Just yesterday, celebrity surgeon Munjed Al Muderis had his medical insurance revoked, effectively preventing him practising on osseointegration patients. It’s a move described by those in the industry as ‘rare’ and ‘extreme. 

A series of allegations made by Muderis’ patients - uncovered by the Age and Sydney Morning Herald -  has revealed many feel risks were downplayed and complications ignored.

Today on Please Explain, investigative reporter for the Age and Sydney Morning Herald Charlotte Grieve joins audio producer Julia Carr-Catzel to discuss.

Just yesterday, celebrity surgeon Munjed Al Muderis had his medical insurance revoked, effectively preventing him practising on osseointegration patients. It’s a move described by those in the industry as ‘rare’ and ‘extreme. 
A series of allegations made by Muderis’ patients - uncovered by the Age and Sydney Morning Herald -  has revealed many feel risks were downplayed and complications ignored.
Today on Please Explain, investigative reporter for the Age and Sydney Morning Herald Charlotte Grieve joins audio producer Julia Carr-Catzel to discuss.

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Why celebrity surgeon Al Muderis has been suspended

This week we’re talking about the enormous global volatility the government is dealing with, courtesy of the US-Israel war on Iran, and whether we need to be worried about things like our fuel supplies.

Also, with this global instability and an interest rate rise this week, will Treasurer Jim Chalmers water down his budget ambitions, or press on with major changes to intergenerational equity and tax?

The Inside Politics team of Jacqueline Maley and Paul Sakkal also find time to touch on the electorate of Farrer, which is shaping up to hold one of the more interesting byelections.

This week we&rsquo;re talking about the enormous global volatility the government is dealing with, courtesy of the US-Israel war on Iran, and whether we need to be worried about things like our fuel supplies. Also, with this global instability and an interest rate rise this week, will Treasurer Jim Chalmers water down his budget ambitions, or press on with major changes to intergenerational equity and tax? The Inside Politics team of Jacqueline Maley and Paul Sakkal also find time to touch on the electorate of Farrer, which is shaping up to hold one of the more interesting byelections.

Is it really time to panic about petrol supply?

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For someone who has said he’s already won the war in Iran, US President Donald Trump sure is angry.

On Tuesday night, he lashed out at allies, including Australia, that have declined to send ships to the Middle East to help put a stop to the oil crisis caused by the war.

Today, international and political editor Peter Hartcher speaks on the attacks Trump is now facing from within his own party over the war, and who’s really winning in this conflict.

For someone who has said he&rsquo;s already won the war in Iran, US President Donald Trump sure is angry. On Tuesday night, he lashed out at allies, including Australia, that have declined to send ships to the Middle East to help put a stop to the oil crisis caused by the war. Today, international and political editor Peter Hartcher speaks on the attacks Trump is now facing from within his own party over the war, and who&rsquo;s really winning in this conflict.

Trump unloads on Australia, and MAGA official quits over Iran war

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/3bd5a5df-591a-49b3-988f-b4110064d037/transcript

Medicinal cannabis has been increasingly used, legally, to relieve symptoms and treat conditions such as anxiety or chronic pain.

Today, health reporter Angus Thomson on the Australian researchers who’ve found there is no evidence that medicinal cannabis is effective at treating anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Medicinal cannabis has been increasingly used, legally, to relieve symptoms and treat conditions such as anxiety or chronic pain.
Today, health reporter Angus Thomson on the Australian researchers who&rsquo;ve found there is no evidence that medicinal cannabis is effective at treating anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.

New study shows medicinal cannabis 'doesn't work' 

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Why celebrity surgeon Al Muderis has been suspended

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