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- Sep 21, 2026
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Is a Royal Commission the answer to family violence problem? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The spate of violent deaths of women and children over the weekend has reinforced calls for urgent early intervention and prevention measures against family violence. Some advocates say we need a national royal commission into femicide, while others want to focus on implementing existing recommendations for change immediately. But they all agree that the community, along with health workers and educators, need to understand how to report any signs of violence to authorities. Sherely Moody, found
Patients call for reforms to medicine approval system - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Patients and patient advocacy groups are descending on Canberra today, asking for changes to how potential life-saving medicines are made available and affordable in Australia. They say our assessment and reimbursement processes delay access to medicines and cause financial and emotional distress. While the Federal Government defends the way medicines are approved and subsidised in Australia, it acknowledges we do need to keep pace with scientific advances. Featured: Elizabeth de Somer, Medicine
Sydney Swans win amid scandal - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The embattled Sydney Swans won their final home match of the season at the SCG on Sunday, to a fading crowd of fans. A record 16,000 fans turned out for the women's match earlier in the day, but some abandoned the men's team's game in protest over the scandal that engulfed the club. Five male players have been stood down for breaching Club standards, while Victoria Police investigate a report of sexual assault. Sarah Walsh, former soccer player and Head of Women's Football at Football Australia
Rates relief could be short lived for home owners - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Declining property prices and a lower headline inflation figure has helped the Reserve Bank's decision to keep interest rates steady at 4.35 per cent for August. But the reprieve could be short-lived with some economists anticipating underlying inflation is still too high and rate rises are imminent. Karl Klemm, home ownerDebra Beck-Mewing, Property FrontlineWarren Hogan, EQ Economics The RBA has left interest rates on hold at 4.35 pc(ABC News: Matt Roberts) Melissa Clarke: Declining property pr
Car insurers on notice amid soaring premiums - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Car insurance soared above inflation in the 2024-25 financial year and the corporate regulator ASIC has put some car insurance companies on notice, for failing to explain why costs are rising. While the insurance sector says there's valid reasons for the trend, ASIC's investigation reveals there's still room for companies to charge less. Alan Kirkland, ASIC Commissioner Sarah Orr, Compare the Market The corporate regulator is responsible for overseeing how insurers communicate with consumers, no
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