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Sydney, Australia · Sydney

Commuters urged to stay away following police operation on the Sydney Harbour Bridge

A police operation has caused major delays on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, with lanes closed and public transport impacted. Commuters have been urged to avoid the area and make alternative travel arrangements. Listen to more highlights from Afternoons with Bill Woods, filling in for Michael McLaren below: Image: @Steveaskew/XSee the Story

Real Salt Lake · North Bondi

New South Wales RSL President weighs in on North Bondi RSL's decision to drop two-up this year

North Bondi RSL have confirmed they’re dropping two-up from being played inside the venue due to requests from patrons. RSL NSW president Mick Bainbridge says while RSL Clubs are a separate entity from the RSL, they do support the decision made by the club’s management. “I think anything that North Bondi have done in that […]See the Story

Renewable Energy

Why Nuclear? Robert Parker’s Case for a Cheaper, Cleaner, Smarter Energy Future

Phil speaks with Robert Parker — civil engineer, founder of Nuclear for Climate Australia, and former President of the Australian Nuclear Association — about the case for a nuclear-powered grid in Australia. Parker outlines nine compelling benefits and requirements for transitioning to nuclear energy, arguing it’s the smartest path to a low-emissions, economically sound energy […]See the Story

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