This week on The News Bites Podcast we talk about King Charles' recent trip down under and whether or not the monarchy is still relevant in modern society.

Get in touch with the show: newsbites@seven.com.au
Read Emma Garlett's full article here

This week on The News Bites Podcast we talk about King Charles' recent trip down under and whether or not the monarchy is still relevant in modern society.
Get in touch with the show: <a href="mailto:newsbites@seven.com.au" data-stringify-link="mailto:newsbites@seven.com.au" data-sk="tooltip_parent" aria-haspopup="menu">newsbites@seven.com.au</a> Read Emma Garlett's full article <a href="https://thewest.com.au/opinion/emma-garlett-lidia-thorpes-message-was-right-but-her-delivery-was-all-wrong-c-16479282">here</a>

Czelene Villanueva and Sonny Loudon talk about the news worth talking about. Join them as they dissect the big stories from the week and explore the stories that divide, unite and inspire us. From politics to pop culture, nothing is off the table.

Czelene Villanueva and Sonny Loudon talk about the news worth talking about. Join them as they dissect the big stories from the week and explore the stories that divide, unite and inspire us. From politics to pop culture, nothing is off the table.

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King Charles visits Australia and chaos ensues

In this episode we talk about Yung Filly, who was extradited back to Western Australia to face court after being taken into custody in Brisbane in September 2024. We also discuss a new report out by consumer group Choice that found that popular car brands are collecting and sharing data about their users with third parties. Also, New Zealand father and fugitive Tom Phillips, and his three missing children have been spotted for the first time in almost three years after their disappearance in December 2021.

In this episode we talk about Yung Filly, who was extradited back to Western Australia to face court after being taken into custody in Brisbane in September 2024. We also discuss a new report out by consumer group Choice that found that popular car brands are collecting and sharing data about their users with third parties. Also, New Zealand father and fugitive Tom Phillips, and his three missing children have been spotted for the first time in almost three years after their disappearance in December 2021.

Spying cars, Yung Filly and a fugitive father

This week we talk about:
Farmers demonstrating outside Parliament https://7news.link/4e0rRKb
The Government's proposed ssocial media ban https://7news.link/3zd2wOc
The "Skibidi Senator" speaking Gen Z's language https://7news.link/47Gmk9z

If you'd like to reach out to the show you can contact us at newsbites@seven.com.au

This week we talk about:
<ul>
<li>Farmers demonstrating outside Parliament <a href="https://7news.link/4e0rRKb">https://7news.link/4e0rRKb</a></li>
<li>The Government's proposed ssocial media ban <a href="https://7news.link/3zd2wOc">https://7news.link/3zd2wOc</a> </li>
<li>The "Skibidi Senator" speaking Gen Z's language <a href="https://7news.link/47Gmk9z">https://7news.link/47Gmk9z</a></li>
</ul>
If you'd like to reach out to the show you can contact us at <a href="mailto:newsbites@seven.com.au">newsbites@seven.com.au</a>

 Fed up farmers, social media ban and the skibidi senator

In this episode we wonder why a man on unemployment benefits has a baby blue Lamborghini, whether we should be able to decline our bosses phone calls after hours, and which band we want to have a reunion concert.

In this episode we wonder why a man on unemployment benefits has a baby blue Lamborghini, whether we should be able to decline our bosses phone calls after hours, and which band we want to have a reunion concert.

King Charles visits Australia and chaos ensues

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