The Project

The Project - 02 Dec 2020
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Air Date: Wed 2 Dec 2020
Expires: in 3 months

Join hosts Waleed Aly, Lisa Wilkinson, Joel Creasey and Rachel Corbett as they dissect and digest the daily news, events and hottest topics. Plus, catch an interview with Jamie Oliver.

Episodes

Episodes

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The Project - 02 Dec 2020

Join hosts Waleed Aly, Lisa Wilkinson, Joel Creasey and Rachel Corbett as they dissect and digest the daily news, events and hottest topics. Plus, catch an interview with Jamie Oliver.

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The Project - 01 Dec 2020

Join hosts Waleed Aly, Lisa Wilkinson, Claire Hooper and Jan Fran as they dissect and digest the daily news, events and hottest topics. Plus, catch interviews with Dacre Montgomery and Robbie Williams.

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The Project - 30 Nov 2020

Join the Project hosts and our guest panellists as they dissect and digest the daily news, events and hottest topics...The Project...It's news delivered differently.

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The Sunday Project - 29 Nov 2020

Join The Sunday Project hosts as they dissect and digest the daily news, events and hottest topics.

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The Project - 27 Nov 2020

Join the Project hosts Peter Van Onselen, Lisa Wilkinson, Susie Youssef, and Claire Hooper, as they dissect and digest the daily news, events and hottest topics.

News

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Tense Ties With China

First it was Barley, then coal, then our wine trading insults and threats, Australia's relationship with China is at an all time low.

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Fighting With Our Biggest Trading Partner

Twitter has today refused to take down a controversial post from China's Foreign Ministry that's sparked a war of words with Australia. Our relationship with our biggest trading partner in tatters as both sides dig in.

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Australia's Job Figures

Newly released figures for October suggest the country is getting back on its feet faster than government forecasts predicted.

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Guest Interviews

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We Talk Pukka Tucker With Jamie Oliver

We talk pukka tucker with everyone's favourite naked chef, Jamie Oliver.

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We Chat To Pop Group Steps!

We chat to Britain's most successful mixed pop group of all time!

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Port Arthur Film

What chat to Pricey about the controversial new film about the 1996 Port Arthur massacre.and#13;

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We Chat To Yungblud!

We talk all things 'weird' with UK's Yungblud.

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We Chat To Ben Lawson!

We chat to Aussie actor Ben Lawson about his new book.

Something We Should Talk About

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Waleed On The Christchurch Terrorist Attacks

Waleed reveals what about the attack felt so familiar, and how we can all come together.

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Who Are Our Politicians Really Working For?

The Sydney Opera House controversy is a flashpoint that exposes the influence of big business on politicians.

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Why Pollies Want You To Fear African Gangs

Are warnings of African gang violence legitimate or fearmongering for political gain? It's something we should talk about...

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Speak, even if your voice shakes

Some of the most influential people in the world are taking a stand to deliver a powerful message against bullying.

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Womanspreading

Meshel Laurie has something to get off her chest - manspreading. She has a plan on how to fight back.

Video Extras

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A Hero Among Abandoned Men

On World AIDS Day, let's introduce you to Ruth Coker Burks. As a young single mum from a conservative corner of Arkansas, she launched a one-woman crusade in the 1980's on behalf of AIDS patients, abandoned by their parents and left to die.

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Exploring Indigenous Australia

With borders finally re-opening, there is no greater time to get out there and explore. But instead of seeing the same city skylines, Welcome to Country is calling on Aussies to experience Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australia.

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A Dedicated Teacher

Meet the 82-year-old teacher still educating young Aussies.and#13;

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Unlikely Friends

They're the oddest of odd couples, but this Staffy and magpie have formed a bond.

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Seeking Life Sentences

The families of murder victims struggling to keep their loved ones attackers behind bars.

Change Makers brought to you by Dell

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Meet the Change Maker Elevating Women In STEM Leadership Roles

One night in October 2015, Fabian Dattner dreamt of taking women to Antarctica as part of a leadership program. The next day, she awoke and knew it wasn’t just a dream.

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Meet the Change Maker Helping the Disadvantaged Multicultural Youth in His Community

Ahmed Hassan is not only bridging the gap between service providers and the disadvantaged multicultural youth of Melbourne; he’s also helping hundreds through a pandemic…

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Meet the Change Maker Supporting Indigenous Students in Rural Australia

When Corey Tutt learnt how under-resourced remote schools across Australia were, he began the DeadlyScience initiative. Now, Corey’s initiative is raising thousands to source science resources for these schools.

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Meet the Change Maker Feeding Hundreds in His Local Community

As many people are bearing the brunt of reduced salaries, particularly in his local area, Pete Gunning and his students from Victoria’s Surf Coast Secondary College are determined to feed those who may otherwise go hungry.

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Meet The Change Maker Tackling Men’s Issues One Suited Up Motorbike Ride At A Time

Motorbike enthusiast Mark Hawwa is changing the lives of men in the motorcycle community.

Articles

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Australia Waiting On More Vaccine Data Despite UK Fast-Tracking Jab

Australia's medicines regulator will wait for more data before approving a coronavirus vaccine despite the UK's move to start delivering jabs from next week.

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In The Name Of The Father, The Son And The Holy Tequila

A tequila bar owner is trying to get around the UK’s tough coronavirus restrictions by registering as a church.

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'Important Role': Morrison Appeals To Chinese Australians Via WeChat

Scott Morrison has appealed directly to Chinese Australians to insist bitter relations between Canberra and Beijing have nothing to do with them.

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Tasmania Premier 'Highly Uncomfortable' With Port Arthur Film Plans

Tasmania's premier is highly uncomfortable about an upcoming movie about the Port Arthur massacre and hopes it is produced sensitively.

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The Queen Is Looking For A New PA, But Let Her Do The Washing Up

HRH QE2 (the person, not the boat) is looking to hire a Personal Assistant to personally assist her personal requirements which do indeed require assistance.

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