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The Daily Aus

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.

Daily News News Politics
Update frequency
every day
Average duration
11 minutes
Episodes
1446
Years Active
2021 - 2025
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What's going wrong with the NDIS?

What's going wrong with the NDIS?

Yesterday, an independent review of Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme made 26 recommendations for Australia’s governments to better support Australians with disability. We’ll explain e…

00:11:58  |   Thu 07 Dec 2023
The immigration laws the Government rushed to pass

The immigration laws the Government rushed to pass

It's the last sitting week for Parliament, but a lot has been going on in Canberra over the past month. Four people who were recently released from indefinite detention after the High Court ruled it …

00:09:54  |   Wed 06 Dec 2023
Are Coles and Woolies overcharging customers?

Are Coles and Woolies overcharging customers?

Coles and Woolworths are set to front a Senate Inquiry over allegations they’re overcharging their customers. The supermarkets will likely face questions over the rising cost of products and potentia…

00:11:15  |   Tue 05 Dec 2023
Why doctors can’t talk about assisted dying on the phone

Why doctors can’t talk about assisted dying on the phone

Voluntary assisted dying is now legal in every Australian state. But a new Federal Court ruling means it’s illegal for doctors to give patients information about voluntary assisted dying via teleheal…

00:10:01  |   Mon 04 Dec 2023
How the holidays could impact eating disorders

How the holidays could impact eating disorders

The Butterfly Foundation, the national charity dedicated to supporting Australians living with eating disorders, is expecting a surge in calls to its national helpline over the holiday period. The fo…

00:11:52  |   Sun 03 Dec 2023
What are the new rules for vapes?

What are the new rules for vapes?

Earlier in the year, Health Minister Mark Butler announced sweeping measures to crack down on the use of vapes in Australia. Several of these measures centred around vaping and school students, with …

00:12:10  |   Thu 30 Nov 2023
Birth defects & a national apology: What is Thalidomide?

Birth defects & a national apology: What is Thalidomide?

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made a national apology to those impacted by Thalidomide,  a morning sickness drug in the early 60s. The drug caused severe disabilities in thousands of babies who…

00:11:31  |   Wed 29 Nov 2023
Why Australian netball players aren’t getting paid

Why Australian netball players aren’t getting paid

Professional Australian netball players haven’t been payed since September due to an ongoing pay dispute. On the weekend, players collectively boycotted Netball Australia’s Awards ceremony, but Austr…

00:11:13  |   Tue 28 Nov 2023
What we know about child sex offenders in Australia

What we know about child sex offenders in Australia

A survey of 2,000 Australian men found nearly 10% of respondents admitted to having sexual interactions with an under 18-year-old. The UNSW survey was the first nationally representative Australian s…

00:13:55  |   Mon 27 Nov 2023
Far-right politicians win in Argentina and the Netherlands

Far-right politicians win in Argentina and the Netherlands

In two different corners of the world, two leaders have won support on populist far-right platforms.

In Argentina Javier Milei has been elected president, promising to radically overhaul the nation’s…

00:14:29  |   Sun 26 Nov 2023
Are you not having kids for the climate?

Are you not having kids for the climate?

In a recent TDA poll, 91% of respondents said they were experiencing climate anxiety and close to 90% said this made them worried about having kids. In this episode, we hear from someone who has chos…

00:10:16  |   Thu 23 Nov 2023
Why is Bruce Lehrmann suing media outlets?

Why is Bruce Lehrmann suing media outlets?

Former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann has been in the news over the last two years for a variety of reasons. This week, Lehrmann is in court after alleging some media outlets defamed him in their cov…

00:11:47  |   Wed 22 Nov 2023
The global threat of loneliness

The global threat of loneliness

The World Health Organisation has declared loneliness to be a pressing global health threat and has launched a commission to tackle the issue. Social isolation is linked to anxiety and depression and…

00:10:25  |   Tue 21 Nov 2023
How the ChatGPT co-founder got fired

How the ChatGPT co-founder got fired

Last week one of the biggest names in artificial intelligence, Sam Altman, was removed as CEO of OpenAI - the tech company behind ChatGPT. Altman co-founded the company with Elon Musk, and news of th…

00:15:15  |   Mon 20 Nov 2023
Is the bulk billing era over?

Is the bulk billing era over?

The number of GP clinics bulk billing all their patients has halved in the last year according to a new report from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.  The Federal Government has …

00:12:40  |   Sun 19 Nov 2023
Why thousands of students are striking today

Why thousands of students are striking today

Today, thousands of young people are expected to skip school to strike for climate action. The Schools Strike 4 Climate protests have been gaining momentum in recent years, becoming a national day of…

00:12:14  |   Thu 16 Nov 2023
Why can rich companies pay no tax?

Why can rich companies pay no tax?

What if we told you that more than 800 of Australia’s largest companies paid no company tax in the 2021-2022 financial year? The list includes companies like Crown Casino, AGL, QANTAS, Energy Austral…

00:17:43  |   Wed 15 Nov 2023
Ceasefire or humanitarian pause: What’s the difference?

Ceasefire or humanitarian pause: What’s the difference?

ou may have heard calls for a ceasefire in recent coverage of the conflict between Israel and Hamas. These calls have been made at protests around the world, and by various world leaders. However, le…

00:14:14  |   Tue 14 Nov 2023
Why the High Court ruled indefinite detention unlawful

Why the High Court ruled indefinite detention unlawful

The Australian High Court has determined that indefinite immigration detention is unlawful. This decision has led to the release of at least 80 people from detention. In the deep dive we’ll explain w…

00:11:34  |   Mon 13 Nov 2023
Why a war crime whistleblower could go to jail

Why a war crime whistleblower could go to jail

This week, David McBride, a man who spoke out about alleged war crimes committed by Australian soldiers, is facing trial. He is accused of unlawfully disclosing sensitive information. There are laws …

00:15:51  |   Sun 12 Nov 2023
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