RN Drive - Full program podcast

2157 - First day of senate hearings into right wing extremists, an awkward moment in the press during Chinese Premier Li's visit and the origin story of modern orthodontics

2156 - Telstra ditches carbon offsets, dramatic infighting among the French Republicans ahead of snap elections, what is Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter and The Wrap

2155 - Corruption watchdog to be investigated, a magistrate shares her insights on domestic violence cases and should chiropractors be allowed to manipulate the spines of babies?

2154 - Senate inquiry tells PwC to name names following tax leaks scandal, what jobs are overvalued? And the rise of China's 'grey zone' tactics

2153 - Return to the climate wars? The Beatles tour remembered down under and Bonza staff sacked in online meeting

2152 - Coles limits egg purchases in response to bird flu, the gambling reform you most likely don't know about and France calls a snap election

2151 - What is Direction 110? the Archibald winner declared, the life of a professional whistler, the future of Rugby in Australia and the wrap with Peter Hartcher and Hugh Riminton

2150 - Greens feel the heat in parliament, hundreds of job cuts at CSIRO, the corruption watchdog won't investigate public officials involved in Robodebt and are Australians coffee snobs?

2149 - e-Safety Commissioner abandons case against X, RBA Governor at Senate Estimates and why physical cash can help rein in spending

2148 - What professions are on the draft skilled migrants list? Why young people are delaying having children? And Domain reports almost half of all Australian homes are at risk of bushfire

2147 - House prices continue to rise, Immigration Minister clarifies there are no drones to track freed immigration detainees and minimum wages to increase by 3.75%

2146 - Donald Trump found guilty, multigenerational lessons in the workplace, the Matildas' friendly against China and The Wrap

2145 - Five beef producers to resume exports to China, CSIRO's fight against bird flu, drones used to track some people released from immigration detention and how does jury selection work

2144 - Heat on Immigration Minister over visa decisions, new study on feeding infants peanuts, Taiwan passes contested reforms and NSW inquiry into birth trauma releases findings

2143 - UN Security Council to hold emergency meeting following Israeli airstrike in Rafah, Go8 meets Chinese counterparts as foreign student crackdown looms, is there a case for mandatory national service? And should corporate tax be lowered?

2142 - PNG landslide death toll expected to rise dramatically, 50 cent bus and train rides, what you need to know this flu season and the cost of dying

2141 - US sues Ticketmaster owner, Banking inquiry recommends fund to support regional banks, Spaghetti Western themes explored and the weekly wrap

2140 - Should migration numbers be in the housing debate? Australia’s largest coal-fired power station given an extension, British PM announces snap election & shark lenders circling small businesses

2139 - More Australians evacuated from New Caledonia, why the Japanese mafia's membership is declining, are you getting charity fatigue? and why regional Australia struggles to access clinical trials

2138 - Do police blitzes on domestic violence work? A senate inquiry into AI, a blue-collar memoir revived and the origin story of cockroaches

2137 - Iran's president dies in crash, social media age limits, offset scheme failure and the ecological benefits of wombat burrows

2136 - GPs unhappy with urgent care funding, energy equity, blues maestro Eric Bibb and a betting scandal in the A-league

2135 - Anti-semitism, pro-Palestinian university protests, scam alert and low testosterone warnings.

2134 - What's in the housing budget, The Gospel according to Paul, Cold Lava mudslides in Sumatra and will the Future Made in Australia deliver?

2133 - New energy and rent assistance relief, electronic monitoring for DV accused and how can we fix renting?

2132 - RN Drive

2131 - High Court dismiss ASF17 migration case, the merits of walkable cities and a teenage prodigy turns the world of pro darts on its head

2130 - How many forms of domestic violence amount to slavery, cost of living inquiry interim report handed down and Fiji strongman Frank Bainimarama to be jailed

2129 - Is Biden's red line in Rafah 'pink'? What tax reforms do you want to see? And Donald Trump's hush money trial continues

2128 - Supermarket inquiry hands down recommendations, Israel's offensive in Rafah and the night of nights for fashion

2127 - Changes to HECS, Qantas and ACCC reach a $120m settlement and Israel’s military starts moving Palestinian civilians out of Rafah

2126 - Case tests if Commonwealth has 'duty of care' to prevent climate harm, the jazz greats recaptured, decriminalising sex workers and the future of gridiron in Australia

2125 - NSW clubs data breach, the real inflation figures and why Walk the Talk could be a game changer

2124 - Almost $1billion pledged to help women fleeing violent relationships, why Queensland island resorts are abandoned and more pro-Palestinian protests on university campuses

2123 - Budget carrier Bonza goes bust, ICC considers arrest warrants and what piece of childhood do you want in a museum?

2122 - Is it time to rethink conversations about respect? Scams at a record high in Australia and is the craft beer industry a fizzer?

2121 - National rallies opposing violence against women, the search for a missing doctor in Gaza and Haiti's transitional council sworn in

2120 - Calls for a national roundtable on domestic violence, the architectural eyesores and icons explored and a lookback at military recruitment over the years

2119 - UN calls for investigation into reported mass graves in Gaza, ABF apologises following damning report into workplace culture and crunch time for UN talks on plastics

2118 - A criminal trial takes Donald Trump off the campaign trail, confusing 'sale' tags at supermarkets and skateboarding teen wins prestigious sports award

2117 - Calls for X to put down church stabbing footage, are child-free zones appropriate? and can MPs job share?

2116 - Israel strikes back against Iran, the tech wearable saving farmers and Australia is in the midst of a baby drought and that could be a bad thing

2115 - Calls for Australia to increase aid budget, saving beloved species through 'assisted evolution' and could a sugar tax reduce the health burden of obesity?

2114 - Defence spending boost to focus on amphibious capability, Solomon Island's China experiment tested at the ballot box and the HECs debts "enslaving" our youth

2113 - Church stabbing designated as terror attack, Banducci threatened with contempt over senate performance and a chance meeting leads to love

2112 - Judge finds against Bruce Lehrmann in defamation suit, Iran raises the stakes with missile assault and how to talk to your children about tragedy?

2111 - What industry and universities need to help build a future Australia, the surprise discovery of Priscilla Queen of the Desert after decades in the wilderness and the Friday Wrap

2110 - ACCC to have more visibility over mergers, opposition slams discussion of Palestinian recognition as 'dangerous' and why are young Australians having less sex?

2109 - Japan poised to join AUKUS as second pillar partner, Alice curfew extended, scientists baffled by extreme heat and is moving to the country worth it?

2108 - Calls for more boots on the ground after another WA boat arrival, how warnings of famine in Gaza are measured and should religious organisations be tax exempt?