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Air Date: Thu 18 Feb 2021
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Facebook has unleashed chaos today as Aussie users waking up to a brave new, news-free Facebook world as the social media giant stuck it to the Australian government.

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Aussies Help Out Animals In Perth's Fire's

When bushfires tore through the Perth Hills last month, Emma Barnden-Brown had to hide in a home-made bunker. Her two horses faced the brunt of the flames and sadly only one survived, but the community showed it's spirit with their generous help.

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Covid Vaccine Delivers

COVID immunization programs are well underway around the world, we take a look at just how effective the vaccines are outside of clinical trials, and the news is good.

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The Growing Push To Bring Indigenous Artifacts Home

Indigenous remains and artefacts have been scattered around the world - there's a growing push to bring them home.

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Canberra Culture Review

The Prime Minister has again rejected calls for an inquiry into Christian Porter but another independent investigation - the one into parliament's workplace culture - has taken an important step forward.

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3 Years In Detention For Biloela Family

There are vigils across the country tonight, marking a sad new milestone for a young family ripped from the Queensland community that loved them, and thrown in detention.

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Grace Tame Calls For National Definition Of Consent During Powerful Press Club Speech

Grace Tame has made another powerful speech, this time at the National Press Club, where she called for a national definition of consent and criticised the PM's response to rape claims, saying 'having children doesn't guarantee a conscience'.

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Is Online Art The Future?

People are paying millions for original pieces of online art.

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Remembering The Godfather Of Aussie Music: Michael Gudinski

The man generally regarded as the godfather of the Aussie music industry, Michael Gudinski, died overnight. He was just 68.

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