The Liberal Party is locked in a very public power struggle. The Coalition has broken apart. One Nation is on the rise. 

What’s emerging isn’t just a shift in support, it’s something deeper – a realignment of the conservative side of politics, with broader ramifications that we’re only beginning to understand.

Today, political columnist and former Labor adviser Sean Kelly – on what’s breaking inside conservative politics, what it means for the government, and what comes next.

 

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Guest: Political columnist and former Labor adviser Sean Kelly

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The Liberal Party is locked in a very public power struggle. The Coalition has broken apart. One Nation is on the rise.&nbsp;
What&rsquo;s emerging isn&rsquo;t just a shift in support, it&rsquo;s something deeper &ndash; a realignment of the conservative side of politics, with broader ramifications that we&rsquo;re only beginning to understand.
Today, political columnist and former Labor adviser Sean Kelly &ndash; on what&rsquo;s breaking inside conservative politics, what it means for the government, and what comes next.
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Guest: Political columnist and former Labor adviser Sean Kelly
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An independent daily news show. We feature the country’s best reporters, covering the news as it affects Australia. This is news with narrative, every weekday.

An independent daily news show. We feature the country&rsquo;s best reporters, covering the news as it affects Australia. This is news with narrative, every weekday.

Sean Kelly on the right’s identity crisis

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Readers and writers have been left reeling after a horror novel became the first book to be cancelled over AI claims.

The New York Times has reported that an AI detection program indicated that ‘Shy Girl’ was 71 percent AI generated.

The news has shocked the publishing industry, with the novel discontinued in the UK and pulled from publication in America.

So what are the implications for writers, for readers and for the publishing industry as AI seeps into new and frightening corners of our creative industries?

Today, beloved Aussie author Kathy Lette on how AI slop is threatening the future of young writers, and how to protect our art from the onslaught of bots.

 

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Guest: Author Kathy Lette

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Readers and writers have been left reeling after a horror novel became the first book to be cancelled over AI claims.
The New York Times has reported that an AI detection program indicated that &lsquo;Shy Girl&rsquo; was 71 percent AI generated.
The news has shocked the publishing industry, with the novel discontinued in the UK and pulled from publication in America.
So what are the implications for writers, for readers and for the publishing industry as AI seeps into new and frightening corners of our creative industries?
Today, beloved Aussie author Kathy Lette on how AI slop is threatening the future of young writers, and how to protect our art from the onslaught of bots.
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If you enjoy 7am, the best way you can support us is by making a contribution at <a href="http://7ampodcast.com.au/support">7ampodcast.com.au/support</a>.
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Guest: Author Kathy Lette
Photo:&nbsp;AAP Image/Mick Tsikas

Kathy Lette on the AI book scandal

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Donald Trump says Cuba's next.

For decades, the United States has tried to isolate the country, but now the language is getting stronger, and a tightening of the oil blockade has brought the island to its knees.

President Trump has said taking the country would be an "honour", and his Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, says Cuba cannot fix its economy without changing its government.

In Havana, officials are now preparing for the possibility of a U.S. attack.

Today, Havana-based journalist Ruaridh Nicoll, on what people inside Cuba are living through – and fearing might come next.

 

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Guest: Havana-based journalist Ruaridh Nicoll.

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Donald Trump says Cuba's next.
For decades, the United States has tried to isolate the country, but now the language is getting stronger, and a tightening of the oil blockade has brought the island to its knees.
President Trump has said taking the country would be an "honour", and his Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, says Cuba cannot fix its economy without changing its government.
In Havana, officials are now preparing for the possibility of a U.S. attack.
Today, Havana-based journalist Ruaridh Nicoll, on what people inside Cuba are living through &ndash; and fearing might come next.
&nbsp;
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Guest: Havana-based journalist Ruaridh Nicoll.
Photo:&nbsp;AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein

‘Cuba’s next’: Can anything stop Trump?

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Jeffrey Hoffman grew up on Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers. He was still a boy when the space age began – Sputnik, the first American astronauts, then Apollo. From early on, he knew he wanted to be part of it.

He was. Hoffman went on to fly five Space Shuttle missions, logging more than 1,200 hours in space. And today, he’ll be watching as NASA sends astronauts back around the moon for the first time in more than 50 years.

While Artemis II won't land on the moon – it's the next step in a plan to return humans to the lunar surface, and eventually establish a more permanent presence there.

And with China wanting to put astronauts on the moon before 2030, we're in the midst of a new space race.

Today, former NASA astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman, on why humanity is racing to the moon once again.

 

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Guest: Former NASA Astronaut and professor of Aerospace Engineering at MIT, Dr Jeffrey Hoffman.

Photo: Alex G Perez/AGPfoto/Sipa USA

Jeffrey Hoffman grew up on Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers. He was still a boy when the space age began &ndash; Sputnik, the first American astronauts, then Apollo. From early on, he knew he wanted to be part of it.
He was. Hoffman went on to fly five Space Shuttle missions, logging more than 1,200 hours in space. And today, he&rsquo;ll be watching as NASA sends astronauts back around the moon for the first time in more than 50 years.
While Artemis II won't land on the moon &ndash; it's the next step in a plan to return humans to the lunar surface, and eventually establish a more permanent presence there.
And with China wanting to put astronauts on the moon before 2030, we're in the midst of a new space race.
Today, former NASA astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman, on why humanity is racing to the moon once again.
&nbsp;
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Guest: Former NASA Astronaut and professor of Aerospace Engineering at MIT, Dr Jeffrey Hoffman.
Photo:&nbsp;Alex G Perez/AGPfoto/Sipa USA

Artemis and the new China-US Space Race

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Sean Kelly on the right’s identity crisis

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