

The Cambridge professor found dead in London
On Saturday, news broke that Jason Arday, until recently a professor at Cambridge University, had been found dead. It came after weeks of intense media scrutiny and discussion of Arday’s credentials and life story, sparked by a blog post alleging he plagiarised parts of his PhD thesis. UK Prime Min…

Headlines: Police investigate alleged Swans sexual assault
Todays headlines include: Police say they are investigating a report of sexual assault, related to several Sydney Swans players at the team’s hotel in East Melbourne on Sunday night. American actress Hayden Panettiere has died, according to a statement from her family to the U.S. media outlet ABC N…

One Nation's undercover stunt at student protests
Last Thursday, thousands of students across the country walked out of the classroom to protest the rise of One Nation. Videos of the protest went all over social media - but one in particular has raised some questions. And that was from One Nation, who went undercover at the protests. And we h…

Headlines: Jacinta Allan resigns from politics
Todays headlines include: Former Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has announced she will not stand at the next state election. Seven teenagers charged with murder will remain behind bars under Queensland’s “adult crime, adult time” laws. Deadly flooding has left thousands of travellers stranded at a…

Is the property market actually crashing?
House prices are falling across Australia, but that might not make it any easier for potential first home buyers to buy one. Sydney and Melbourne are leading the slide, interest rate rises have quietly slashed how much buyers can borrow, and new tax changes are reshaping the investor market. For re…

Headlines: Lowest-ever gender pay gap
Todays headlines include: The gender pay gap is at its lowest level ever, according to new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Three students at NSW’s most expensive private school have been charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl in Sydney’s east. White House Press Secretary…

Who killed Tupac? The trial begins
Thirty years ago, one of the biggest names in music was shot dead in Las Vegas. To this day, the question “Who killed Tupac Shakur” remains one of the most enduring mysteries in pop culture history, and no one has been ever charged. Until now. On today's episode, we're breaking down who Tupac wa…

Headlines: Little penguins to receive H5 vaccine
Todays headlines include: Charges against Bondi Beach massacre hero Ahmed Al Ahmed have been withdrawn. The Commonwealth Bank has reported a cash net profit of $11 billion for the 2026 financial year. New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon has survived a leadership vote, three months out from a gen…

Did NSW just cancel homework?
Is homework as we know it finished? NSW wants take-home tasks for year 12 paused over AI fears. With a national reckoning on AI in classrooms already on the way, it could be only the beginning of a much bigger conversation. In today’s deep dive, we’ll explain the take-home assessment freeze in NSW,…

Headlines: Vic WFH laws put on hold
Todays headlines include: The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has kept the cash rate on hold. Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has announced the start date for the country’s first work from home laws will be delayed until after the November Victorian election. A group of Melbourne teens accused of lur…