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Eleni Psaltis primarily focuses on national news in Australia, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and evolving political stories. She also covers world affairs, international relations, and sports to a significant extent.
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By: Eleni Psaltis
The Albanese Government says Australia is now on track to reach its emissions reduction target for 2030.The target for the end of the decade is for emissions to be cut by 43 per cent below 2005 levels -- the latest projections put the figure at 42.6 per cent.
By: Eleni Psaltis
A Senate inquiry has proposed relaxing the rules which guide lenders' decisions on who is eligible for a home loan, in a bid to help first home buyers.The financial regulator APRA currently assesses whether an applicant for a loan could meet the repayments if interest rates were three per cent higher than at the time of purchase.
By: Luke Stephenson
Program: RN Drive The last parliamentary sitting week for the year is a bit like Christmas with that mad rush to the shops for the gifts you've left till the last minute.
By: Eleni Psaltis
It won't be perfect but children must be protected: That's how the Shadow Communications Minister David Coleman has described the passage of the world's first laws to ban social media for children under 16, after the Coalition supported Labor's bill.Meta and Snap have issued statements in response, saying they remain concerned about the implementation of the ban but will respect Australian laws.There were however dissenting voices within the Coalition, including Nationals Senator Matt Canavan.
Program: RN Drive 30 students from Toomelah Public School - near the Queensland border - have travelled more than 700 kilometres to perform in the Schools Spectacular flash mob at Sydney OIympic Park today.
By: Eleni Psaltis
The French Government is on the verge of collapse less than three months after President Emmanuel Macron appointed Michel Barnier as Prime Minister.The Prime minister has used special constitutional powers to push through his controversial budget without a parliamentary vote - prompting both left-wing and right-wing parties to submit no-confidence motions to oust Mr Barnier.
By: Eleni Psaltis
Australia has now backed a UN resolution demanding "Israel bring to an end its unlawful presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory as rapidly as possible". The resolution also calls for an end to all new settlement activities and for settlers to be removed from occupied territory.The Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong says the decision has been motivated by a desire for peace and support for a two-state solution. Meanwhile the opposition leader, Peter Dutton says the Prime Minister has abandoned the Jewish community.
By: Eleni Psaltis
This week the language-learning company Babbel and closed-captioning company The Captioning Group released a list of the words that news anchors, politicians and other public figures in the U.S. struggled with the most in 2024.
By: Eleni Psaltis
Many survivors of child sexual abuse are still waiting to be compensated with at least 50 applications road blocked because 12 organisations are refusing to join the National Redress Scheme.
Program: Astrophysicist and cosmologist Brad Tucker joins Cathy van Extel on Radio National Breakfast to discuss his summer reading list.
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