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Jul 2025
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The King, the Prince and the paedophile - The Epstein scandal deepens
It’s the scandal that refuses to die, and it’s climbing higher up the royal ladder. Revelations from the so-called “Epstein files” have already toppled a former prince and a senior British ambassador. Now, for the first time, King Charles is named in an email from convicted sex o ... Show More
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Yesterday
Aussies told to leave Israel + Will cartel chaos derail the World Cup?
Thursday Headlines: Families of Australian diplomats told to leave Israel and Lebanon, Sydney duo charged over 85-year-old grandfather's kidnapping and murder, RBA governor denies inflation is 'taking off', health and education records of kids to be tracked for social media ban r ... Show More
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Yesterday
Trump makes history in Union address + Details of threat to PM revealed
Donald Trump promised America is “winning again”, but is the country buying it? In this episode, Natarsha Belling speaks with US analyst Cory Alpert after President Donald Trump delivered the longest State of the Union address in history, a near two-hour political spectacle cover ... Show More
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