRALIA'S 'FIRST INFLUENCER'

In Australia, long before colonisation, the tradition of cake baking involved
foraged and wild-caught ingredients. Many new traditions have since followed.


Source: ABC RN/Topic: Food and Cooking


MORE AUSSIES ARE TURNING TO OP SHOPS, AND IT'S NOT JUST DRIVEN BY THE COST OF
LIVING

Op shops are reporting a significant spike in customers, but beyond the rising
cost of living, what else is fuelling the interest in second-hand goods?


Source: ABC Goulburn Murray/Topic: Economic Trends


THE 'STRANGE' BEHAVIOURS THAT LED TO TERRY'S DEMENTIA DIAGNOSIS AT AGE 54

Terry was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease in her 50s. This is her
daughter's message to anyone going through the same experience.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Alzheimer's and Dementia


REBECCA NEVER IMAGINED THE IMPACT MOVING TO A REGIONAL TOWN WOULD HAVE ON HER
DAUGHTER'S HEALTH

Rural and regional Australians have worse health outcomes than those in urban
centres. Doctors and health advocates have some advice for those wanting to make
the lifestyle change. 


Source: ABC Capricornia/Topic: Health


HEY YUMI — MY PARTNER'S GONE FULL SLOB

Do you have to pry your partner off the couch with a fork-lift? Are they living
in skanky trackies 24/7? Yumi spills the tea on what to do if your other half
has gone full slob.
Duration: 7 minutes 7 seconds7m

Source: Listen/Topic: Relationships




DAILY DISCOVERIES


MACKLEMORE SUPPORTS PALESTINE PROTESTORS WITH NEW SONG HIND'S HALL, INTERNET
REACTS

The Thrift Shop rapper's new release, inspired by student protests calling for a
ceasefire in Gaza, is earning praise online. But not everyone's impressed...


Source: Double J/Topic: Arts, Culture and Entertainment


HETTY LUI MCKINNON'S LENTIL BOLOGNAISE RAGU IS HEARTY AND PANTRY-FRIENDLY

This simple vegan bolognaise is an excellent example of a maximum approach to
minimal ingredients.


Source: ABC Everyday/Topic: Recipes


WHILE APRIL WAS AUSTRALIA'S COLDEST IN ALMOST 10 YEARS, THE WORLD KEEPS BREAKING
HEAT RECORDS

Australia may have just shivered through the coldest April in almost 10 years,
but the rest of the world continued to break heat records for the 11th month in
a row. 


Source: ABC News/Topic: Weather Statistics


IAN DUNT'S UK - WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE LOCAL COUNCILS ELECTION RESULTS

Ian Dunt provides his analysis of the disastrous local council elections for the
Conservative Party which will likely push back the General Election to late in
the year. Guest: Ian Dunt, columnist with the "i".
Duration: 9 minutes 6 seconds9m

Source: ABC RN/Topic: World Politics


MONEY MATHS WITH THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN MINT

Discover Australian coins in the place that makes them!


Source: ABC Education/Topic: Mathematics Education


RUG UP TASSIE 2024

As winter approaches and the weather chills down, ABC Radio Hobart is rallying
the community to knit together and create hundreds of blankets to donate to
those in need this season.


Source: ABC HOBART


HAWAI'I GETS READY FOR THE WORLD'S BIGGEST FESTIVAL OF PACIFIC ARTS AND CULTURE

Known as the world's largest celebration of Indigenous Pacific people, FestPac
brings together artists, cultural practitioners, Pacific leaders and scholars.


Source: ABC Pacific


FOCUS ON WOMEN


SHENANE WOKE FROM A COMA TO FIND SHE WAS $56,000 IN DEBT. THIS IS HOW SHE FOUGHT
HER WAY BACK

In 2017, Shenane Hogg woke from a nine-month induced coma after an attack by her
then-partner. The incident had been the last in a series of physical assaults,
but she says the first red flag in the relationship was much more subtle.
Duration: 6 minutes 53 seconds6m

Source: 7.30/Topic: Domestic Violence


BRIGHT YOUNG MINDS BRAINSTORM FOR A BETTER WORLD AT GIRLS-ONLY WORKSHOP

Even the teachers are learning at these school-based programs designed to
empower schoolgirls to solve complex problems, think like entrepreneurs, and
consider STEM careers.


Source: AM/Topic: Education


MEET THE WOMAN TAKING ON AI, ITS 'FAKE' MODELS AND ALARMING BEAUTY STANDARDS

Chelsea Bonner has been fighting to change unrealistic perceptions of beauty for
decades. Now she's taking on her biggest foe yet – artificial intelligence. 
Duration: 2 minutes 5 seconds2m 5s

Source: Australian Story/Topic: Artificial Intelligence


WOMENS' ADVOCATE CALLS FOR NEW APPROACH TO EDUCATING BOYS

Womens' advocates says we need to change the way we teach young boys to treat
young women.
Duration: 6 minutes 3 seconds6m

Source: Listen/Topic: Women


MOMENTS IN HISTORY


BRIAN SPENT 40 YEARS RESTORING THIS RARE DOUBLE DECKER PASSENGER BUS. NOW A
MUSEUM WANTS TO BUY IT

A double decker bus operated by one of the most significant transport families
in Australia has been immaculately restored over 40 years and could be bound for
the Sydney Bus Museum.


Source: ABC Illawarra/Topic: Automobile Enthusiasm


TOO OLD TO RUN: THE DRUG GRANNIES — EPISODE ONE

In the summer of 1978, narcotics agents discovered the largest haul of illicit
drugs to land in Australia, stashed inside a campervan belonging to two elderly
American tourists. But were they drug smugglers or naive puppets in an elaborate
plot.
Duration: 28 minutes 35 seconds28m

Source: Listen/Topic: Crime


DISCOVERY OF AIR FORCE PILOT'S RUN-DOWN GRAVE PROMPTS MAJOR MAKEOVER FOR
'FORGOTTEN, LOST PLACE'

Volunteers are repainting hundreds of headstones at a cemetery in Far North
Queensland and learning a lot about the people buried there.


Source: ABC Far North/Topic: History


VIKINGS ENJOYED CINNAMON BUNS

Why is vanilla a byword for boring? How did peppercorns end up next to salt on
every western table? Did you know the Vikings were rather partial to cinnamon
buns? Food writer Eleanor Ford explores the rich history of spices. 
Duration: 18 minutes 40 seconds18m

Source: Listen/Topic: Food and Cooking




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