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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


Friday, 27 November - A Presidential pardon for General Michael Flynn; Telstra's $50 million fine; A new Australian art record; and David Attenborough departs insta...

Thursday, 26 November - Authorities in Thailand crack down on protestors; China claims 'quality issues' with Australia's coal exports; Meghan Markle shares news of her miscarriage; And Vale to soccer legend Diego Maradona

Wednesday, 25 November - Qld opens up a bit more; Donald Trump's sort of concession; Using technology for control; And the richest in the world.

Tuesday, 24 November - Violence in Ethiopia 'at a point of no return'; A Covid-19 vaccine update; New research into the health impacts of a meat-free diet; and time to get sharing

Monday, 23 November - Another step towards covid-normal for Melbourne; World leaders get online for the G-20 summit; Labour shortages impacting fruit and veggie producers; And a good night at the Australian Podcast Awards

Friday, 20 November - The Brereton war crimes report; Details of police failures in the Bourke Street tragedy; Where Australia is at with job creation; And check your facts.

Thursday, 19 November - South Australia begins lockdown; Crown's delayed casino opening; The Blues are beaten in State of Origin; And celebrating Aussie gin.

Wednesday, 18 November - Scott Morrisons quick trip to Japan; Crisis in Ethiopia; Swifty v Scooter, again; And we're hiring.

Tuesday, 17 November - South Australia's Covid-19 outbreak; Shayna Jack has her swimming ban halved; The high cost of mental ill-health and suicide; and the mighty moss chicken takes the crown

Monday, 16 November - Growing criticism of the World Health Organisation's inquiry into Covid-19; An update on the US election; violence escalates in Ethiopia; and seeya later, Sizzler

Friday, 13 November - Special forces report 'difficult and hard news'; Scott Morrison's chat with president-elect Joe Biden; Predictions from the State of the Climate report; And how to vote.

Thursday, 12 November - More freedoms removed in Hong Kong; A vaccine timeline for Australia; NSW levels up State of Origin; And Happy Congratulations

Wednesday, 11 November - An inquiry into ‘that' interview with Princess Diana; The Labor Party airs its climate policy differences; Donald Trump fires his Chief of Defense; And lest we forget.

Tuesday, 10 November - Joe Biden pushes forwards with plans for his Presidency; A Covid-19 vaccine with early signs of 90% effectiveness; Australia's new chief scientist; and a coup for Adelaide...

Monday, 9 November - Joe Biden and Kamala Harris win the US election; Melbourne's Ring of Steel is lifted; The United Arab Emirates relax some Islamic laws; and a win for the Wallabies...

Friday, 6 November - US Election is still too close to call; First arrest made under foreign interference laws; China toys with our exporters; And it's your choice.

Thursday, 5 November - The US election is close; NSW is set to open its border to Victorians; QLD takes out Origin 1; And if you need to escape...

Wednesday, 4 November - Polls open in the US; Four dead in Vienna after a gunman attack; The RBA's helping hand; And Beyonce's actual beehive

Tuesday, 3 November - A Commonwealth Integrity Commission is announced; Johnny Depp loses his defamation case in the UK; voting begins in the US election; and Fashions on the Front Lawn for the Melbourne Cup
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