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ABC News Daily

ABC News Daily is the podcast that helps you understand the issues affecting your world. Every episode, host Samantha Hawley walks through one story with the help of an ABC colleague or expert in under 15 minutes. When you want coverage you can trust, listen to ABC News Daily. Key topics of recent episodes include the US election result, Donald Trump administration, Elon Musk, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, Jamie Oliver, First Nations literature, global trade, tariffs, Chinese economy, exports,  Middle East, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, and social media.  From interest rates, real estate and the housing crisis, to scams and US politics, ABC News Daily brings you facts and analysis you need to understand the biggest news stories. The podcast covers news from America, with analysis on what the result of the US election means for the future of US democracy. Donald Trump's return to the White House has big implications for global politics and security and US journalists and experts will explain what's at stake. As Australians battle a cost-of-living crisis, ABC News Daily looks at the causes of inflation, rising rental costs, house prices, insurance costs and the price of groceries. Key experts in business and finance join Samantha Hawley, explaining the state of the economy, the unemployment rate and the jobs market. Whether you rent, own an investment house or apartment, or are repaying a mortgage, ABC News Daily offers unique insights and analysis. When there are big moves from the Reserve Bank (RBA) on interest rates, or remarkable reactions in the ASX or the Australian dollar, guest experts, including economists, explain why. Expect regular updates on Australian politics, with key comments from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton. The podcast picks apart major policy areas, including energy policy, finance and the Federal Budget. Look into ABC News Daily's archive to find episodes on electric vehicles (EVs), artificial intelligence (AI), the big banks, supermarkets, TikTok, Ozempic, Tesla, Elon Musk, Twitter, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, COVID, cyber security, spies, espionage, education, schools, teachers, crime and issues relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (First Nations) Australians. ABC News Daily follows developments in the Middle East and the war between Israel and Hamas, with insights into the mindset of Benjamin Netanyahu, Palestinians and the role of Iran. The podcast looks at the latest from Ukraine as Volodymyr Zelensky fights to repel the Russian invaders led by Russia's President Vladimir Putin. As China's Xi Jinping contemplates the future of Taiwan, ABC News Daily will sort fact from fiction. When North Korea's Kim Jong Un fires ballistic missiles, we'll assess the danger his regime poses. When scammers target superannuation, your tax return and the ATO, you'll hear advice on what you can do to protect yourself. As climate change fuelled by greenhouse gas emissions increases the risk of natural disasters, including fires and floods, ABC News Daily brings you fact-based analysis. The future of electricity generation in Australia is being debated, and as claims are made about the merits of nuclear power, come to ABC News Daily for context around its potential role in replacing or augmenting coal and gas power plants and what it could mean for power bills. The podcast covers the future of renewable / green power generation, including the use of wind turbines, solar and hydro electric power. The podcast looks at key businesses, including Coles and Woolworths, Qantas, the Commonwealth Bank and the construction, resources and manufacturing industries. When they report record profit, battle unions, or raise prices, the podcast pays attention. ABC experts including Ian Verrender, Alan Kohler, Laura Tingle, Patricia Karvelas, John Lyons, and Annabel Crabb join Samantha Hawley to step through big issues and current affairs.

  1. 8時間前

    Trump’s 'shocking' White House picks

    We want to hear from you; how can we make our podcast even better? Please take a few minutes to complete our listener survey. Find the link on the ABC News Daily website.  Almost every day since his election, Donald Trump has been unveiling new members of his team.  The picks say a lot. He’s chosen a vaccine sceptic as Health Secretary, a TV host to take charge of defence and an accused drug and sex offender as Attorney General.    Today, National Political Reporter for The Hill, Julia Manchester on what it all says about how Trump will govern.  Featured:  Julia Manchester, National Political Reporter for The Hill

    14分

  2. 1日前

    Can Australia cope with 40 million people?

    We want to hear from you; how can we make our podcast even better? Please take a few minutes to complete our listener survey. Find the link on the ABC News Daily website.  About 15 years ago, the then Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was spruiking a ‘Big Australia’, where our population would hit 35 million by 2050.  But the idea went away, without a big plan to deal with the pressures that come with that level of growth being prepared or acted on.  Now, we’re still heading for that kind of population growth without much consideration for what it means for the environment and how we could provide the services and housing for all those people.  Today, business and economics reporter Gareth Hutchens on how big Australia can really get. He explains that Australia’s population is now over 27 million, largely due to immigration rather than natural increase.  He highlights that the national fertility rate has fallen to a record low, making immigration crucial for economic growth and maintaining the workforce.  Gareth Hutchens also discusses the need for a comprehensive population plan that includes projections for climate change, biodiversity, and infrastructure.  He says that without such a plan, Australia risks facing multiple crises, including housing and water shortages.  Featured:  Gareth Hutchens, business and economics reporter Key Topics: Big Australia Population growth Immigration in Australia National fertility rate Economic impact of population growth Climate change and population Housing crisis Water shortages

    16分

  3. 4日前

    Will Trump back Israel’s expansion?

