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The 7.30 Report: November 19, 2009

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November 19, 2009

ABC | November 19, 2009

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Stories include, 'Health overhaul frustration', 'Financial planners put on notice', 'Water shortage in the Sunshine State', 'Dramatic images of drought devastation', 'Clarke and Dawe with an apologetic Rudd'.

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Stories include, 'Health overhaul frustration', 'Financial planners put on notice', 'Water shortage in the Sunshine State', 'Dramatic images of drought devastation', 'Clarke and Dawe with an apologetic Rudd'.

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QUEENSLAND PREPARES FOR CYCLONE YASI

Thousands of people have fled Cairns and surrounding areas as the countdown to Cyclone Yasi continues.

CYCLONE YASI UPDATE

ABC reporter John Taylor is in Cairns and speaks with Tracy Bowden about the latest developments on Cyclone Yasi.

TURMOIL CONTINUES IN EGYPT

Unrest continues in Egypt today despite President Mubarak's declaration that he will not contest the next election.

EGYPT UNREST SPREADS TO OTHER CITIES

While much of the attention from the unrest in Egypt has been focused on Cairo there has been large demonstrations in the country's second largest city - Alexandria.

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QUEENSLAND PREPARES FOR CYCLONE YASI Thousands of people have fled Cairns and surrounding areas as the countdown to Cyclone Yasi continues. CYCLONE YASI UPDATE ABC reporter John Taylor is in Cairns and speaks with Tracy Bowden about the latest developments on Cyclone Yasi. TURMOIL CONTINUES IN EGYPT Unrest continues in Egypt today despite President Mubarak's declaration that he will not contest the next election. EGYPT UNREST SPREADS TO OTHER CITIES While much of the attention from the unrest in Egypt has been focused on Cairo there has been large demonstrations in the country's second largest city - Alexandria. IAN THORPE ANNOUNCES COMEBACK Australia's most successful Olympian revealed today that he will return to competitive swimming after a five-year absence.

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Stories include, 'Libyan stand-off continues', 'Refugees flood Tunisian border', 'Farmers fight to keep heads above water', 'Woodchopping champ goes for one last victory', 'Clarke and Dawe talk carbon tax'.

QUEENSLAND PREPARES FOR CYCLONE YASI

Thousands of people have fled Cairns and surrounding areas as the countdown to Cyclone Yasi continues.

CYCLONE YASI UPDATE

ABC reporter John Taylor is in Cairns and speaks with Tracy Bowden about the latest developments on Cyclone Yasi.

TURMOIL CONTINUES IN EGYPT

Unrest continues in Egypt today despite President Mubarak's declaration that he will not contest the next election.

EGYPT UNREST SPREADS TO OTHER CITIES

While much of the attention from the unrest in Egypt has been focused on Cairo there has been large demonstrations in the country's second largest city - Alexandria.

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The 7.30 Report: February 1, 2011

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QUEENSLAND PREPARES FOR CYCLONE YASI Thousands of people have fled Cairns and surrounding areas as the countdown to Cyclone Yasi continues. CYCLONE YASI UPDATE ABC reporter John Taylor is in Cairns and speaks with Tracy Bowden about the latest developments on Cyclone Yasi. TURMOIL CONTINUES IN EGYPT Unrest continues in Egypt today despite President Mubarak's declaration that he will not contest the next election. EGYPT UNREST SPREADS TO OTHER CITIES While much of the attention from the unrest in Egypt has been focused on Cairo there has been large demonstrations in the country's second largest city - Alexandria. IAN THORPE ANNOUNCES COMEBACK Australia's most successful Olympian revealed today that he will return to competitive swimming after a five-year absence.

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Stories include, 'Humanitarian crisis', 'Milk wars', 'America's debt crisis', 'Italy through Australian eyes'.

Stories include, 'Hockey on carbon tax', 'The city-country divide', 'Independent cinemas fight back', 'Road to success'.

