The Daily Aus

The Daily Aus

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This is a daily news podcast for young people in Australia. Join The Daily Aus team every weekday morning as we cover the news in your language. We’re a newsroom of young journalists, delivering news for young people. TDA is completely independent. We are not owned by any larger media company.

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Jul 10, 2026

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Jimmy Barnes, fossil fuels and a tractor 30.08.2022

Real estate, gifts and stocks. We now know who in parliament has what, because of their declarations of interests. This means we have a better idea of what conflicts of interest members of parliament might have. We'll tell you what you need to know in the deep dive. And if you learn something new from today's episode, don't forget to give us five stars and subscribe, wherever you do your podcast l...

Over 1,000 deaths in Pakistan floods 29.08.2022

One-third of the country could be underwater by the time the floods subside. We'll tell you what you need to know in today's deep dive. And listen to the end to hear why we've got a new theme. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two months since Roe v. Wade 28.08.2022

In June we brought you news that Roe v. Wade had been overturned. In today's deep dive, we look at what's happened since: the states that have banned or restricted abortion, but also the surprising conservative state that has voted to uphold abortion rights. And if you learnt something new from today's episode don't forget to give us five stars and subscribe, wherever you do your podcast listening...

Why is Lachlan Murdoch suing an Australian news site? 25.08.2022

If it were a boxing match, you would have Lachlan Murdoch, boss of Fox News in one corner, and independent Australian news platform Crikey in the other. So what's the dispute all about? We'll tell you everything you need to know about the impending Crikey v Murdoch battle in the deep dive. Up and offer T&Cs @  up.com.au/terms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See o...

Six months on from Russia's invasion of Ukraine 24.08.2022

From Ukrainian Independence Day, to fighting near nuclear plants and the death of Darya Dugina, tensions are rising. In today's deep dive, we'll catch you up on the latest in the conflict. Up and offer T&Cs @  up.com.au/terms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why you're paying more to see a doctor 23.08.2022

If it seems like finding a bulk billing doctor is becoming harder, you're not alone. Federal Health Minister Mark Butler has said seeing a doctor in Australia has never been harder or more expensive. But why? In today's deep dive we'll explain how a perfect storm of policy and economy has meant we're all paying more. We also want to understand how this is impacting you! You can let us know by answ...

How same-sex marriage has divided the Anglican Church 22.08.2022

A disagreement over same-sex marriage has led to a group breaking away from the Anglican Church. It's called the Diocese of the Southern Cross and believes marriage should only be between a man and a woman. So what led to this break away? We'll get into it in the deep dive. And if you learnt something new from today's episode don't forget to give us five stars and subscribe, wherever you do your p...

What young liberals say the coalition got wrong at the last election 21.08.2022

The Young Liberals have spoken out since the Coalition’s loss at the last election and blamed “genuine inaction” on climate change, as well as a failure to recruit women and deliver a national integrity commission as the cause of their defeat. In today’s deep dive, we’ll speak to Clark Cooley, Federal President of the Young Liberals, about the future of the party. And if you learnt something new f...

Can psychedelics help treat anxiety? 18.08.2022

In a world first, researchers in Melbourne are investigating whether psilocybin, the naturally occurring psychedelic compound in magic mushrooms, will be effective in treating Generalised Anxiety Disorder, In today's deep dive, Sam asks Dr Paul Liknaitzky, Head of Clinical Psychedelic Research at Monash University, what psilocybin is, and how it can cause a fundamentally altered state of conscious...

Victoria's path to a treaty with First Nations people 17.08.2022

Australia is the only commonwealth country that that has not signed a treaty with First Nations people. This week landmark legislation passed in Victoria to create a First Nations treaty authority. And Queensland made some steps forward too. But why is this playing out at a state level instead of federal? We'll answer that question, and more, in today's deep dive. Up and offer T&Cs @  up.com.a...

Scott Morrison and the secret swear-ins 16.08.2022

We now know of five portfolios where Scott Morrison secretly swore himself in as a minister during his time as prime minister. So why did he do it? And was it legal? We'll tell you everything you need to know in today's deep dive. And if you learnt something new from today's episode don't forget to give us five stars and subscribe, wherever you do your podcast listening! Up and offer T&Cs @  u...

Everything you need to know about the fatwa on Salman Rushdie 15.08.2022

Iconic author Salman Rushdie has had a price on his head for over three decades. Translators and an editor of his work have been attacked - some have been killed. Rushdie himself lived in hiding for a decade, and travels with armed security. But this past weekend, an attack at an event has left him with critical injuries. In today's deep dive, we'll explain everything you need to know about the fa...

