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What do we know about the flydubai mid-air incident? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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We're getting a clearer picture about the terrifying incident that happened mid-air during a flight between Dubai and Tel Aviv. The flydubai plane was en route to Tel Aviv on Wednesday, when passengers intervened after a pilot stabbed his colleague, and appeared to attempt to crash the plane with more than 170 passengers on board, two of them Australians but mostly Israelis The attacked pilot was able to open the cockpit, which passengers and crew entered and overpowered the attacker, while the
Was Netanyahu warned about the October 7 attack? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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It was the worst ever breakdown of Israel's national security, when Hamas militants launched a surprise attack, killing more than 1,200 people, and taking over 200 hostage. Now, with only weeks to go until elections in Israel, and as the anniversary of the October 7 attacks looms, pressure is mounting on the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over what he knew and when in the lead up to the attacks. A stream of well-sourced, detailed stories has appeared, documenting alleged failures by t
What do we know about the RAF Fairford incident in the UK? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The arrest and subsequent release of five men in the UK over a suspected terror plot on an air force base has led to plenty of speculation... and confusion. They were detained after three vans were found close to the air base - which has been used by the US air force to attack Iran. But questions remain over the men and what information intelligence authorities relied on. Armed police officers work on a road outside the perimeter of the RAF Fairford airbase(Reuters: Toby Shepheard) The arrest of
What's with all the moths in Australia's south-east? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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After a devastating population crash around 2017, the endangered Bogong moth appears to be making a remarkable comeback. Researchers have a few theories about what's behind the explosion in numbers this year, from good rainfall to unusual wind patterns. The moths are a crucial part of the alpine ecosystem, but there's still a lot scientists don't fully understand about them and their extraordinary journey. Mike Kermode: If you've seen a sudden influx of moths in your neighbourhood, don't panic.
Card surcharges are gone, but will consumers actually save money? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Card surcharges are banned from Thursday, in one of the biggest shake-ups to Australia's payment system in years. The change is expected to save consumers around 1.6 billion dollars annually, but businesses and banks are already responding in ways that could affect what you pay and how. What does the ban actually cover, and what could it mean for prices, credit card rewards, and the way Australians pay?
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