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This is a daily news podcast for young people in Australia. Join The Daily Aus team every weekday morning as we cover the news in your language. We’re a newsroom of young journalists, delivering news for young people.
TDA is completely independent. We are not owned by any larger media company.
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- Headlines: NAB sorry for underpayments · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: Health, police and government services have been disrupted by a major ongoing global Microsoft outage. National Australia Bank (NAB) has apologised…
- The business dispute behind Call Her Daddy · 25 Min.You might be seeing headlines about the Call Her Daddy podcast. The business dispute behind one of the biggest podcasts in the world is back on our algorithms. That’s because of…
- Headlines: Boy falls onto Harbour Bridge tracks · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: Around four million people have gone on strike and taken to the streets in Spain in protest of the country’s housing crisis. A teenage boy is…
- The debate over lowering the voting age · 22 Min.TDA debate club is back! Today Zara and Elliot are going head to head on whether 16 and 17-year-olds should be allowed to vote. At 16 you can get a job, pay tax and drive in some…
- Headlines: 19 David Jones stores are set to close · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: Nineteen David Jones stores are set to close around the country, according to FTI Consulting. British comedian, actor and children’s book author…
- The CEO and the spy · 16 Min.The CEO of one of the world’s biggest tech companies has been romantically linked to a suspected Chinese spy. International media reports Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, had a…
- Headlines: Trial set for alleged Charlie Kirk killer · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced the findings of a review into an OpenAI agent's infiltration of a Medicare statistics website. Todd…
- Are gig economy workers safe? · 19 Min.If you live in a major city, every day hundreds of delivery drivers are knocking on doors all around you - dropping off everything from family dinners to pet food. For some of…
- Headlines: PM’s summer bushfire warning · 5 Min.Today's headlines include: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced new support for bushfire risk management ahead of what he warned could be a “tough summer”. Embattled…
- Russell Brand's guilty verdict · 18 Min.British actor and comedian Russell Brand has been found guilty of rape and sexual assault in a London court. Brand pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of rape, sexual assault…
- Why is The Hunger Games having a moment, again? · 16 Min.In 2012, we watched a teenage girl volunteer to take her little sister’s place in a fight to the death. Fourteen years later, we’re still talking about The Hunger Games.What…
- Headlines: 16th Bondi victim dies in hospital · 3 Min.Today's headlines include: NSW Police has confirmed another death from the Bondi terror attack, almost a year after two gunmen opened fire at a Jewish community event. New…
- Is this the death of David Jones? · 19 Min.Australian department store chain David Jones has gone into voluntary administration and is expected to close stores before Christmas, after nearly 200 years of continuous…
- Headlines: High Court to hear Hanson case · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has won her bid to have the nation's top court hear her appeal against a court ruling that she racially vilified…
- America delivers its verdict on Trump · 22 Min.Yesterday, after months of build-up, the U.S. finally held its midterm elections. The midterms mark the halfway point in a presidency and determine who controls both houses of…
- Headlines: NT teen faces terrorism charges · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: The Democratic Party is on track to win control of both houses of the U.S. Congress in the midterm elections. A 15-year-old girl has faced…
- Who gets to move to Australia? · 19 Min.For years, we’ve heard how Australia doesn’t have enough people working as teachers, nurses and tradies. But what if I told you there’s also not enough swimming coaches…
- Headlines: RBA raises cash rate to 4.85% · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has raised the official cash rate to 4.85% - the highest level since 2008. Socceroos and Matildas players have…
- Why eating disorders are on the rise · 25 Min.More than 18 million people around the world are living with anorexia or bulimia, with adolescents and young adults disproportionately affected. That’s according to a major new…
- Headlines: Lehrmann trial set for 2027 · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: Nationals leader Matt Canavan has announced he will try to move to the lower house at the next election, not due until 2028. Days out from the U.S…
- Why are all my friends unemployed? · 14 Min.This is the story of thousands of uni students. They were promised that if they pulled all-nighters, did the internships and put in the extra hours, there’d be a job waiting at…
- Headlines: Erin Patterson loses appeal · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: Erin Patterson has lost her appeal against her murder convictions and instead been re-sentenced to life behind bars without the possibility of parole…
- TDA goes to a Trump rally · 25 Min.Next week, Americans will head to the polls for the midterm elections, giving them the chance to vote for the people representing them in Congress. Ahead of that, TDA…
- Headlines: Train collision in central Spain · 3 Min.Today's headlines include: Two high-speed trains have crashed into each other in central Spain, killing at least 68 people and injuring around 80 more. South Australia’s Royal…
