With the Iran conflict entering its third week air travel has been greatly affected with major corridors through the Middle East under attack. Robyn Ironside, The Aviation Writer at the Australian join Phil to discuss the current situation and what the public can do. 

With the Iran conflict entering its third week air travel has been greatly affected with major corridors through the Middle East under attack. Robyn Ironside, The Aviation Writer at the Australian join Phil to discuss the current situation and what the public can do.&nbsp;

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Airline Industry and the Middle East Crisis

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 Pet dogs change the air in your home and make children healthier. Rob Zammit, Resident 2GB Vet joins Phil once a week to speak on all your vet needs

&nbsp;Pet dogs change the air in your home and make children healthier. Rob Zammit, Resident 2GB Vet joins Phil once a week to speak on all your vet needs

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What happens when two of the biggest media companies announce that they intend to merge, what does this mean for the wider entertainment industry. Paramount Skydance has announced a proposal to buy Warner Bros for $156 Billion which would form one of the largest media conglomerates in the world. However the consequences could have major ramifications for the industry at large. Professor Liam Burke, Associate Professor and cinema and screen studies Discipline Leader at Swinburne University of Technology joins Phil to discuss the deal and its implications.

What happens when two of the biggest media companies announce that they intend to merge, what does this mean for the wider entertainment industry. Paramount Skydance has announced a proposal to buy Warner Bros for $156 Billion which would form one of the largest media conglomerates in the world. However the consequences could have major ramifications for the industry at large. Professor Liam Burke, Associate Professor and cinema and screen studies Discipline Leader at Swinburne University of Technology joins Phil to discuss the deal and its implications.

Airline Industry and the Middle East Crisis

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