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8 snips
Mar 25, 2026 • 10min

Pushing forward with peace talks, and studying our furry friends

They unpack a US ceasefire offer to Iran and Tehran’s reported response. They break down fuel price pressures, policy moves in Australia and visa limits. They report a third arrest in a high‑profile criminal case and a CCTV breakthrough. They track Tropical Cyclone Narelle’s path and impacts. They cover a big fine for Meta over safety claims and fresh research pushing back the timeline for dog domestication.
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Mar 24, 2026 • 10min

Potential peace talks in the Iran war, and an anti-climactic mystery

Talks about possible peace negotiations and why Islamabad is being offered as a venue. Discusses names floated to represent the US and Iran and the continued fighting despite negotiations. Covers the humanitarian toll in Lebanon and Israel’s security moves. Explains a new EU‑Australia trade deal and farmers’ backlash. Reports on widespread public sector strikes and an odd anti‑climactic mystery about a recovered handball trophy.
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Mar 24, 2026 • 14min

Squiz Shortcuts: Wagering on warfare

Lizzie O'Shea, lawyer, author and chair of Digital Rights Watch who fights for human rights online. The conversation digs into betting markets that let people wager on real-world events. It covers how these platforms work, the anonymity and crypto angles, and the ethical and regulatory concerns raised by profiting from conflict and tragedy.
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28 snips
Mar 23, 2026 • 11min

Trump delays his deadline in Iran, and something to run up the flagpole

They explain a delayed US deadline with Iran and how that ripples through oil markets and local fuel supplies. A bizarre runway collision at La Guardia and why airport staffing is in crisis are covered. Cyclone Narelle’s unexpected track and impacts in northern Australia get attention. Australian athletes’ medal wins at the World Indoors are celebrated. A study on corporate jargon and decision making is discussed.
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17 snips
Mar 22, 2026 • 11min

Labor secures a second term in SA, and a Hail Mary pays off

A deep dive into Labor’s big win in South Australia and what it means for local politics. A look at One Nation’s strong vote but limited seats and the ripple effects federally. Tense international headlines as a 48-hour ultimatum raises the possibility of strikes on Iran’s infrastructure. Severe weather from ex-cyclone Narelle brings flooding and outages in the Northern Territory. Plus a quick pop-culture note on a surprise sci-fi box-office hit.
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Mar 20, 2026 • 18min

The Squiz Quiz w/ Rowena Stewart and Tom Keck from Quizzing Australia

Rowena Stewart, Quizzing Australia organizer and community leader, joins to bring the quiz world to life. She talks quizzing culture, upcoming world championships, and how quiz formats and events work. Short, lively segments cover rules, big competitions, and memorable moments from recent quizzes.
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Mar 19, 2026 • 11min

Setting up a fuel taskforce, and the happiest country on Earth

They talk about a new national fuel taskforce to prevent petrol and diesel shortages and who will coordinate fuel distribution. They discuss global conflict driving oil price jumps and ACCC probes into fuel companies. A major cyclone’s approach to far north Queensland and South Australia’s polling day preparations come up. They also mention the World Happiness Report and weekend sports previews.
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Mar 19, 2026 • 12min

Squiz Shortcuts: The oil supply chain

A clear walk-through of how the Strait of Hormuz shapes global oil flows. A look at tanker attacks, supply disruptions and why prices spike locally. Exploration of oil uses beyond fuel and how crude is refined and transported. Discussion of Australia’s shrinking production, emergency reserves and the scramble for alternative suppliers.
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9 snips
Mar 18, 2026 • 11min

An Aussie base is hit in the Middle East, and some gait expectations

A military base in the Middle East is struck and Australia’s response becomes a political flashpoint. A powerful tropical cyclone threatens far north Queensland, sparking evacuation talk. A high-profile radio shock leads to legal standoffs. A study suggests the way people walk can reveal their emotions, raising privacy questions.
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7 snips
Mar 17, 2026 • 10min

The Reserve Bank lifts rates, and a hot new planet enters the universe

A deep dive into the Reserve Bank raising the cash rate and what that means for mortgages and renters. A Senate CGT inquiry and the housing debate take centre stage. International tension rises with reported killings of Iranian leaders and a burning Russian tanker drifts in the Arctic. Sports fans get a soccer final preview. Astronomers announce a newly discovered molten lava world 35 light years away.

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