Episodes

  • PM heckled at Lakemba Mosque amid protest chaos

    PM heckled at Lakemba Mosque amid protest chaos
    Mar 20 2026
    Wild scenes inside the Lakemba Mosque after a visit by the Prime Minister became chaotic and threatening. Anthony Albanese had to be hurried away after some in the crowd began hurling abuse as others tried to wrestle them away.

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    2 mins
  • Israel admits striking Iran without warning US

    Israel admits striking Iran without warning US
    Mar 20 2026
    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has admitted he fired on an Iranian gas field without telling Donald Trump. The strike almost causing a falling out between allies.

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    3 mins
  • Stalked then stabbed: Woman attacked on her way to work

    Stalked then stabbed: Woman attacked on her way to work
    Mar 20 2026
    Chilling security footage has captured the moment an innocent young woman was stabbed while walking to work in a random attack in Clayton. The 25-year-old had no idea she was in danger as the suspect stalked her through a shopping centre before stabbing her in the back.

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    3 mins
  • Zoo animals enjoy gourmet meals and spa treatments

    Zoo animals enjoy gourmet meals and spa treatments
    Mar 20 2026
    Melbourne Zoo's eight kitchens prepare 400 different food items daily to feed thousands of animals, from live yabbies for platypuses to 20 kilos of greens per gorilla. Tamarins receive bathtub-sized buffets of varied options as part of their specialised diets. At a zoo in Hungary, tortoises are pampered with spa treatments including shell cleaning, veterinary check-ups, scratches, and a banquet of fresh vegetables.

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    1 min
  • Zoo animals enjoy gourmet meals and spa treatments

    Zoo animals enjoy gourmet meals and spa treatments
    Mar 20 2026
    Melbourne Zoo's eight kitchens prepare 400 different food items daily to feed thousands of animals, from live yabbies for platypuses to 20 kilos of greens per gorilla. Tamarins receive bathtub-sized buffets of varied options as part of their specialised diets. At a zoo in Hungary, tortoises are pampered with spa treatments including shell cleaning, veterinary check-ups, scratches, and a banquet of fresh vegetables.

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    1 min
  • New York brass band tours Melbourne

    New York brass band tours Melbourne
    Mar 20 2026
    The New York Staff Band of the Salvation Army visited Melbourne headquarters to perform for locals at a special lunch event. The acclaimed brass band is conducting three concerts across the weekend, with performances scheduled in Ballarat and Melbourne as part of their Australian tour.

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    1 min
  • Sydney Harbour hosts major international fleet review

    Sydney Harbour hosts major international fleet review
    Mar 20 2026
    Sydney Harbour will host an international fleet review featuring up to 30 warships from Australia and 18 other countries to mark the 125th anniversary of the Royal Australian Navy. The vessels will enter through the Heads at 6am, with the Governor-General conducting the official review at 2pm, followed by RAAF aircraft flyovers, a Roulettes display, and Navy helicopter formations. The event will conclude by 4pm, with large crowds expected around the harbour and potential delays to ferry services.

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    1 min
  • Gout medication trial offers hope for artery disease

    Gout medication trial offers hope for artery disease
    Mar 20 2026
    Peripheral artery disease affects one in five Australians over 75, causing narrowing of arteries that supply blood to the lower limbs, which can lead to leg pain, gangrene and amputation if untreated. A landmark clinical trial at Monash University is investigating whether colchicine, a long-used gout medication with anti-inflammatory properties, can delay disease progression and prevent severe complications. The affordable, readily accessible medication has already shown benefits in coronary artery patients, and researchers hope to demonstrate similar results for peripheral vascular disease.

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    4 mins