One year since Kabul fell 14.08.2022

One year ago today we brought you news that Kabul had fallen. Since then, Amnesty International has described the Taliban's treatment of women and girls as a "suffocating crackdown". And a wave of Afghan refugees flee their homes. But while this has been happening, the world has been focusing on other global events. So what do you need to know from the last 365 days? We'll tell you in today's deep...

Teachers told us they aren't coping 11.08.2022

The government has warned Australia could face a shortage of up to 4,100 secondary school teachers in the next few years. And research released in May found 59% of secondary teachers wanted to quit. Education ministers are meeting in Canberra today to try and work out how to address the issue. But we wanted to know what teachers on the ground think. Hear what they had to say in today's deep dive....

Saudi Arabia, golf and sportswashing 10.08.2022

What happens when you mix Saudi Arabian royalty with lots of money and the world's best golfers? International outrage ensues. In today's deep dive, Sam and Zara discuss the controversial LIV Golf League, and what it means that Australia's best golfer will reportedly join the competition. And if you want to do us a massive favour, you can fill out our podcast survey here . We'd love your feedback;...

Should junk food advertisements be banned for kids? 09.08.2022

The average 5 to 8 year old will watch 4 hours of junk food ads each year. But new independent MP, Dr Sophie Scamps wants to change that. She's proposing regulation in her first ever draft bill that could limit the advertisement of unhealthy products to after 9pm. But will the bill make it through parliament? Zara and Billi explore all that, and more, in today's deep dive. And if you want to do us...

Pornhub, Visa and the court 08.08.2022

A U.S. court has found that Visa could be sued for conspiring to profit from child abuse material posted to Pornhub. So how did the financial services company get mixed up in all of this? And what will it mean moving forward? We'll tell you everything you need to know in the deep dive. If you need support with anything raised in this podcast, you can call 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732. And if you w...

What you need to know about Victoria's new stealthing and consent legislation 07.08.2022

The bill proposes an affirmative consent model, the criminalisation of stealthing and stronger laws on image-based sexual abuse. But what does it all mean, and how does Victoria compare to other jurisdictions? We'll explain all that, and more. If you need support with anything raised in this podcast, you can call 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732. And if you want to do us a massive favour, you can do o...

The Beyonce, Uber and pizza venn diagram 04.08.2022

The stock market has taken a hit, but not everyone is losing out. Maddy and Sophie from 'Your'e in Good Company' serve up a delicious slice of investment news for your Friday morning. Follow us on Instagram and join 380,000 Australians @thedailyaus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for pr...

Why China is angry at Nancy Pelosi 03.08.2022

China had warned visiting Taiwan would be "playing with fire", but Nancy Pelosi did it anyway. There's a lot to get your head around when it comes to China's relationship with Taiwan. Add the U.S. and you have a geo-political triangle complex enough to do your head in all together. In this episode we break it all down, so you don't have to. Follow us on Instagram and join 380,000 Australians @thed...

The U.S. just killed one of its “most wanted terrorists” 02.08.2022

President Joe Biden has confirmed that the U.S. has successfully killed Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, a so called 'mastermind' behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks. But why now, what does this mean for the future of Al-Qaeda, and for Biden's presidency? Find out in today's deep dive. And if you want to dive deeper, here's something we prepared earlier .... Follow us on Instagram and join 380,000...

Why the territories can’t make laws on voluntary assisted dying 01.08.2022

A bill was introduced to Federal Parliament yesterday that, if passed, would end the ban on voluntary assisted dying in Australia’s two territories, the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. But the MP that introduced the bill wasn't focused on that aspect of the bill - he had another agenda. Follow us on Instagram and join 380,000 Australians @thedailyaus. Learn more about your...

What you need to know about Australia's next referendum 31.07.2022

The Prime Minister has presented a very important question; a draft of what would be Australia's first referendum in over two decades. And if Australians say yes, it could change the way First Nations Australians are represented in this country forever, Here's everything you need to know about a First Nations Voice to Parliament and what would have to happen to enshrine it in our constitution, Fol...

Cloudy with a chance of economic storms 28.07.2022

The Treasurer Jim Chalmers has given an economic forecast, and warning: there are cloudy days ahead. Tom joins Sam and Zara straight from Parliament House to break down the numbers and the politics, so you don't have to. But we'd also love to know how the current economic situation is playing out in your life. You can complete our cost of living poll here ; we really appreciate your time. Follow u...

Why is the government's emission target 43%? 27.07.2022

It's back to school for parliament and the government's climate change bill is a top priority. They've already introduced it to the House of Representatives, but does it have what it takes to make it into law? And why is it 43% in the first place? Follow us on Instagram and join 380,000 Australians @thedailyaus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See omnystudio.com/liste...

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