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You’d be forgiven for thinking Harry & Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, were back in the royal fold, given their recent tour of Nigeria.

But alas, they’re still out of favour with the current working royals.

But wasn’t this hybrid working model of royal-but-not-fully-royal life what the Sussex's suggested to the Queen back when they were trying to move out of the family fold? Have they shown up the struggling firm by exposing how it could have been for them had they kept the couple on the books?

The Quicky team looks into whether this Invictus Games tour of the African nation, is a political manoeuvre or a diversion tactic.

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The Quicky news update for Tuesday, May 21st 2024

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Warning: Please note this episode discusses domestic violence and an assault. If that is triggering for you, please take care when listening. 

A video was recently leaked to US news service CNN of a man in a towel assaulting his girlfriend in a hotel hallway in 2016. 

That man is Sean Combs, aka P.Diddy, now known as just Diddy. And the woman he was assaulting was his girlfriend at the time, RnB singer Cassie. 

So what happens now that we have actual video evidence of this? And what do we make of the apology video that followed? 

In this episode of The Quicky, we speak to The Spill's Laura Brodnik to take a look at exactly what Diddy did, and what happens now. 

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Laura Brodnik - Mamamia's Head of Entertainment and Host of The Spill Podcast 

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The Quicky news update for Monday, May 20th 2024

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Host/Producer: Grace Rouvray

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We've heard a lot about ankle monitors to attempt to curb our growing domestic violence levels in Australia lately, but how would that work? Is personal 24/7 monitoring the answer to our pleas for better protection for women? 

In this episode of The Quicky, we find out exactly how ankle monitors work and if they are our solution to Australia's dire domestic violence crisis. 

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Thalia Anthony - Professor of Law at The University of Technology Sydney

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The Quicky news update for Friday, May 17th 2024

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