The Headlines: Waterbombing Helicopter crashes during fire fighting operations in Indonesia, administrators for David Jones recieving expressions of interests from overseas, Kangaroos set up final with New Zeland, and Wallabies humbled by England.

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The Headlines: Waterbombing Helicopter crashes during fire fighting operations in Indonesia, administrators for David Jones recieving expressions of interests from overseas, Kangaroos set up final with New Zeland, and Wallabies humbled by England.
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Get the news you need, exactly when you need it, with The Summary. 

Powered by the national newsrooms of 2GB, 3AW, 4BC, and 6PR, The Summary brings you concise news bulletins every morning and evening to keep you up to date, plus an in-depth look at the story driving the agenda of day - every afternoon. 

The Summary, a podcast that keeps you connected to what matters, and why.

Get the news you need, exactly when you need it, with The Summary.&nbsp;
Powered by the national newsrooms of 2GB, 3AW, 4BC, and 6PR,&nbsp;The Summary brings you concise news bulletins every morning and evening to keep you up to date, plus an in-depth look at the story driving the agenda of day - every afternoon.&nbsp;
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Aussie Helicopter Crashes in Borneo

The Headlines: Labor's falling poll numbers and record-low trust in its leadership prompt a senior minister to urge colleagues to stop undermining Treasurer Jim Chalmers, Meta signals it won't oppose Parliament setting penalties under Labor's proposed online safety laws, and Energy Minister Chris Bowen heads to COP31 to push for a global electrification target. Plus, doctors call for GPs to take on more work to reduce specialist wait times, a teenager is charged over a school stabbing in Sydney, and David Jones administrators report interest from local and overseas buyers.

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The Headlines: Labor's falling poll numbers and record-low trust in its leadership prompt a senior minister to urge colleagues to stop undermining Treasurer Jim Chalmers, Meta signals it won't oppose Parliament setting penalties under Labor's proposed online safety laws, and Energy Minister Chris Bowen heads to COP31 to push for a global electrification target. Plus, doctors call for GPs to take on more work to reduce specialist wait times, a teenager is charged over a school stabbing in Sydney, and David Jones administrators report interest from local and overseas buyers.
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Labor Polls Plunge as Pressure Mounts on Chalmers

The Summary: Affecting roughly one in seven women and girls, endometriosis remains one of the most widespread yet historically underfunded and misunderstood medical conditions in the world. Now, Australia is taking a major step forward as the world-first Ainsworth Endometriosis Research Institute names its inaugural director to fast-track answers.

On this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant explores why critical questions around diagnosis and treatment persist and how systemic bias continues to shape modern medicine. Inaugural Chair and Director Professor Kate Lawrenson explains what a dedicated research facility means for uncovering the root causes of the condition and outlines her key priorities starting in January. Then, Australian Women’s Health Alliance Chair Bonney Corbin discusses the broader gender divide in healthcare and why clinicians need to look well beyond reproductive health to treat women effectively. Finally, reproductive health sociologist Kate Fisher from QENDO details the immense everyday reality for those living with the disease, from diagnostic delays to the anxiety of managing fertility windows while in chronic pain. 

Tap the follow button in your podcast app to get the latest episode from The Summary. The Summary, a podcast that keeps you connected to what matters, and why.

The Summary: Affecting roughly one in seven women and girls, endometriosis remains one of the most widespread yet historically underfunded and misunderstood medical conditions in the world. Now, Australia is taking a major step forward as the world-first Ainsworth Endometriosis Research Institute names its inaugural director to fast-track answers.
On this episode of&nbsp;The Summary, host Josh Bryant explores why critical questions around diagnosis and treatment persist and how systemic bias continues to shape modern medicine. Inaugural Chair and Director Professor Kate Lawrenson explains what a dedicated research facility means for uncovering the root causes of the condition and outlines her key priorities starting in January. Then, Australian Women&rsquo;s Health Alliance Chair Bonney Corbin discusses the broader gender divide in healthcare and why clinicians need to look well beyond reproductive health to treat women effectively. Finally, reproductive health sociologist Kate Fisher from QENDO details the immense everyday reality for those living with the disease, from diagnostic delays to the anxiety of managing fertility windows while in chronic pain. 
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Why Is Endometriosis Still So Misunderstood?

The Headlines: The federal government faces accusations of shielding its policies from scrutiny after excluding tax and workplace relations from a major productivity review, independent MP Helen Haines remains in a stable condition following a serious attack, and Labor backs new national safety standards for e-bikes. Plus, the Salvation Army prepares to exit aged care after more than a century, NSW Police offer a $250,000 reward to help capture fugitive Anthony Pelley, and Victoria's new opposition leader Jess Wilson's campaign bus hits a shop awning.

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The Headlines: The federal government faces accusations of shielding its policies from scrutiny after excluding tax and workplace relations from a major productivity review, independent MP Helen Haines remains in a stable condition following a serious attack, and Labor backs new national safety standards for e-bikes. Plus, the Salvation Army prepares to exit aged care after more than a century, NSW Police offer a $250,000 reward to help capture fugitive Anthony Pelley, and Victoria's new opposition leader Jess Wilson's campaign bus hits a shop awning.
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Aussie Helicopter Crashes in Borneo

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