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The World Today is a comprehensive current affairs program which backgrounds, analyses, interprets and encourages debate on events and issues of interest and importance to all Australians.

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Angus Taylor wins Liberal leadership

Angus Taylor is the new leader of the Liberal Party, being elected by the party room 34 to 17 over Sussan Ley - how does this re-shape the Coalition's polices and priorities?

25 Min.
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Angus Taylor to contest Liberal leadership

The Liberal Party leadership will be spilled, Angus Taylor says he has the numbers to topple Sussan Ley.

25 Min.
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Leadership speculation dogs Sussan Ley

Liberal leadership rumblings at fever pitch, Angus Taylor expected to contest Sussan Ley's leadership.

26 Min.
VOR 4 TAGEN

Fallout from 'ugly' Sydney protest scenes

Protesters have accused police of brutality at last night's rally in Sydney, with NSW Police and the premier arguing officers were put in an "impossible situation" as they attempted to protect Jewish mourners gathered at the nearby International Convention Centre.

26 Min.
VOR 5 TAGEN

Israeli President honours terror victims at Bondi

Israeli President Isaac Hertzog's visit to Australia begins, so too protests in Sydney's centre, set to culminate this evening.

25 Min.
6. FEB.

Tony Mokbel walks free

Victorian prosecutors abandon a decades-old drug trafficking case against Tony Mokbel

26 Min.
5. FEB.

Coroner criticises psychiatrist in Bondi stabbing findings

Almost two years since Joel Cauchi murdered six people at a Bondi Junction shopping centre, the NSW Coroner has handed down her findings.

25 Min.
4. FEB.

Teen's heroic swim wins national praise

Meet 13-year-old Austin Appelbee, who swam four kilometres, through heavy seas, to save his family.

26 Min.

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The World Today is a comprehensive current affairs program which backgrounds, analyses, interprets and encourages debate on events and issues of interest and importance to all Australians.