SriJan Tamang

AM

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AM is Australia's most informative morning current affairs program. With key political interviews and stories about the Australian way of life, AM sets the agenda for the nation’s daily news and current affairs coverage.

Author

SriJan Tamang

Category

News

Podcast website

www.spreaker.com

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

Renters dismayed housing plan leaves them out 11.09.2023

While the Federal Government's key housing policy is now likely to pass Parliament thanks to a deal with the Greens, renters are disappointed that there's little practical help for them

Morocco quake death toll climbs above 2,000 10.09.2023

Villagers are burying their dead as rescue workers race to find survivors in the rubble of a devastating earthquake in Morocco

Voice referendum: voters want more info 07.09.2023

In just over five weeks, the referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament will be held, but many voters say they don't know enough about the proposal.

Families report distress as economy slows 06.09.2023

More than half of families are reporting higher than normal distress, due to the rising cost of living.

Minister refuses to explain reasons behind Qatar decision 06.09.2023

Transport Minister Catherine King is refusing to elaborate on what factors influenced her decision to reject a request from Qatar Airways to increase its flights into some Australian cities.

Can Alan Joyce exit from Qantas ease airline's turbulence? 05.09.2023

Pressure shifts to the Qantas board to claw back bonuses paid to departed boss Alan Joyce.

Botox, other injectables focus of cosmetic crackdown 04.09.2023

Australia's health regulator is cracking down on non-surgical cosmetic procedures such as Botox and other injectable fillers.

Govt unveils next wave of industrial relations changes 03.09.2023

Industrial relations changes for gig workers, casuals and labour hire staff take centre stage in Federal Parliament

EU trade talks stall again 31.08.2023

Australia and the European Union have resumed talks about a proposed free trade agreement, but some are questioning if a deal will ever eventuate.

Energy risk: possible blackouts this summer 30.08.2023

Victoria and South Australia are facing an increased risk of power blackouts this summer, while other states could run into trouble later this decade.

PM to name date for Voice referendum 29.08.2023

The Prime Minister today announces the date for when we'll vote on whether to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the constitution

Trump trial for election overthrow case set for March 28.08.2023

A judge sets a March trial date for Donald Trump in the federal case charging the former US President with trying to overturn the 2020 election result.

Big end of town finds its Voice 27.08.2023

Hundreds of Australian company directors have come out in support of a Yes vote in the approaching referendum on an indigenous voice to parliament.

President Putin pays tribute to Wagner boss presumed dead 24.08.2023

Russia's President Vladimir Putin has paid tribute to Yevgeny Prigozhin - the founder of the Wagner Mercenary group which led a short mutiny against Moscow earlier this year

Prigozhin reportedly dead 23.08.2023

Russia's mutiny leader Yevgeny Prigozhin reportedly dead in a mysterious plane crash.

One in three students failing NAPLAN standards 22.08.2023

Today's NAPLAN results reveal one in three school students is failing to meet minimum literacy and numeracy standards.

Cochlear implant negligence sparks call for national inquiry 21.08.2023

Anguish for families and calls for a national inquiry of hearing services after negligence involving cochlear implants affecting children in two states.

What will Australia look like in 40 years? 20.08.2023

What will Australia look like in forty years? There'll be more of us, we'll be living longer, but needing more care as we age.

Data reveals Chinese satellites passing over Aus 17.08.2023

Data reveals that hundreds of Chinese satellites are passing over Australia currently, collecting information on military training activities.

Outage over empty coffin in funeral bungle 16.08.2023

Outrage in the remote indigenous community of Doomadgee in north-west Queensland after a respected elder's coffin was exhumed this week confirming his body wasn't in it.

Housing shortage on agenda for National Cabinet 15.08.2023

National cabinet meets today to wrestle with the nation's growing housing shortage.

Housing shortage on agenda for National Cabinet 15.08.2023

National cabinet meets today to wrestle with the nation's growing housing shortage.

Spy agency drawn into KPMG scandal 14.08.2023

An Australian spy agency is drawn into the K-P-M-G scandal after awarding a 46-million-dollar contract to the consulting firm for a project it helped design.

Spy agency drawn into KPMG scandal 14.08.2023

An Australian spy agency is drawn into the K-P-M-G scandal after awarding a 46-million-dollar contract to the consulting firm for a project it helped design.

Hawaiians question lack of fire warning 13.08.2023

A huge grass-roots community relief effort's underway in Hawaii as locals ask why they weren't warned that huge fires were burning towards their communities.

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