- Are Year 12s giving up on drama? · 20 Min.In 2016, 4,724 students enrolled in drama for NSW's Higher School Certificate. Last year, it was 3,192. And it's not just NSW, the share of Year 12 students taking drama has…
- Headlines: Inflation rises ahead of RBA meeting · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: Australia’s annual inflation rate rose to 4.3% in September, according to new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Australia's…
- Australia’s least ethical fashion brands · 20 Min.White Fox, Ghanda, Bec & Bridge, LSKD. These are the names of some of the biggest fashion brands in Australia. They’re also apparently some of the least ethical. That’s…
- Headlines: Triple zero text trial · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: The Government is trialling giving people the ability to text Triple Zero. If effective, the change would allow people to contact emergency…
- The youth uprising that ousted a government · 21 Min.Two years ago, a concrete canopy collapsed at a train station in Serbia and killed 16 people. On Sunday, the students who protested over it helped bring down a party that’s been…
- Headlines: Parliament honours injured MP Helen Haines · 4 Min.Today's headlines include: Emotional tributes have flowed in Canberra for Independent MP Dr Helen Haines, repeatedly described by her colleagues as the "very best of us". A…
- The debate over mandatory national service · 19 Min.For the first time, TDA is taking you back to the high school debate club. In this episode, we’re debating the idea of national civic service. It’s a pitch put forward by the…
- The transport gap for people with disability · 18 Min.For a lot of us, getting around is something we barely think about. You tap on, jump on the closest bus, train or tram, and you're at work, at your parents' for dinner, or…
- The changing regulation of porn · 18 Min.Content warning: Today's episode includes references to sexual violence and strangulation. It's not explicit, but if you've got kids in the car, you might want to save it for…
- Is Australia's social media ban actually working? · 24 Min.It’s nearly been one year since Australia introduced a world-first social media ban for under 16s. And it turns out, that was just the beginning of the Australian Government’s…
- The targeted attack on a Federal MP · 16 Min.Independent MP Helen Haines is in a critical condition after she was hit by a car outside her electorate office in regional Victoria on Monday. The Prime Minister has described…
- The misconduct allegations splitting the Greens · 27 Min.A letter from party members has sparked an investigation into Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John, who’s been accused of behaving inappropriately towards women over several years…
- The true story of Elizabeth Holmes · 30 Min.Through her company Theranos, Holmes vowed to replace blood tests with a tiny finger prick test that could produce real time results, to be rolled out in supermarkets and…
- Why young Aussies are buying shares · 22 Min.In 1986, about one million adults owned shares, and a stockbroker stood between them and the market. The ASX says 11.5 million Australians invest beyond their super and home…
- Is an 'egg cartel' driving up prices? · 15 Min.Over the past year, Australia has recorded some of the highest prices in the world for one particular supermarket staple: eggs. This week, the ACCC launched a case against the…
- Can Australia block an execution livestream? · 22 Min.On the morning of 4 December, Australian time, the U.S. military plans to carry out its first execution by firing squad since WWII. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth wants the…
- Headlines: NT legalises pepper spray for over 16s · 4 Min.Todays headlines include: The Northern Territory (NT) will legalise the use of OC spray (also known as capsicum or pepper spray) for self defence for people aged 16 and over. One…
- Did the AI bubble just burst in Australia? · 24 Min.Last week, Australian data centre operator Firmus announced it would no longer list on Australia’s stock exchange. It came after months and months of hype around the AI company…
- Headlines: Aussie engineer freed from Iraq · 4 Min.Todays headlines include: An Australian engineer will return home after being detained in Iraq for more than five years. Australian MPs from across the political spectrum have…
- The White Fox Boutique lawsuit, explained · 22 Min.Adidas has sued Sydney-based fashion brand White Fox Boutique, alleging it infringed on its ‘three stripe’ trade mark. It’s the latest in a string of trademark lawsuits in the…
- Headlines: ATO reverses credit card decision · 3 Min.Todays headlines include: The federal government has announced it will fund the ATO to keep accepting credit card payments for tax bills until mid-2027, after a backlash from…
- The international youth revolt happening right now · 16 Min.A burning fire truck, police clashing with teenagers and masked protestors calling for change. Over the past few weeks you might have seen these images coming out of France. What…
- Headlines: NSW Police to carry long-arm rifles · 3 Min.Todays headlines include: Sydneysiders will soon see police carrying long-arm rifles as part of a new permanent response unit being rolled out across the city. Russian strikes on…
- The failed execution of Christa Pike, explained · 22 Min.Last week, the Tennessee Department of Correction tried and failed to execute a woman for the first time in 200 years. Despite the fact that she was administered not one but two…
- Headlines: PornHub restored in Australia · 3 Min.Todays headlines include: Pornhub’s parent company Aylo has today announced that it is restoring access to the website for adults in Australia. Russian health authorities say no…
- Manchester City's financial scandal, explained for non-football fans · 22 Min.Between 2009 and 2018, Manchester City won three Premier League titles. Last week, an independent commission found that over those same seasons, the club made its owner's money…
