Todays headlines include:
An early spring heatwave has triggered several bushfires across Australia’s east coast. 
A manhunt is continuing in Victoria’s Gippsland region after a man allegedly attacked his brother and parents with an axe.
A deadly dengue fever outbreak is accelerating in Bangladesh, where ‌nearly 43,000 people have been hospitalised.
And today’s good news: An international study has uncovered new evidence linking genetics and personality traits.

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Todays headlines include:
<ul>
<li>An early spring heatwave has triggered several bushfires across Australia&rsquo;s east coast.&nbsp;</li>
<li>A manhunt is continuing in Victoria&rsquo;s Gippsland region after a man allegedly attacked his brother and parents with an axe.</li>
<li>A deadly dengue fever outbreak is accelerating in Bangladesh, where &zwnj;nearly 43,000 people have been hospitalised.</li>
<li>And today&rsquo;s good news: An international study has uncovered new evidence linking genetics and personality traits.</li>
</ul>
Hosts: Lucy Tassell and Emma Gillespie Producer: Rosa Bowden
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Headlines: Spring heatwave triggers multiple bushfires

After many weeks, there’s finally a conclusion in the Lindsay Clancy trial. But the conclusion is that… there is no conclusion. 

On Friday, local time, a mistrial was declared, after the jury was unable to reach a unanimous decision. And with that, the whole thing was over. At least for now. 

So, what happens next for Lindsay Clancy? And will she face another trial?

We’ll tell you what you need to know in today’s podcast. 

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After many weeks, there&rsquo;s finally a conclusion in the Lindsay Clancy trial. But the conclusion is that&hellip; there is no conclusion.&nbsp;
On Friday, local time, a mistrial was declared, after the jury was unable to reach a unanimous decision. And with that, the whole thing was over. At least for now.&nbsp;
So, what happens next for Lindsay Clancy? And will she face another trial?
We&rsquo;ll tell you what you need to know in today&rsquo;s podcast.&nbsp; Listen to our last episode wherever you get your podcasts:
<ul>
<li>Apple Podcasts <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/lindsay-clancy-the-murder-trial-dividing-america/id1552309889?i=1000782038836">here</a></li>
<li>Spotify <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Vh3IPpck1oUGyFpTdlpOr?si=4-vOJvc6SYCRRwWQyUlVRQ">here</a></li>
<li>YouTube <a href="https://youtu.be/t3l-4zewOeI">here</a></li>
</ul>
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What happens next for Lindsay Clancy?

Will vapes be legalised in Australia? Well, if it’s up to the Coalition, the answer is yes. Last week, the Liberal Party announced that if it wins the next election it will legalise, regulate and tax vapes and nicotine pouches.And that was just one part of a suite of policy proposals it announced to crack down on the cigarette and vape black market.So will it actually happen? We’ll tell you what you need to know in today’s podcast.

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Host: Billi FitzSimons and Elliot Lawry
Producer: Orla Maher
Video Editor: Imogen Abbott

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Will vapes be legalised in Australia?&nbsp;Well, if it&rsquo;s up to the Coalition, the answer is yes. Last week, the Liberal Party announced that if it wins the next election it will legalise, regulate and tax vapes and nicotine pouches.And that was just one part of a suite of policy proposals it announced to crack down on the cigarette and vape black market.So will it actually happen? We&rsquo;ll tell you what you need to know in today&rsquo;s podcast.
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Host: Billi FitzSimons and Elliot Lawry Producer: Orla Maher Video Editor: Imogen Abbott
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The plan to legalise vapes

There's a phrase that shapes cancer treatment more than most of us realise: “the average patient”. It's who a treatment plan is actually built for - not for the patient specifically, but a statistical composite drawn from clinical trials. And once a patient starts on the recommended drug, it is often eight to twelve weeks before a scan tells you whether it was ever going to work for your tumour, specifically. And the odds aren't great to begin with - roughly 19 out of 20 cancer drugs that enter human trials never make it to approval. Today we're talking to Dr Christoph Meinert, co-founder & CEO of Brisbane-based Gelomics, who’s trying to close that gap. How? He’s using AI to build a digital stand-in for an individual patient's own tumour, so doctors can test treatments on it before they ever test them on the human.

Learn more

This episode is sponsored by Google, but they have had no editorial influence over the content we are sharing in today’s podcast.

Host: Sam Koslowski
Guest: Dr Christoph Meinert, Gelomics co-founder & CEO
Producer: Orla Maher 

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Shot on Fujifilm.

There's a phrase that shapes cancer treatment more than most of us realise: &ldquo;the average patient&rdquo;. It's who a treatment plan is actually built for - not for the patient specifically, but a statistical composite drawn from clinical trials. And once a patient starts on the recommended drug, it is often eight to twelve weeks before a scan tells you whether it was ever going to work for your tumour, specifically. And the odds aren't great to begin with - roughly 19 out of 20 cancer drugs that enter human trials never make it to approval. Today we're talking to Dr Christoph Meinert, co-founder &amp; CEO of Brisbane-based Gelomics, who&rsquo;s trying to close that gap. How? He&rsquo;s using AI to build a digital stand-in for an individual patient's own tumour, so doctors can test treatments on it before they ever test them on the human.
<a href="https://blog.google/intl/en-au/how-gelomics-is-redefining-cancer-drug-discovery/">Learn more</a> This episode is sponsored by Google, but they have had no editorial influence over the content we are sharing in today&rsquo;s podcast.
Host: Sam Koslowski Guest: Dr Christoph Meinert, Gelomics co-founder &amp; CEO Producer: Orla Maher&nbsp;
Want to support The Daily Aus? That's so kind! The best way to do that is to click &lsquo;follow&rsquo; on Spotify or Apple and to leave us a five-star review. We would be so grateful.
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