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A daily news podcast presented by Andrew Williams, Anna Pykett and Larissa Huntington, getting you across the latest Australian and international news in under 10 minutes. Agenda-free, independent, and delivered by hosts that'll come to feel like mates. It's the news without the noise, cutting through with a touch of analysis and an eye on what's coming next. And there's always a quirky news story or two to give some balance to the news of the day. News for busy people, out 6am weekday, perfect for your morning routine. The Squiz is your shortcut to being informed. Top tip - check out The Squiz Today newsletter. It's the daily news stories, in your inbox each weekday at 6am, with links and more info to all the stories covered in The Squiz Today podcast. Sign up at www.thesquiz.com.au - it's free.
Episodes


Tuesday, 23 March: More rain for NSW and other parts of Australia; Jarryd Hayne faces a jail term; Israel goes to the polls again; And a day in the life of Orlando Bloom...

Monday, 22 March: Rain and more rain for NSW; The next phase of our vaccine rollout; Russia, China and the US; And the world’s happiest country...

Friday, 19 March: Australia's employment situation; Europe's vaccine politics; The Hockeyroos are a coach down; And a new starter...

Thursday, 18 March: High demand for the vaccine; Helping PNG; Escaping Zoom; And ready for footy season..

Wednesday, 17 March: Papua New Guinea's covid crisis; North Korea's veiled acknowledgment to the brand new Biden administration; Why Aussies are switching off social media; And Spains appealing new experiment.

Tuesday, 16 March: March 4 Justice; Temporary suspension of the AstraZeneca vaccine; Celebrating Sam Kerr; And Grammy

Monday, 15 March: Tens of thousand expected to March 4 Justice; Covid cases in Sydney and Brisbane; Whitewash in WA; And The Grammys..

Friday, 12 March: WA votes; Hiccups in our vaccine rollout; Prince William responds to claims of racism in the royal family; And looking inwards.

Thursday, 11 March: One year of a pandemic; Our property bubble; China and Russia's space plans; And a faceplant for a giggle

POP UP EPISODE Sport Today - Wednesday 10 March: Cameron Smith retires; Tokyo Olympics is unlikely to have overseas spectators; the America's Cup kicks off today; and Lauren Jackson is a finalist for the Naismith Hall of Fame

Wednesday, 10 March: Kylie Moore-Gilbert speaks; Hospital admissions across politics; Jury selection begins for the George Floyd murder case; And Buckingham Palace responds

Tuesday, 9 March: The fallout from Meghan and Harry's tell-all interview; Saving for the economy; The case for compost; And saying something nice.

Monday, 8 March: The implications of MP's leave; China's grip on Hong Kong; Two losses across the ditch; And that royal interview

Friday, 5 March: Calls for an inquiry into historical sexual assault claims; A letter from scientists in support of Folbigg's release; Struggle for democracy in Myanmar and Hong Kong; And one eye on sport

Thursday, 4 March: Attorney General Christian Porter speaks; The social implications of our tit-fot-tat with China; A new CEO for Channel Nine; And more on the royals

Wednesday, 3 March: A timeline on the pandemic; The MP at the centre of historic sexual assault allegations to address the public; The US moves to sanction Russia; And Vale Michael Gudinski;

Tuesday, 2 March: Details on the findings of the Royal Commission into aged care; Donald Trump's possible comeback; Property prices surge everywhere; And the pyjama suit.

POP UP EPISODE: Sport Today - Monday, 1 March: Auckland lockdown impacts international sport; Tiger Woods crash theories; Bruce McAvaney retires from AFL commentary; and Champions League streaming rights

Monday, 1 March: More sexual assault allegations for Canberra; Australia doubles it vaccine stock; Joe Biden navigates a tricky relationship with Saudi Arabia; And relief for Lady Gaga
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