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Stories include, 'Hockey on carbon tax', 'The city-country divide', 'Independent cinemas fight back', 'Road to success'.

Stories include, 'Bob Brown on Carbon tax', 'Libya turmoil continues', 'Dysfunctional system', 'Stutter treatment proves a success'.

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Stories include, 'Bob Brown on Carbon tax', 'Libya turmoil continues', 'Dysfunctional system', 'Stutter treatment proves a success'.

Stories include, 'Australia's new carbon tax', 'Gillard explains carbon scheme', 'City in ruins', 'Rescue efforts continue', 'Rescue workers race against time'.

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Stories include, 'Christchurch in ruins', 'Cathedral in ruins', 'The search for survivors', 'The science behind earthquakes', 'Victims in trauma'.

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Stories include, 'Christchurch in ruins', 'Cathedral in ruins', 'The search for survivors', 'The science behind earthquakes', 'Victims in trauma'.

Stories include, 'Australian doctor caught in quake', 'A seismologist speaks', 'Australia reacts', 'Libya in communications lock down'.

The 7.30 Report: February 22, 2011

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Stories include, 'Australian doctor caught in quake', 'A seismologist speaks', 'Australia reacts', 'Libya in communications lock down'.

Stories include, 'Libyan turmoil escalates', 'Rudd on Middle East unrest', 'O'Farrell poised for victory', 'Concerns for girl at centre of AFL sex scandal'.

The 7.30 Report: February 21, 2011

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Stories include, 'Libyan turmoil escalates', 'Rudd on Middle East unrest', 'O'Farrell poised for victory', 'Concerns for girl at centre of AFL sex scandal'.

Stories include, 'Multiculturalism back on the agenda', 'Chris Bowen on immigration issues', 'Peter Weir's new blockbuster', 'Clarke and Dawe with Wayne Swan'.

The 7.30 Report: February 17, 2011

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Stories include, 'Multiculturalism back on the agenda', 'Chris Bowen on immigration issues', 'Peter Weir's new blockbuster', 'Clarke and Dawe with Wayne Swan'.

Stories include, 'Cheap imports costing jobs', 'BHP's billions', 'Aboriginal cops', 'Tassie teen toast of literary world'.

The 7.30 Report: February 16, 2011

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Stories include, 'Cheap imports costing jobs', 'BHP's billions', 'Aboriginal cops', 'Tassie teen toast of literary world'.

Stories include, 'Questions over Snowy Hydro water management', 'Wireless debate', 'Inspirational recovery', 'Australia's most outrageous newspaper'.

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Stories include, 'Questions over Snowy Hydro water management', 'Wireless debate', 'Inspirational recovery', 'Australia's most outrageous newspaper'.

Stories include, 'Health overhaul', 'Gillard on health agreement', 'Military rule in Egypt', 'Man in motion'.

The 7.30 Report: February 14, 2011

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Stories include, 'Health overhaul', 'Gillard on health agreement', 'Military rule in Egypt', 'Man in motion'.

Stories include, 'Water wars', 'Broadband battle continues', 'Egyptian crisis escalates', 'Compton cricketers score down-under', 'Clarke and Dawe back on deck'.

The 7.30 Report: February 10, 2011

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Stories include, 'Water wars', 'Broadband battle continues', 'Egyptian crisis escalates', 'Compton cricketers score down-under', 'Clarke and Dawe back on deck'.

Stories include, 'Homeless man's court win against police', 'Children at risk', 'The Yemen connection', 'The revolution is just a tweet away'.

The 7.30 Report: February 9, 2011

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Stories include, 'Homeless man's court win against police', 'Children at risk', 'The Yemen connection', 'The revolution is just a tweet away'.

Stories include, 'Political ceasefire', 'Hockey on flood levy', 'Suberbug threat', 'Perth surveys fire damage'.

