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1:03:36 | Published 1 month ago

The Case Against Adnan Syed

In Between the Truth

This episode centres on the most mysterious figure in Adnan's case: the state's witness, Jay Wilds. His testimony is the only evidence tying Adnan to Hae's murder. First, we pick up at Adnan's arrest, which has left his friends, family, and defence team scrambling to figure out what the state's witness has alleged about Adnan.

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49:35 | Published 1 month ago

State of Terrorism

On September 11, 2001, there were approximately 400 members of al-Qaeda who swore loyalty to Osama bin Laden. Sixteen years after the 'war on terror' was declared, and five years after the death of Osama bin Laden, jihad seems to have spread everywhere, with thousands and thousands of militants in dozens of countries, from the western shores of Africa to East Asia.

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3:02 | Published 1 month ago

Sammy J

April 11, 2019

Biting, bite-sized comedy as Sammy J tackles the big issues of the day, wrestles them to the ground, then submits them to a variety of yoga poses, sporting analogies, and craft activities.

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31:23 | Published 1 month ago

7.30

April 11, 2019

With Prime Minister Scott Morrison announcing the federal election will be held on May 18, 7.30 political correspondent Laura Tingle and ABC election analyst Antony Green take a look at what can be expected from the campaign, and the seats to watch. The Federal Court has ruled News Corp Australia's The Daily Telegraph defamed actor Geoffrey Rush. Former Wallaby Peter FitzSimons responds to Israel Folau's controversial social media post condemning homosexuals, atheists and drunks to hell. Plus, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested in London after the Ecuadorean government withdrew his asylum.

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32:10 | Published 1 month ago

7.30

April 10, 2019

In part three of a special series on superannuation, 7.30 looks at self-managed super funds and why they’re not suitable for everyone. US gaming giant Wynn Resorts has pulled out of a multibillion-dollar takeover of James Packer’s Crown Casino empire. Plus, Chamber Pot Opera is taking opera from the grandest venue to the smallest room in The House.

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56:03 | Published 1 month ago

National Press Club Address

Chris Bowen

Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen addresses the National Press Club.

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30:05 | Published 1 month ago

7.30

April 9, 2019

In part two of a special series on superannuation, 7.30 looks at whether your super is in safe hands. Our nearest neighbours, Indonesia, go to the polls to elect a new president in just over a week. Plus, Bluey - the hit Australian children’s cartoon set to go global with Aussie accents intact.

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25:01 | Published 1 month ago

Dateline

Hong Kong's Crazy Rich and Mega Poor

Hong Kong has more ultra-rich people than any other country, yet one in five people still live in poverty. This program asks: Why is the gap between rich and poor so extreme?

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30:16 | Published 1 month ago

Foreign Correspondent

The Battle for Rio

Democrat or despot? Brazil's new strongman is cracking down on rampant crime - but many fear the 'Trump of the Tropics' is turning his country into a police state, Sally Sara reports.

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51:40 | Published 1 month ago

Insight

Family v Faith

Jenny Brockie takes a look at what happens when family and faith collide. What is more important?

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31:08 | Published 1 month ago

7.30

April 8, 2019

In part one of a special series on superannuation, 7.30 looks at whether your super will be enough to retire on. Cave divers Richard Harris and Craig Challen are encouraging kids to put down the screens and enjoy the outdoors. Plus, the Ecuadorian Government has denied what it calls ‘insulting rumours’ that it is planning to expel Julian Assange from its embassy in London.

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46:01 | Published 1 month ago

Four Corners

Interference

A joint investigation by Four Corners, The Age and Sydney Morning Herald reveals fresh and compelling evidence of covert Beijing-backed political activity taking place in Australia. The investigation has uncovered secret information gathering operations targeting sensitive Australian intelligence analysis. It also reveals how Chinese authorities are stifling dissenting voices by targeting members of the Chinese-Australian community who fail to toe the party line.

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1:03:05 | Published 1 month ago

Q and A

Budget 2019 Special

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg joins Tony Jones for an election budget special in Melbourne, as the audience ask about the government's economic plan and the big issues likely to dominate the election campaign.

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46:38 | Published 1 month ago

Sunday Night

April 7, 2019

Melissa Doyle heads to England to bring us all the excitement of the impending Royal Birth and goes beyond the gates of Norland College - the most prestigious nanny training school in the world.

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58:24 | Published 1 month ago

Insiders

April 7, 2019

It's back to you Barrie, as Barrie Cassidy returns for a post-budget special edition. Our panel of experts take the pulse of the nation with insights and reaction to the budget and reply as the election campaign draws closer.

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44:35 | Published 1 month ago

60 Minutes

Sex, Lies and Police Tape

Liz Hayes investigates the terrifying case of the innocent man falsely accused by his fiance of violent sexual crimes. How the woman he loved fooled police into believing she was a victim when in fact she was an evil liar.

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49:12 | Published 1 month ago

State of Terrorism

On September 11, 2001, there were approximately 400 members of al-Qaeda who swore loyalty to Osama bin Laden. Sixteen years after the 'war on terror' was declared, and five years after the death of Osama bin Laden, jihad seems to have spread everywhere, with thousands and thousands of militants in dozens of countries, from the western shores of Africa to East Asia.

News and current affairs

3:54 | Published 1 month ago

Sammy J

April 4, 2019

Biting, bite-sized comedy as Sammy J tackles the big issues of the day, wrestles them to the ground, then submits them to a variety of yoga poses, sporting analogies, and craft activities.

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