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In case you were wondering, Kyle Sandilands and Karl Stefanovic aren’t done wallowing.
Reflecting on their respective job losses on the latest episode of Stefanovic’s podcast, the two talk about their “unfair” fall from grace. They also let us in on the VIPs who have checked in with them since getting the boot, including PM Anthony Albanese.
It seems fair to say that if you’re getting private welfare checks from the PM, you’re probably not as hard done by as you think…
Also today, another exceedingly privileged former media mogul is facing the first day of trial. Alan Jones is facing 22 charges for indecent assault and sexual touching. Madeline Hislop reports.
Elsewhere, we share this piece on the increasing cost of private schooling in amid a cost-of-living crisis. So, why are so many families still putting themselves under the strain?
And finally, Women’s Agenda is excited to launch a new 6-week series through philanthropic support, exploring the role of care, kindness and connection in Australia’s response to climate change. These aspects are typically overlooked and undervalued despite their criticality to recovery. They’re also often led by women.
More on site and over the day,
Tarla Lambert-Patel
Editor in Chief & Co Founder
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Even if you didn’t put on a bet for one weekend, the next Wednesday and Friday, you would receive those promotions and inducements once again. Like it is directly targeted to motivate you into gambling. With zero welfare.
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Luke Bateman
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Former rugby league player and author Luke Bateman, who has been open about his former gambling addiction, has spoken at an inquiry into Labor’s gambling advertising package.
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Breastfeeding in war: the urgent health crisis facing mothers in Gaza
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More than one in 10 women with infants in Gaza suffer from difficulties with breastfeeding, a recent UN report has found.
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Families say they are struggling to pay school fees – why are so many still choosing private schools?
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More families are struggling with rising school fees as they cut back on everyday essentials to make ends meet.Read more +
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Alan Jones trial begins in Sydney as he faces allegations of indecent assault and sexual touching
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Alan Jones’ high profile trial will get underway in Sydney on Monday, as he faces indecent assault and sexual touching charges. Read more +
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Note to Karl and Kyle: If the Prime Minister is calling, you’re probably not the victim
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Stefanovic and Sandilands’ privilege will endure far beyond them losing their jobs. Even in this setback, neither has been silenced. Read more +
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Care and connection are critical to Australia’s climate response. Here’s why we’re exploring it
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Women’s Agenda will spend the next six weeks exploring the role of care, kindness and connection in Australia’s response to climate change. Read more +
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The number of charges Alan Jones is facing in his trial, which begins in Sydney today. The charges cover indecent assault and sexual touching, relating to six male complainants over almost two decades. He has denied the charges.
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Louise Hoskins, 76, becomes oldest Commonwealth Games gold medallist
At age 76, Australian athlete Louise Hoskins has become the oldest Commonwealth Games gold medallist. She won gold in the para-bowls alongside Serena Bonnell.
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