Wondering what the stars have in store for you? Astrologer Sue Dunwoody breaks down this week’s cosmic energy and what it means for each zodiac sign. From dreamy romance with Venus in Pisces to steady progress under Saturn in Aries, there’s plenty to navigate!

For full weekly horoscopes and detailed insights for your sign, visit suedunwoodyastrology.com

Wondering what the stars have in store for you? Astrologer Sue Dunwoody breaks down this week&rsquo;s cosmic energy and what it means for each zodiac sign. From dreamy romance with Venus in Pisces to steady progress under Saturn in Aries, there&rsquo;s plenty to navigate!
For full weekly horoscopes and detailed insights for your sign, visit <a href="https://www.suedunwoodyastrology.com/">suedunwoodyastrology.com</a>

Join Brent Bultitude every weekend for lively chats with industry insiders and special guests! Covering the latest trends and exciting topics, it's your go-to for fresh insights and fun conversations.

Tune in for your weekend fix of thought-provoking conversation!

Join&nbsp;Brent Bultitude&nbsp;every weekend for lively chats with industry insiders and special guests! Covering the latest trends and exciting topics, it's your go-to for fresh insights and fun conversations.
Tune in for your weekend fix of thought-provoking conversation!

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Brent’s Business background and personality are fundamental to asking the right people the right questions with interviews, the latest news, quizzes, music and your calls on 13 12 69.

Plus Brent interviews many more people that are going to tell us what’s going from stories in the news to the things you care about.

Brent&rsquo;s Business background and personality are fundamental to asking the right people the right questions with interviews, the latest news, quizzes, music and your calls on 13 12 69. Plus Brent interviews many more people that are going to tell us what&rsquo;s going from stories in the news to the things you care about.

This Week in Your Horoscope: Venus in Pisces & Saturn in Aries

Today, Brent talks with Davod Reneke about the final resting places of our spacecraft and loved ones in space.

We’ll look at two fascinating stories: the far-off ocean graveyard for retired satellites and a startup that will send people’s ashes into orbit. Space isn’t just out there — it’s touching our history, our future, and even our hearts.

From the lonely Pacific Ocean graveyard of retired spacecraft, to sending loved ones’ ashes into orbit — space continues to surprise and inspire us.

Today, Brent talks with Davod Reneke about the final resting places of our spacecraft and loved ones in space.
We&rsquo;ll look at two fascinating stories: the far-off ocean graveyard for retired satellites and a startup that will send people&rsquo;s ashes into orbit. Space isn&rsquo;t just out there &mdash; it&rsquo;s touching our history, our future, and even our hearts.
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From the lonely Pacific Ocean graveyard of retired spacecraft, to sending loved ones&rsquo; ashes into orbit &mdash; space continues to surprise and inspire us.

Final Journeys: From Space Graveyards to Ashes in Orbit

Today we’re tackling an urgent but under-recognized health issue: heart attacks in women, particularly premenopausal women. While heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, research shows that younger women are at higher risk of being misdiagnosed or undertreated because their symptoms often don’t match the “classic” heart attack profile.

Joining us is Professor Jason Kovacic, Director and CEO of the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, who is calling for improved awareness, diagnosis, and research into women’s heart health.

 

If you or someone you know experiences unusual symptoms—jaw pain, fatigue, nausea, or anything that feels “off”—don’t wait. Seek medical attention immediately.

 

Today we&rsquo;re tackling an urgent but under-recognized health issue: heart attacks in women, particularly premenopausal women. While heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, research shows that younger women are at higher risk of being misdiagnosed or undertreated because their symptoms often don&rsquo;t match the &ldquo;classic&rdquo; heart attack profile.
Joining us is Professor Jason Kovacic, Director and CEO of the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, who is calling for improved awareness, diagnosis, and research into women&rsquo;s heart health.
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If you or someone you know experiences unusual symptoms&mdash;jaw pain, fatigue, nausea, or anything that feels &ldquo;off&rdquo;&mdash;don&rsquo;t wait. Seek medical attention immediately.
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Closing the Gap: Why Women’s Heart Attack Symptoms Are Too Often Missed

Alex Malley is back with his weekly roundup of the good, the bad, and the unbelievable. From Melbourne’s cloned number plates to daring rescues at sea, Alex separates the heroes from the villains so you know exactly who’s making a difference — and who’s testing your patience.

Villains:


Cloned Number Plates: A Melbourne man keeps getting fines for a stranger’s hooning bike because he was the last registered owner. Alex calls it “an admin nightmare.”


Nathan McKeown: Faked his ute stolen with his dog inside, sparking a national search. Turns out he’d forgotten where he parked while drunk and stoned. Spared jail. Lesson: tell your wife the truth.


Capital Gains Tax Changes: Alex warns this isn’t reform, it’s a “revenue grab” that won’t ease the housing crisis.

Heroes:


Hope for Children with Brain Cancer: A world-first personalized vaccine trial will roll out across eight hospitals in Australia, targeting therapy based on genetic sequencing of children’s tumors.


NSW Deputy Premier Prue Car: Returns to work after a second cancer diagnosis, a true example of resilience and courage.


Austin Applebee: The 13-year-old who swam four kilometres alone in Perth to save his mum and siblings stranded at sea. “Lesson — don’t go too far out with a kayak and inflatables!”

Alex Malley is back with his weekly roundup of the good, the bad, and the unbelievable. From Melbourne&rsquo;s cloned number plates to daring rescues at sea, Alex separates the heroes from the villains so you know exactly who&rsquo;s making a difference &mdash; and who&rsquo;s testing your patience.
Villains:
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Cloned Number Plates: A Melbourne man keeps getting fines for a stranger&rsquo;s hooning bike because he was the last registered owner. Alex calls it &ldquo;an admin nightmare.&rdquo;
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Nathan McKeown: Faked his ute stolen with his dog inside, sparking a national search. Turns out he&rsquo;d forgotten where he parked while drunk and stoned. Spared jail. Lesson: tell your wife the truth.
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Capital Gains Tax Changes: Alex warns this isn&rsquo;t reform, it&rsquo;s a &ldquo;revenue grab&rdquo; that won&rsquo;t ease the housing crisis.
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Heroes:
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Hope for Children with Brain Cancer: A world-first personalized vaccine trial will roll out across eight hospitals in Australia, targeting therapy based on genetic sequencing of children&rsquo;s tumors.
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NSW Deputy Premier Prue Car: Returns to work after a second cancer diagnosis, a true example of resilience and courage.
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Austin Applebee: The 13-year-old who swam four kilometres alone in Perth to save his mum and siblings stranded at sea. &ldquo;Lesson &mdash; don&rsquo;t go too far out with a kayak and inflatables!&rdquo;
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This Week in Your Horoscope: Venus in Pisces & Saturn in Aries

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