Meet the three brothers rowing across the Pacific Ocean
Three Scottish brothers are rowing across the Pacific Ocean non-stop and unsupported to raise money for clean water in Madagascar.Their custom built boat has faced stormy seas and broken gear, but the brothers have bagpipes, an accordion and a guitar on board to raise morale. They spoke to Barbara Miller while paddling about 150 kilometres from Tonga.
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Does the future of Australian philanthropy lie with our tech entrepeneurs?
Despite Australia's wealth, our generosity lags behind other countries, with the average wealthy Australian allocating less than 1% of their wealth to charity.But a new class of philanthropists are promising to do something different. Seventy per cent of Australia's tech startup founders are donating their wealth, according to a recent report.
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Can Elon Musk buy success for his 'America' party?
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has rapidly moved on from his public break-up with President Trump, announcing on X the birth of his own political party, The America Party. But while money certainly talks in Washington DC, what else is it going to take to get this party off the ground? If nothing else, is the existence of The America Party enough to disrupt the Republican note?GUEST: Bernard Tamas - Professor of Political Science at Valdosta State University; author of The Demise and Rebirth of American Third Parties.
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Will China fill the USAID void?
USAID was once the world's largest provider of humanitarian aid, but the Trump administration has dismantled the agency.As China flexes its might internationally, will it step in to fill the void?
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What can we expect from the PM's visit to China?
Prime Minister Albanese is travelling to China today with an entourage of business heavyweights.The six-night visit will be heavily scrutinised with jobs, trade, security and AI at the top of the agenda, and panda meetings on the side.
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