The 7.30 Report: February 8, 2011

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Stories include, 'Political ceasefire', 'Hockey on flood levy', 'Suberbug threat', 'Perth surveys fire damage'.

Stories include, 'Bushfires destroy Perth homes', 'Trail of destruction', 'Standoff on the streets of Cairo', 'Black Saturday anniversary'.

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TONY WINDSOR CALLS FOR PERMANENT DISASTER RELIEF

The Gillard Government's newly proposed flood levy is already facing some major challenges and will need the support of the Independents to get through parliament.

BOB KATTER DISCUSSES PROPOSED FLOOD LEVY

Independent MP Bob Katter discusses the Gillard Government's proposed flood levy.

PUBLIC OUTCRY IN BRITAIN OVER VACCINE SHORTAGE

Anger is mounting in Britain over a shortage of flu vaccines as the death toll from the virus increases.

HIGH IMPRISONMENT RATES SPARK COMMUNITY CONCERN

The high incarceration rate of Pacific Islanders in Australia has community leaders concerned, prompting them to take matters into their own hands.

THE ECONOMIC TOLL OF THE FLOOD DISASTER

In economic terms, the Queensland floods, are the biggest natural disaster in Australia's history - put at around $5.6 billion dollars.

The 7.30 Report: January 28, 2011

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Stories include, 'Scientists assess flood impact to Moreton Bay', 'New levy to pay for flood damage', 'Swan on flood disaster response', 'Phone hacking scandal shakes UK Government'.

The 7.30 Report: January 27, 2011

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The 7.30 Report: January 26, 2011

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The 7.30 Report: January 25, 2011

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Stories include, 'Premier Ted Baillieu discusses Victoria's flood situation', 'Qld flood toll rises to 22', 'Tasmania's first female Premier sworn in', 'The next generation of Australian tennis'.

The 7.30 Report: January 24, 2011

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Stories include, 'Premier Ted Baillieu discusses Victoria's flood situation', 'Qld flood toll rises to 22', 'Tasmania's first female Premier sworn in', 'The next generation of Australian tennis'.

Leigh Sales goes back to her hometown of Brisbane to host a community forum. She speaks with local residents to discuss how they are coping with the aftermath of the Queensland floods and how they can rebuild their community.

The 7.30 Report: January 21, 2011

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7.30: December 5, 2018

Years 11-12 News and current affairs

Major parties clash over discrimination bill The second last day of federal parliament for the year and the level of frenzy rose considerably. Asylum seekers, energy and the economy were all being debated, but it was the issue of discrimination against gay students attending religious schools, that had the government and opposition in fiercest combat. Ita Buttrose gives advice to her younger self When Ita Buttrose started Cleo magazine in 1972, it was the first time a women's publication was frank about sexuality and it went on to become a huge success. That was just the beginning for a woman who's paved the way for women in journalism ever since. Now Ita Buttrose shares her wisdom in our 'advice to my younger self' series. Chris Dawson Renee Simms, the niece of Lynette Dawson, talks about the arrest of Chris Murphy, who is expected to be charged with the murder of his wife 36 years ago. Reverse mortgages leaving the elderly high and dry Reverse mortgages are touted as a way to unlock equity in the family home by borrowing against the asset without needing to make repayments until the house is sold or the owner moves out or dies. But a number of banks, including Australia's biggest lender the Commonwealth Bank, are now getting out of the reverse mortgage market, in the face of criticism from the peak financial regulator, ASIC. Closing Europe's biggest steel works In the south of Italy, a major corruption trial is underway that is pitting a local community against Europe's biggest steelworks, the Ilva plant in Taranto. The pollution from the plant is so bad it has been blamed in official government reports for the deaths of almost 400 local residents. The former owners of the company have been accused of crimes against public safety.

Driverless cars are arriving soon, but are we ready to take our hands off the wheel? Charlie Pickering and Annabel Crabb join inventor Dr Jordan Nguyen, TV presenter Kate Peck, and comedian Merrick Watts.

