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Please Explain podcast: Shane Fitzsimmons' mural defacing reignites street art conversation - Vimarsana News

Please Explain podcast: Shane Fitzsimmons' mural defacing reignites street art conversation

In today’s episode of Please Explain Daily, Nathanael Cooper and Europe Correspondent Bevan Shields discuss the ongoing face-off between Russian President Vladimir Putin and dissident Alexi Navalny.

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Please Explain podcast: Crown, James Packer and Barangaroo

In today’s episode of Please Explain Daily, national editor Tory Maguire and business journalist Patrick Hatch discuss the future of Australia’s biggest casino giant after the findings of the Crown inquiry report.

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Topic | Caddick disappearance | The Sydney Morning Herald

The latest Caddick disappearance news, articles, data, and analysis from The Sydney Morning Herald

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Please Explain podcast: Will Google pull out of Australia?

In today’s episode, Zoe Samios discusses the news media bargaining code and what could happen if Google is forced to pay for news content.

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Please Explain podcast: GameStop, Capitol Hill riots, and coronavirus lockdowns - January's unrelenting news cycle

For the first episode of Please Explain Daily in 2021, Tory and new co-host Nathanael Cooper discuss what we’ve missed over the past six weeks. 

Source: smh.com.au