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Was she the victim of foul play, an accident, or did she choose to disappear? In this episode of The Vanished, we retrace Diana’s last known movements, strange witness accounts, and the lingering mystery that has never been solved or.. was never meant to be solved.

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Health impact of ex-TC Alfred on rural Australia 8:05

7 hours ago8:05

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As ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred weakens, heavy rainfall, dangerous flooding and power outages continue to make life challenging for hundreds of thousands of people. While the recovery begins to ramp up there are concerns about the health and wellbeing of rural communities who may be harder to reach. Guest: Susi Tegen, Chief Executive Officer, National Rural Health Alliance Producer: David Cook…

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Changing Australia: Sally-Ann Williams on amplifying Aussie innovations 13:09

7 hours ago13:09

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Sally Ann-Williams grew up selling fruit and veg at her mum and dad's produce shop. She was the first in her family to finish high school, and when she got to university, she says she was too cheap to buy a computer so she built one instead. Sally went on to spend 13 years at Google, and is now a leader in the deep-tech start-up world, trying to find solutions to real-world problems and driving change to bring more Australian inventions to life and keep our local talent onshore Guest: Sally-Ann Williams, CEO Cicada Innovations…

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Sydney caravan discovery part of a 'fake terror plot' 6:23

8 hours ago6:23

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Police now say a Sydney caravan found laden with explosives early this year was part of a fabricated terrorism plot - and was "never going to cause a mass terrorism event against Australia's Jewish community." They've laid blamed organised criminals in Australia and from offshore - and yesterday announced they've made more than a dozen arrests. Guest: Alex Ryvchin, co-Chief Executive Officer, the Executive Council of Australian Jewry Producer: Anne Barker…

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Turnbull: 'Are we going to muzzle ourselves for fear of offending Mr Trump?' 9:06

9 hours ago9:06

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Donald Trump has taken to social media to label former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull a weak and ineffective leader, after Mr Turnbull told American television that Mr Trump's tariffs could drive the US into recession. Mr Turnbull had declared that both sides of Australian politics are "gaslighting" the public, and says now is the time for a reckoning on AUKUS. Guest: Malcolm Turnbull, 29th Prime Minister of Australia Producer: Jacqueline Breen…

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Dutton should apologise for terror claims, Labor argues 11:38

9 hours ago11:38

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The Australian Federal Police has revealed an explosives-laden caravan found in Sydney's north-west in January was part of a "fake terrorism plot" by organised crime figures, and "was never going to cause a mass casualty event". The government has jumped on the revelation declaring that opposition leader Peter Dutton owes the wider community an apology for "recklessly" making "untrue" claims about national security for political gain. Guest: Tony Burke, Minister for Home Affairs Producer: Jacqueline Breen…

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Thousands of insurance claims made after Cyclone Alfred 5:20

9 hours ago5:20

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Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred has left home-owners and businesses concerned about the lasting impact and cost of the damage. The Insurance Council of Australia has declared an insurance catastrophe for the Southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales regions. Guest: Andrew Hall, CEO, Insurance Council of Australia Producer: Kelly-Anne Taylor…

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Major flooding continues in Grafton after Cyclone Alfred 4:37

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Three days after making landfall, the impact of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred continues to be felt in parts of northern New South Wales and south-east Queensland. In Grafton - along the Clarence River in New South Wales - a watch and act warning remains in place for residents. Guest: Councillor Ray Smith, Mayor, Clarence Valley Council Producer: Lexie Jeuniewic…

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King Island Dairy saved from closure 6:55

10 hours ago6:55

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King Island Dairy has been producing high-quality cheese for over a century, but last year its then-owner warned the brand would close unless a new buyer was found. In recent days, the island's largest employer has been saved after being purchased by an Australian family joint venture. Guest: Nick Dobromilsky, Director, King Island Dairy Producer: David Cook…

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Report reveals alarming rise of homelessness in Australia 5:30

10 hours ago5:30

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The latest Specialist homelessness services annual report has found the largest group who received support last year were victims of family and domestic violence. According to the report, a third of people who needed short-term accommodation went without. Guest: Karyn Walsh, CEO, Micah Projects Producer: Kelly-Anne Taylor If you or someone you know needs support, contact 1800 RESPECT.…

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Australia unlikely to escape looming US tariffs 8:35

11 hours ago8:35

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With just a few days until US tariffs of 25 per cent on all steel and aluminium imports come into effect, the federal government's hopes of securing an exemption are fading. Australian steel and aluminium exports to the US are worth approximately $1 billion, but make up just two per cent of the United States' overall consumption. Guest: Scott Jennings, former Republican strategist and CNN commentator Producer: Tim Skelton…

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Could cyclones become a new norm for northern NSW? 10:19

1 day ago10:19

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In 2019 one of Australia's most eminent climate scientists, Dr Joelle Gergis warned tropical cyclones would move as far down as Northern NSW. Just over five years later, Cyclone Alfred is proving her prediction correct. Guest: Dr Joelle Gergis, climate scientist and author based at Melboourne University's, School of Geography, Earth and Atmospheric Science. Producer: Kylie Grey…

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Hervey Bay hardest hit by cyclone Alfred 8:21

1 day ago8:21

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Some of the most dramatic scenes caused by ex-tropical cyclone Alfred at the weekend unfolded in Hervey Bay, 250 kilometres north of Brisbane. More than 230 millimetres of rain fell in just four hours, causing flash flooding that inundated homes and the main street, prompting 34 rescues, including 14 deemed life-threatening. Guest: George Seymour, Mayor of Fraser Coast Regional Council Producer: Jacqueline Breen…

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Could cyclones become a new norm for northern NSW? 7:03

1 day ago7:03

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In 2019, Australian climate scientist, Dr Joelle Gergis gave a keynote presentation at the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic society's annual meeting warning that tropical cyclones would move as far down as Northern NSW.

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Push for shake-up of how courts handle sexual crimes 4:33

1 day ago4:33

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One in five women and one in 16 men are victims of sexual violence, and they are being 'failed' by the justice system. That's according to a new report from the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC), which has made 64 recommendations. Guest: Sarah Rosenberg, Advisory Committee Member, Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) and Executive Director of With You We Can Producer: Kelly-Anne Taylor…

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The 'eerie' night ex-Tropical Cylone Alfred arrived 8:28

1 day ago8:28