NEWS

App replaces sleeping pills for insomniacs - Insomnia patients should ditch the drugs and sign up to an Australian-designed app to help them improve their sleep patterns.

New-age Origin still packs a punch: Holmes - The days of "punching anyone in the head" are over and Queensland's State of Origin preparation included watching an episode of children's t ...

Biden signs gun safety bill into law - US President Joe Biden signed into law the first major federal gun reform in three decades, days after a decision, which he condemned, by the Supreme ...

US companies give abortion travel benefit - US companies including Walt Disney Co and Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc say they will cover employees' expenses if they have to travel for aborti ...

Believe in RBA to avoid recession: Lowe - If Australians don't have faith in the Reserve Bank's promise of a "narrow path" to avoid recession, they could end up being the cause of on ...

McKeown, mixed world record fires Aussies - Mollie O'Callaghan has made it a hat-trick of golds while leading the mixed 4x100m relay quartet to Australia's first global landmark at this year's w ...

Biden condemns US court abortion ruling - The US Supreme Court has overturned the landmark 1973 Roe v Wade ruling that recognised a woman's constitutional right to abortion, a decision condemn ...

NSW claim Women's Origin title in thriller - NSW have reclaimed the Women's State of Origin shield, winning a pulsating encounter against Queensland 20-14 with dynamic centre Isabelle Kelly winni ...

Afghanistan ends hunt for quake survivors - An earthquake that struck a remote mountainous area of Afghanistan this week has killed 1036 people and the toll is expected to rise, Mohamed Ayoya, U ...

Queensland drops some of its remaining COVID-19 vax restrictions - Mandatory COVID-19 vaccination requirements will be removed for visitors to residential aged care facilities, disability accommodation and prisons. ...

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Election All Over

23 May 2022

Gavin King (filling in for John MacKenzie) chats with Senator Nita Green about the Australian election and what to expect going forward.