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10/02/22 • 30 min
Mahsa Amini died in custody after being detained by Iran’s ‘morality police’. In the 13 days since her death, thousands have taken to the streets to protest against the country’s hijab laws
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07/19/23 • 30 min
In the first episode of a special Full Story series – The voice ask me anything – we answer Guardian Australia reader questions about the Indigenous voice to parliament, including: why is the yes campaign so invisible? Why is the over-55s cohort the most likely to vote no? What role, if any, did Indigenous elders and communities play in proposing and designing the voice as a policy? Laura Murphy-Oates is joined by Guardian Australia’s Indigenous affairs editor Lorena Allam, acclaimed journalist and co-author of The Voice to Parliament handbook Kerry O’Brien, and Queensland Young Australian of the Year Saibai Koedal (crocodile) woman Talei Elu
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05/08/23 • 17 min
Kathleen Folbigg has spent almost 20 years in a NSW prison since she was found guilty of killing her four children. But was she convicted of crimes she didn’t commit? Donna Lu discusses with Jane Lee how science is shedding new light on the Folbigg case
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06/11/23 • 19 min
Australia’s big supermarkets have increased profit margins throughout the pandemic, and some critics have accused them of ‘excessive pricing’. In response, Woolworths and Coles argue their promotional items show they are protecting customers from some of the price hikes – but are they actually a good deal?Senior business reporter Jonathan Barrett explores how supermarkets have increased their profit margins, and the calls to reform the sector and increase competition
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04/13/23 • 19 min
With senior Liberals Simon Birmingham and Julian Leeser announcing they will not campaign against the Indigenous voice to parliament, the pressure on opposition leader Peter Dutton continues. In light of these fractures, what do these party politics mean for the shape of the no campaign, and how does this impact the way forward for a successful yes vote?Jane Lee talks to editor-in-chief Lenore Taylor and Indigenous affairs editor Lorena Allam about the divisions that could shape the road to the referendum
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04/23/23 • 18 min
The Reserve Bank of Australia has undergone its first review since the 1990s and is preparing to make sweeping changes to the way it makes decisions. Guardian Australia’s economics correspondent Peter Hannam talks to Jane Lee about how the recommendations will change the way bank sets interest rates
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04/24/23 • 18 min
Economists and housing experts say local residents who oppose new and affordable housing in their area – sometimes referred to as nimbys, short for ‘not in my backyard’ – are inflating the country’s housing crisis. Transport and urban affairs reporter Elias Visontay looks at how and why nimbys are opposing new developments and the case for changing their mindset
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03/25/23 • 19 min
Chris Minns is now the premier of New South Wales. After 12 years in opposition, Labor will form a majority government. With an inexperienced frontbench, it faces a set of immediate challenges, while also having to tackle some of its key election promises – such as bringing in thousands of new nurses, teachers and paramedics amid a nationwide shortage. NSW state correspondent Michael McGowan explains how the night unfolded and what the state can expect under a Minns government
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03/28/23 • 22 min
On Saturday, residents in the Melbourne electorate of Aston will vote to decide which candidate should replace the former Liberal cabinet minister Alan Tudge, who held the seat for 13 years. The byelection has been cast as Peter Dutton’s first major test as federal opposition leader in a state where the Liberal party recently lost its third election in a row. Chief political correspondent Paul Karp joins Jane Lee to discuss the battle for Aston, what it means for Peter Dutton and how people in the area are thinking about their vote.
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03/15/23 • 30 min
Hearings into the royal commission into robodebt have just wrapped up. Over many months, the commission heard from public servants, politicians and people affected by the scheme and a picture began to form of how the program continued for so long when so many concerns were raised. Social affairs and inequality editor Luke Henriques-Gomes speaks to Jane Lee about the key moments in the royal commission and why robodebt was allowed to go on for so long, despite repeated warnings of legal and ethical concerns
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FAQ
How many episodes does Full Story have?
Full Story currently has 1429 episodes available.
What topics does Full Story cover?
The podcast is about News and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on Full Story?
The episode title 'Are supermarkets price gouging in a cost of living crisis?' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Full Story?
The average episode length on Full Story is 25 minutes.
How often are episodes of Full Story released?
Episodes of Full Story are typically released every day.
When was the first episode of Full Story?
The first episode of Full Story was released on Oct 1, 2019.
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