    Donald Trump has promised to end foreign wars, but on whose terms and how is unclear. When it comes to the Middle East, we can learn a lot from Trump’s approach to Israel during his first term as president.  Today, Hussein Ibish from the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington DC on what the president-elect’s return means for the prospects of peace and Israel’s ambitions.   He discusses the potential annexation of the West Bank and highlights the significant support Trump has shown for Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem and the Golan Heights.  Hussein Ibish also explores the views of key figures like David Friedman and Mike Huckabee in shaping US-Israel relations. Featured:  Hussein Ibish, senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute Key Topics: Donald Trump foreign policy Israel annexation West Bank Greater Israel US-Israel relations Middle East peace prospects Mike Huckabee ambassador Palestinian statehood

    16分

  4. 5日前

    The book Jamie Oliver shouldn’t have written

    He writes pretty decent cookbooks, but Jamie Oliver’s sidestep into writing children’s novels hasn’t gone so well.  The celebrity chef has had to halt sales of his latest book ‘Billy and the Epic Escape’ around the world over its portrayal of first nations Australians.  One chapter features an Aboriginal girl with mystical powers living in foster care, who's abducted from her home in central Australia. Today, Wiradjuri writer, poet and academic, Jeanine Leane, on what Jamie Oliver got so wrong. Jeanine Leane criticises the book for perpetuating harmful stereotypes and misrepresenting Aboriginal culture.  She emphasises the importance of cultural sensitivity and the need for proper consultation with First Nations communities. Leane talks about the ongoing issue of cultural appropriation and the lasting damage it can cause.  She also discusses the role of sensitivity readers in preventing misrepresentations.  Featured:  Jeanine Leane, writer and poet and Associate Professor in Creative Writing at the University of Melbourne Key Topics: Jamie Oliver children’s book controversy Cultural appropriation in literature Sensitivity reading Aboriginal representation in media Stolen Generations Misrepresentation of Indigenous cultures Role of sensitivity readers

    14分

  5. 6日前

    Will Trump’s China tariffs trash our economy?

    With Donald Trump back in the White House early next year, there’s a real possibility he’ll ignite a trade war with Beijing.  Given Australia does so much trade with China, that could have big consequences for our economy. Today, we explore what could be in store for inflation, interest rates and our wider economy once Trump’s back in charge.  Economist Susan Stone explains that tariffs generally end up costing consumers and businesses more, and could lead to significant job losses.  She highlights that Australia’s high-tech exports to the U.S. might be impacted, and stresses the importance of finding new markets for these goods.  Dr. Stone also discusses the potential ripple effects on Australia’s economy if Trump’s policies slow down China, Japan, and Korea, our top trading partners.  She says retaliatory tariffs from other countries could further disrupt global trade. Featured:  Dr Susan Stone, Credit Union SA Chair of Economics at the University of South Australia Key Topics: Donald Trump trade policies U.S.-China trade war Australian economy Inflation and interest rates Tariffs  High-tech exports Trade with China, Japan, and Korea

    15分

  6. 11月11日

    Why banning social media isn’t the answer

    The government wants to ban under 16s from social media saying it’s harming children and parents need support.  It’s a move that has the support of the federal opposition and many parents, but does an outright ban risk cutting off important support and sources of information for young people?  Today, we explore some alternative ideas to help make social media safer with a cyber safety expert and an advocate for better mental health for young people.  Kriti Gupta emphasises the importance of educating youth on safe internet use rather than imposing a blanket ban.  She argues that social media can be a crucial tool for maintaining friendships and developmental skills.  Susan McLean highlights the challenges of enforcing such a ban and stresses the need for comprehensive education and parental involvement.  She says many young people rely on social media for community and support, especially those who are socially isolated or neurodivergent.  Both guests agree that while there are risks, a more nuanced approach is necessary to protect and educate young users. Featured:  Kriti Gupta, youth mental health advocate with ALLKND Susan McLean, Cyber Safety Solutions Key Topics: Social media ban for under 16s Youth mental health Cyber safety education Parenting Age verification Government policies on social media use

