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A new report reveals that young Australians are getting overlooked in medical research, leading to potential health issues for years to come. Chronic diseases are rising among younger populations, yet studies largely focus on older adults. The podcast delves into the consequences of this research gap, using endometriosis as a case study for misdiagnosis. It also highlights the importance of early intervention and introduces The Health Hive initiative, which empowers youth to participate in shaping health research and priorities.

Seventeen schools have closed in Australia after a children’s sand product tested positive for asbestos, raising safety concerns. The driver involved in the tragic Hunter Valley bus crash has had his lengthy prison sentence upheld. In a surprising twist, the BBC issued an apology to Donald Trump over misleading edits related to the January 6 insurrection. On a lighter note, a remarkable discovery of a 151-million-year-old fossil could change our understanding of insect evolution.

Newly released emails suggest that Donald Trump may have known about Jeffrey Epstein's abuse of young women, raising pressing questions about his ties to the infamous financier. As the Republican Party grapples with divisions over the implications, Trump's past comments and public denials are under scrutiny. Meanwhile, a push for the release of Epstein files is gaining momentum, complicating Trump's political landscape. With growing internal pressures, the fallout from these revelations could redefine loyalties among GOP members.

The unemployment rate in Australia has dropped to 4.3%, thanks to an increase in full-time jobs. In a surprising move, the Liberal Party has decided to abandon its net zero emissions target by 2050. Meanwhile, the U.S. Congress managed to end a lengthy 43-day government shutdown. On a lighter note, a Queensland police officer set a new Guinness World Record by completing 733 pull-ups in an hour. Tune in for these exciting developments!

The Coalition is facing a heated internal battle over climate policy as the Nationals withdraw support for net zero. Tensions rise within the Liberal Party, revealing a divide between moderates and conservatives. Key players are highlighted, and discussions unfold on what net zero means for Australia’s future. As the Shadow Cabinet prepares for a pivotal meeting, questions linger about the Coalition's unity and the implications for climate investment and national goals. Will this split jeopardize Australia's international standing?

Liberal MPs are hashing out their stance on net zero emissions while tensions rise in Canberra. Former construction union leader John Setka faces charges for threatening emails, raising eyebrows in the political arena. Meanwhile, ASIO's Mike Burgess warns of Chinese hacking threats targeting critical Australian infrastructure. On a brighter note, researchers are developing a high-resolution camera designed to search for life on distant planets, potentially paving the way for future space exploration.

A groundbreaking inquiry reveals that many women suffer from chronic pain due to systemic healthcare failures. It explores pain from periods, pregnancy, and endometriosis, revealing distressing accounts of dismissal and gaslighting by providers. Personal stories highlight the mental health impacts and everyday struggles of those affected. The report outlines 27 key recommendations aimed at improving treatment and support, prompting immediate government actions like a new youth clinic. There’s also a call for more GP training and national discussions to address these urgent issues.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese honors Remembrance Day, reflecting on its significance. New laws are implemented in NSW and Tasmania to tackle illicit tobacco and vape sales, holding landlords responsible. A deadly car explosion near Delhi's Red Fort ignites investigations by India's anti-terror agency. In groundbreaking news, Scottish researchers perform remote stroke surgery using robot technology, showcasing a potential breakthrough in medical access. Tune in for these captivating stories!

Tesla shareholders recently greenlit a groundbreaking pay package for Elon Musk that could net him nearly a trillion dollars. This stock-based deal hinges on ambitious targets, including a market cap of $8.5 trillion and specific goals like vehicle deliveries and robot advancements. Reactions vary, with some analysts praising potential shareholder benefits while others highlight concerns over power and inequality. The discussion dives into what this means for corporate governance and the feasibility of such vast wealth.

Tragedy strikes as hundreds of migrants go missing after a boat capsizes near Malaysia. Meanwhile, Princess Anne celebrates a century of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals during her Australian tour. Controversy brews as two senior BBC staff resign over accusations of misleading edits in a Donald Trump documentary. On a brighter note, the Jillaroos triumphantly defend their Pacific Championship title with a resounding 40-8 victory against New Zealand.