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  • ABC News Breakfast6:00am6:00amExemptNewsWake up to great conversations & all the information you need to start your day. Michael Rowland & Virginia Trioli bring you the news as it unfolds & go behind the headlines to reveal the who, what, where, when & why.58 mins
  • ABC News Mornings9:00am9:00amExemptNewsJoe O'Brien delivers a fast-paced morning news program featuring live coverage of breaking news events and crosses to ABC reporters and experts for on-the-spot reports, context and analysis.2 hrs 57 mins
  • ABC News12:00pm12:00pmExemptNewsRos Childs presents the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories & coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis & original reporting from ABC reporters around Australia & the world.1 hr 0 min
  • ABC News1:00pm1:00pmExemptNewsRos Childs presents the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories & coverage of events as they unfold. Includes live coverage of President Trump's Address to Congress.58 mins
  • Parliament Question Time2:00pm1:59pmExemptNewsLive across Australia, coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives.1 hr 15 mins
  • ABC News Afternoons3:15pm3:14pmExemptNewsKumi Taguchi presents the latest from ABC News, with live coverage of events as they unfold plus interviews and analysis from expert guests. Includes the latest politics, finance, sport plus Weather with Graham Creed.43 mins
  • ABC News Afternoons4:00pm4:00pmExemptNewsKumi Taguchi presents the latest from ABC News, with live coverage of events as they unfold plus interviews and analysis from expert guests. Includes the latest politics, finance, sport plus Weather with Graham Creed.58 mins
  • ABC News Afternoons5:00pm5:00pmExemptNewsKumi Taguchi presents the latest from ABC News, with live coverage of events as they unfold plus interviews and analysis from expert guests. Includes the latest politics, finance, sport plus Weather with Graham Creed.57 mins
  • ABC News Evenings6:00pm6:00pmExemptNewsLive across Australia, the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis and original reporting from ABC reporters around Australia and the world.28 mins
  • The Drum6:30pm6:30pmExemptCurrent AffairsJohn Barron is joined by humanitarian lawyer & author Rabia Siddique, marketing strategist Toby Ralph, corporate advisor & author Narelle Hooper and foreign editor at The Australian Greg Sheridan. #TheDrum28 mins
  • ABC News Evenings7:00pm7:00pmExemptNewsLive across Australia, the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis and original reporting from ABC reporters around Australia and the world.57 mins
  • ABC News Evenings With The Business8:00pm8:00pmExemptNewsLive across Australia, the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis and original reporting from ABC reporters around Australia and the world.57 mins
  • ABC National News9:00pm9:00pmExemptNewsLive across Australia, the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis and original reporting from ABC reporters around Australia and the world.30 mins
  • Lateline9:30pm9:30pmExemptNewsPresented by Jeremy Fernandez, Lateline provides original journalism and investigations, quality analysis and insightful interviews, combined with a fresh approach to telling important stories. #Lateline28 mins
  • The World10:00pm10:00pmExemptNewsBeverley O'Connor brings you the day's top national and international news, with reports from the ABC's network of foreign correspondents, plus insights from special guests and extended news reports.57 mins
  • ABC National News11:00pm11:00pmExemptNewsLive across Australia, the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis and original reporting from ABC reporters around Australia and the world.28 mins
  • 7.3011:30pm11:30pmExemptCurrent AffairsLeigh Sales presents the most detailed nightly current affairs from an Australian perspective. Includes exclusive investigations, revealing interviews plus political commentary from Andrew Probyn in Canberra. #abc73030 mins
  • ABC News12:00am12:00amExemptNewsLive across Australia, the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and live coverage of events as they unfold. Plus comprehensive analysis and original reporting from ABC reporters around Australia and the world.28 mins
  • The Drum12:30am12:30amExemptCurrent AffairsJohn Barron is joined by humanitarian lawyer & author Rabia Siddique, marketing strategist Toby Ralph, corporate advisor & author Narelle Hooper and foreign editor at The Australian Greg Sheridan. #TheDrum28 mins
  • BBC Impact1:00am1:00amExemptNewsLive overnight news from the global resources of BBC World News.26 mins
  • Lateline1:30am1:30amExemptNewsPresented by Jeremy Fernandez, Lateline provides original journalism and investigations, quality analysis and insightful interviews, combined with a fresh approach to telling important stories. #Lateline28 mins
  • Al Jazeera newsgrid2:00am2:00amExemptNewsAl Jazeera's first interactive news hour gives you the opportunity to engage with the world's news stories on and off the grid. #AJnewsgrid58 mins
  • BBC Global3:00am3:00amExemptNewsRespected BBC presenters and correspondents present new live daily news, covering the latest international news and analysis live from BBC World News.26 mins
  • 7.303:30am3:30amExemptCurrent AffairsLeigh Sales presents the most detailed nightly current affairs from an Australian perspective. Includes exclusive investigations, revealing interviews plus political commentary from Andrew Probyn in Canberra. #abc73030 mins
  • BBC Global4:00am4:00amExemptNewsRespected BBC presenters and correspondents present new live daily news, covering the latest international news and analysis live from BBC World News.26 mins
  • The Drum4:30am4:30amExemptCurrent AffairsJohn Barron is joined by humanitarian lawyer & author Rabia Siddique, marketing strategist Toby Ralph, corporate advisor & author Narelle Hooper and foreign editor at The Australian Greg Sheridan. #TheDrum28 mins
  • Al Jazeera Newshour5:00am5:00amExemptNewsLive, breaking and in-depth news reports from Al Jazeera with special focus on Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas.58 mins

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  1. News in 90 Seconds

    The top headlines from at home and abroad, updated across the day.

