Josie Sargent
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Daylight saving is upon some of us, so how can you prepare? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The days are getting longer and warmer, and for the majority of the country that means daylight saving is upon us. About two thirds of us will lose an hour of sleep on Sunday the 4th of October, while for others the clock won't move. And as Josie Sargent from the Top Stories podcast explains, the spring forward has its lovers... and haters. Daylight saving remains a controversial topic, particularly for those in the south-east, like this local at Burleigh Heads.(ABC News: Dominic Cansdale) Austr
What did Donald Trump say to the UN? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump has addressed the UN General Assembly in New York - and has used his speech to justify his war in Iran and attempt to rebrand AI. His appearance comes just six weeks out from the US mid-term elections in November. So, has that impacted what he's spoken about? US President Donald Trump addresses the United Nations General Assembly in New York.(Reuters: Mike Segar) Josie Sargent: US President Donald Trump has addressed the UN General Assembly in New York, taking aim at Ir
Why some US media outlets are suing the Trump administration - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Three US media outlets have hit back at US President Donald Trump after he banned them from the White House last week. They are now suing him, saying the ban violates their rights to free speech under the Constitution. But - he's doubled down - and its left him with no TV coverage ahead of his trip to New York for the UN General Assembly. How did we get here? And what happens next? An updated solidarity sign adding CNN, MSNOW and POLITICO hangs outside the Associated Press booth at the White Hou
What's in Princess Diana's brother's bombshell memoir? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The late Princess Diana 's brother has released a memoir that drops some bombshell claims about the royal family. And Earl Charles Spencer is particularly scathing towards his former brother-in-law who 's now King Charles III. Princess Diana's brother, Earl Charles Spencer, has released a memoir (Reuters: Kimimasa Mayama) The late Princess Diana 's brother has released a memoir that drops some bombshell claims about the royal family. And Earl Charles Spencer is particularly scathing towards his
Labor's immigration crackdown explained - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Plans to detain and deport visa overstayers, and cut down backpacker and student visa numbers are among the key pillars of Labor's new plan to reduce net migration. How will it work and what will it mean for hopeful migrants and the industries that rely on them? Josie Sargent: Immigration is one of the biggest political issues at the moment, and now the federal government has revealed its plan. Labor's goal is to reduce net overseas migration from about 300,000 a year now to 225,000 by 2028. Tha
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