Page 2 - Rn Drive News Today

Labor Senator Katy Gallagher says Ms Higgins is an "extraordinary woman on many levels"

Download 11.04 MB Facebook is turning up the heat in its fight against a government code that would force it to pay local media organisations for displaying their news content. This morning Australians woke to find that Australian news content had been blocked from their feeds, along with content from a number of NGOs and government agencies. The legislation - set to clear the Senate next week - would also apply to Google, which has begun negotiating agreements of its own with media providers. ...

Yallourn, which supplies up to 22% of Victoria's energy and employs some 500 people will now close in 2028 instead of 2032.

Download 11.58 MB On Friday Prime Minister Scott Morrison will join his US, Indian and Japanese counterparts for talks on China and coronavirus vaccine distribution. Its the first ever leader-level meeting of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, which formed in 2007. The meeting suggests the grouping will take on increased significance, but is it the right body to address Chinas increasingly aggressive behaviour? Guest: Professor Michael Wesley is Deputy Vice-Chancellor International at Melbour...

The relieved duties will relate to the Federal Court, as his legal team sues the ABC for defamation.

As RN Drive went to air, the Facebook page for medical research center the Burnet Institute was still blocked.

Half a dozen European countries - including Spain, France and Germany - have temporarily stopped using the vaccine after around 40 people in the Netherlands developed blood clots.

Download 6.52 MB As Papua New Guinea awaits vaccines to arrive in the country, health experts are warning the situation is becoming catastrophic. Theyre urging more support for personal protection equipment, testing, help in combating misinformation and an urgent ramp up of vaccination programs across PNG when they become available. Guest Duration: 7min 7sec

As the global coronavirus vaccine rollout gathers pace, there are growing concerns that some Pacific Island nations might be in the early stages of a new major outbreak.

Download 8.62 MB We are aware that in Indigenous communities around Australia, there are real service gaps when it comes to health support, and closing these gaps seems to be the eternal fight. Indigenous leaders in the Fitzroy Valley of WA have partnered with The University of Sydney to research how to improve the health, mental health and wellbeing of adolescents in the remote community. Its called The Bigiswun Kid project. Guests: Sue Thomas, Strategic Priority Lead Marninwarntikura Womens ...