HEADLINES:

• The federal government is making big changes to Australia’s visa system
• Closure for the families of missing Australians in Nepal-Tibet could be months away
• Three unlikely politicians have teamed up
• A western Sydney man could be facing jail time after allegedly keeping a house full of exotic pets
• Scientists have found a crater on the moon bigger than the Colosseum

Plus, we've swabbed our own nose, peed on a stick, or pricked a finger for a quick health check. Since the pandemic, testing ourselves at home has become second nature. Now those same instincts are being turned toward bigger issues like cancer and dementia. But doctors and pharmacists have a warning: don't try to do all the work yourself.

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Group Executive Producer: Tamsin Rose and Georgie Page

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