    15分

  7. 11月10日

    Musk, RFK Jr and Trump’s hand-picked team

    Elon Musk played a huge role in Donald Trump’s campaign, throwing at least $130 million at it.  But what role will the richest man in the world really play when Trump steps into the White House next year? Today, political scientist Geoff Kabaservice from the Niskanen Centre in Washington DC on the people Trump will need if he wants to rule like a dictator, even for one day.  Geoff Kabaservice discusses the unpredictability of Trump’s promises and the potential for significant disruptions if he follows through on his more extreme proposals.  He highlights the importance of loyalists in Trump’s administration, contrasting it with the previous term where establishment figures curbed Trump’s instincts.  Kabaservice also touches on the controversial roles of Elon Musk and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., emphasising the uncertainty surrounding their influence.  Featured:  Geoff Kabaservice, Vice President for political studies at the Niskanen Centre Key Topics: Elon Musk’s financial support for Trump Robert F. Kennedy Jr US Politics Donald Trump White House

    14分

  8. 11月7日

    Why Trump will be ‘unleashed’ in 2025

    Donald Trump won the election, so what should we expect once he’s in the oval office next year? Kim Hoggard, a former staffer during the Reagan and George H W Bush administrations, says presidents can feel ‘unleashed’ during their second term.  Today, she explains why voters chose to ignore all of Trump’s flaws and embrace his populist pitch.  She says Trump’s victory is a fundamental shift for America, driven by voters prioritising economic concerns.  Kim Hoggard also discusses Trump's policies, including mass deportations and sweeping tariffs, that could reshape America’s future.  She warns that Trump’s second term could bring significant ideological shifts and increased authoritarian tendencies. Featured: Kim Hoggard, a former staffer during Reagan and George H. W. Bush administrations Key Topics: Donald Trump election victory Populist politics in America Economic concerns  Illegal immigration Presidential power

    14分
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ABC News Daily is the podcast that helps you understand the issues affecting your world. Every episode, host Samantha Hawley walks through one story with the help of an ABC colleague or expert in under 15 minutes. When you want coverage you can trust, listen to ABC News Daily. Key topics of recent episodes include the US election result, Donald Trump administration, Elon Musk, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, Jamie Oliver, First Nations literature, global trade, tariffs, Chinese economy, exports,  Middle East, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, and social media.  From interest rates, real estate and the housing crisis, to scams and US politics, ABC News Daily brings you facts and analysis you need to understand the biggest news stories. The podcast covers news from America, with analysis on what the result of the US election means for the future of US democracy. Donald Trump's return to the White House has big implications for global politics and security and US journalists and experts will explain what's at stake. As Australians battle a cost-of-living crisis, ABC News Daily looks at the causes of inflation, rising rental costs, house prices, insurance costs and the price of groceries. Key experts in business and finance join Samantha Hawley, explaining the state of the economy, the unemployment rate and the jobs market. Whether you rent, own an investment house or apartment, or are repaying a mortgage, ABC News Daily offers unique insights and analysis. When there are big moves from the Reserve Bank (RBA) on interest rates, or remarkable reactions in the ASX or the Australian dollar, guest experts, including economists, explain why. Expect regular updates on Australian politics, with key comments from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton. The podcast picks apart major policy areas, including energy policy, finance and the Federal Budget. Look into ABC News Daily's archive to find episodes on electric vehicles (EVs), artificial intelligence (AI), the big banks, supermarkets, TikTok, Ozempic, Tesla, Elon Musk, Twitter, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, COVID, cyber security, spies, espionage, education, schools, teachers, crime and issues relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (First Nations) Australians. ABC News Daily follows developments in the Middle East and the war between Israel and Hamas, with insights into the mindset of Benjamin Netanyahu, Palestinians and the role of Iran. The podcast looks at the latest from Ukraine as Volodymyr Zelensky fights to repel the Russian invaders led by Russia's President Vladimir Putin. As China's Xi Jinping contemplates the future of Taiwan, ABC News Daily will sort fact from fiction. When North Korea's Kim Jong Un fires ballistic missiles, we'll assess the danger his regime poses. When scammers target superannuation, your tax return and the ATO, you'll hear advice on what you can do to protect yourself. As climate change fuelled by greenhouse gas emissions increases the risk of natural disasters, including fires and floods, ABC News Daily brings you fact-based analysis. The future of electricity generation in Australia is being debated, and as claims are made about the merits of nuclear power, come to ABC News Daily for context around its potential role in replacing or augmenting coal and gas power plants and what it could mean for power bills. The podcast covers the future of renewable / green power generation, including the use of wind turbines, solar and hydro electric power. The podcast looks at key businesses, including Coles and Woolworths, Qantas, the Commonwealth Bank and the construction, resources and manufacturing industries. When they report record profit, battle unions, or raise prices, the podcast pays attention. ABC experts including Ian Verrender, Alan Kohler, Laura Tingle, Patricia Karvelas, John Lyons, and Annabel Crabb join Samantha Hawley to step through big issues and current affairs.

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    ABC News
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  • 配信期間
    18年 - 24年
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