Tomorrow Tonight: The Driverless Car

Years 9-10, 11-12 Critical thinking, News and current affairs

Driverless cars are arriving soon, but are we ready to take our hands off the wheel? Charlie Pickering and Annabel Crabb join inventor Dr Jordan Nguyen, TV presenter Kate Peck, and comedian Merrick Watts.

A high-energy, fun way for upper primary and secondary students to learn about current issues and events in their world. Each program is built around major news stories of the week.

Behind the News: December 4, 2018

Years 3-4, 5-6 News and current affairs

A high-energy, fun way for upper primary and secondary students to learn about current issues and events in their world. Each program is built around major news stories of the week.

The Behind the News team get an exclusive update on climate change, the richest youtubers and a world record teddy toss. Plus a wrap up of the world's news and sports.

BtN Newsbreak: December 4, 2018

Years 3-4, 5-6 News and current affairs

The Behind the News team get an exclusive update on climate change, the richest youtubers and a world record teddy toss. Plus a wrap up of the world's news and sports.

Scott Morrison
Today the Government and Opposition neared agreement on encryption laws and ending discrimination against gay children. It followed Prime Minister Scott Morrison's move to put an end to the Coalition's revolving door leadership.

Mortgage stress
It's estimated there are more than one million households under stress with 60,000 of them at risk of defaulting on their loan over the next 12 months.
Indigenous Australians
Founded by former Sydney Swans Adam Goodes and Michael O'Loughlin, the GO Foundation provides scholarships for Indigenous students from kindergarten to university.
Nauru and Manus Island
7.30 can reveal confidential details of the powerful Government committee that approves medical transfers from Nauru and Manus Island.
Lawyer X
Victoria's law and order system has been thrown into one of the biggest legal scandals in its history, after it was revealed a criminal defence barrister was used as an informer by police in hundreds of cases, including against her own clients. 7.30 speaks to the senior detective who warned Victoria Police their use of Lawyer X would result in a royal commission.

7.30: December 4, 2018

Years 11-12 News and current affairs

Scott Morrison Today the Government and Opposition neared agreement on encryption laws and ending discrimination against gay children. It followed Prime Minister Scott Morrison's move to put an end to the Coalition's revolving door leadership. Mortgage stress It's estimated there are more than one million households under stress with 60,000 of them at risk of defaulting on their loan over the next 12 months. Indigenous Australians Founded by former Sydney Swans Adam Goodes and Michael O'Loughlin, the GO Foundation provides scholarships for Indigenous students from kindergarten to university. Nauru and Manus Island 7.30 can reveal confidential details of the powerful Government committee that approves medical transfers from Nauru and Manus Island. Lawyer X Victoria's law and order system has been thrown into one of the biggest legal scandals in its history, after it was revealed a criminal defence barrister was used as an informer by police in hundreds of cases, including against her own clients. 7.30 speaks to the senior detective who warned Victoria Police their use of Lawyer X would result in a royal commission.

In Australia, our society is built around the idea that everyone gets a fair go. In the era of #MeToo, and with the global movement for gender equality growing, it's time to ask ourselves: is that really the case? Writer, TV presenter, radio host, and passionate advocate for gender equality Yumi Stynes wants to find out. This program goes undercover to expose the truth of sexism in Australia in 2018.

Is Australia Sexist?

Years 11-12 News and current affairs, Ethical understanding

In Australia, our society is built around the idea that everyone gets a fair go. In the era of #MeToo, and with the global movement for gender equality growing, it's time to ask ourselves: is that really the case? Writer, TV presenter, radio host, and passionate advocate for gender equality Yumi Stynes wants to find out. This program goes undercover to expose the truth of sexism in Australia in 2018.

Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by one of Australia's most respected journalists Paul Barry.

Media Watch: December 3, 2018

Years 11-12 Media arts, News and current affairs

Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment, presented by one of Australia's most respected journalists Paul Barry.

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