  2. Business in 90 Seconds

    A snapshot of the state of play in business and finance.

  3. Sport in 90 Seconds

    Everything that's making news in the world of sport.

  4. Weather in 90 Seconds

    A national round-up of today's weather outlook.

  1. One Plus One: Reg Mombassa

    Reg Mombassa has been a leading light in Australian pop culture for more than 40 years, both as a rock musician and artist. Despite the career highs and a happy family life, Mombassa admits he is haunted by a persistent sense of trepidation.

  2. One Plus One: Amanda Palmer

    Amanda Palmer is an American musician and crowdfunding pioneer whose life is a series of artistic collaborations, risqué performances and digital outpourings. Fearlessly outspoken, she frequently finds herself at the centre of controversy.

  3. One Plus One: Maxine Beneba Clarke

    Maxine Beneba Clarke is an author and poet who's been targeted all her life over the colour of her skin. Her award-winning work is inspired both by personal experience, and the desire to start difficult conversations about race.

  4. One Plus One: Margaret Court

    Margaret Court is the world’s most decorated tennis player with 64 major titles to her name. Court is now a Christian pastor who treasures her sporting victories, but says they are no match for her faith.

  5. One Plus One: William McInnes

    William McInnes is an actor and writer who’s won hearts with his high-profile TV roles and whimsical memoirs. He believes in tackling life head on, even after experiencing great loss.

  6. One Plus One: Jenny Kee

    Jenny Kee is a pioneer of Australian fashion design who has swapped success for a more spiritual path, after suffering a series of grave setbacks in her life.

  7. One Plus One: Deborah Cheetham

    Opera singer Deborah Cheetham was forcibly removed from her birth mother at three weeks old, and re-homed with a white Baptist family in Sydney. Only as an adult did she discover her personal history as part of the Stolen Generation.

  1. George Christensen resigns as chief whip

    Dawson MP George Christensen has resigned as the Nationals chief whip, reasoning he cannot be both a rebel and an enforcer of party discipline.

  2. Oscars shock as La La Land mistakenly named best picture winner

    The most coveted award of the Oscars descends into chaos, with an unprecedented blunder seeing La La Land mistakenly named the Best Picture winner, instead of Moonlight.

  3. Timber taken to new heights

    In a world of steel and concrete, timber is making a comeback on industrial building sites.

  4. Kids help developers create app

    Researchers at the University of Wollongong have been researching how screen time can help children develop their imaginations. But rather than get adults to develop the app, they help children create the app themselves.

  1. Interview: Kelly O'Dwyer

    Kelly O'Dwyer was Assistant Treasurer during the 2015 independent review of credit contract laws. She is now Minister for Revenue and Financial services and spoke to Lateline's Jeremy Fernandez.

  2. Corporate watchdog ASIC's investigation into Cash Converters loans labelled as half-baked

    A year after an ASIC investigation ordered Cash Converters to refund thousands of customers who had taken out high interest 'payday' loans, consumer advocates say many others may be missing out on compensation. Consumer Affairs Reporter Amy Bainbridge reports.

  3. A change to the Racial Discrimination Act

    A new internal brawl is looming over the government's handling of the Racial Discrimination Act, after a parliamentary committee delivered no clear finding on the question of whether to change section 18C. David Lipson reports.

  4. Patients impacted after French doctor driven out of town

    A French spinal surgeon driven out of Australia after complaints by other surgeons has been cleared by Australia's health regulator. But there's been an impact on some of his patients, who say they've been unable to find local surgeons to operate on them.

  5. Interview: George Christensen

    A new poll has found support for One Nation and the Coalition is almost equal. The seat is currently held by Nationals MP George Christensen, who spoke to Jeremy Fernandez.

  6. Cybercrime boom leaving victims with no police support

    The head of Australia and New Zealand's cybercrime helpline has accused police of failing to contact victims of online scammers.

  7. Late Debate: Matt Canavan and Brendan O'Connor

    David Lipson hosts this week's late debate, featuring Minister for Resources and Northern Australia, Matt Canavan, and Shadow Employment Minister, Brendan O'Connor.

  8. Chatline: The week in review

    From transhumanists to the battle for Mosul, Jamie Cummins takes a look back at the week in stories.