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Australia Wide

ABC Australia
Australia
Climate Change
South Australia
Queensland
Western Australia
Northern Territory
New South Wales
Alice Springs
Algal Bloom
Victoria
Mental Health
Fishing Industry
Darwin
Cyclone Fina
Housing Crisis
Gus Lamont
Talisman Sabre
Regional Australia
Tiwi Islands
Tasmania

The sound of regional Australia. Daily news from the ABC's unmatched network of regional reporters hosted by Sinéad Mangan.

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The coastline we have built our lives around is disappearing before our eyes. Coastal erosion is not a new issue, but our changing climate means there have been drastic changes to the coastline in recent decades. This weekend beachgoers on the south-... more

Coverage that provides news and analysis of national issues significant to regional Australians.

Former Northern Territory child protection workers have spoken out about the NT's proposed legislative changes, following the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby.

A formal apology has been given in Tasmanian parliament for the past practice of taking human specimens from autopsies without the knowledge or consent of family members.

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Recent Guests

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Cam Domnessy
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Mike Gearn
CEO, National Farmers Federation
National Farmers Federation
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Alex Bamford
Acting Principal Solicitor, Tenants Union of Tasmania
Tenants Union of Tasmania
Episode: What's in the budget for regional Australians?
Jacob Gamble
Reporter
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Episode: What's in the budget for regional Australians?
Jessica Ross
Reporter
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Episode: What's in the budget for regional Australians?
Kirsty Johnson
South Australian mother of two boys on the NDIS
Private citizen (Riverland, SA)
Episode: What will a changed NDIS mean for children with autism living in regions?

Host

Sinéad Mangan
Host and main presenter, known for her engaging storytelling and in-depth interviews.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 47 ratings
  • NDIS pverhaul

    Gives me some comfort you’re not all AI 😅👏👏

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Maxtopia
    Australiaa month ago
  • Informative and Inspiring

    Not only informative, but also inspiring. In a time when I find myself confronted with an overwhelming feeling of hopelessness about our World, this wonderful podcast - and the ABC overall - gives me hope. I love the ABC - my ABC. Thank you, you ABC mob, you are beautiful! 💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TreeSheila
    Australia4 years ago

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There are recurring sentiments regarding the podcast's commitment to highlighting issues that matter to regional communities, which resonates deeply with the audience.
Listeners appreciate the informative nature of the discussions, often feeling inspired and uplifted by the stories being shared.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#63
Australia/News/Daily News
Apple Podcasts
#90
France/News/Daily News
Apple Podcasts
#215
Germany/News/Daily News
Apple Podcasts
#48
South Korea/News/Daily News
Apple Podcasts
#62
Hong Kong/News/Daily News
Apple Podcasts
#117
Taiwan/News/Daily News

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How the community of Alice Springs is grieving following unimaginable tragedy
Q: Rachel, what is a community going through a shared traumatic event that's in the national spotlight? What does that look like?
It looks like people feeling deeply connected to the story whether they know the family or have worked with someone connected, and a need to center what families want—space, quiet, and support—while avoiding blame, all contributing to a collective process of bearing witness and moving through grief.
Tourists bussed out as cleanup underway in Exmouth
Q: Back in January, Vodafone announced that it had doubled its mobile coverage across Australia with regional network expansion. How does that message relate to the current advertising campaign?
Danika Lees explains that while Vodafone makes broad claims about regional coverage, the campaign's tone and imagery—especially the use of Ali Wong and references to long-distance connections—appear disconnected from the daily realities and needs of rural Australia, sparking concerns among regional groups that service levels and local messaging are out of touch.
The push to make central Queensland an even bigger defence hub
Q: What did the Gladstone mayor have to say about what this could mean to his community?
He emphasized the potential economic benefits of a defence hub and referenced successful examples of defence influence in other regions.
The push to make central Queensland an even bigger defence hub
Q: Why do these central Queensland councils believe defence should invest there?
They believe the region is ideal due to its strategic position in northern Australia and proximity to the Shoalwater Bay training area.
Victorian bushfires, gun laws, and surfing Broome | Australia Wide this week
Q: Are you worried about the next time the fire could flare up?
Yes, there's a fear of potential future fires despite the current containment efforts.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Australia Wide

What is Australia Wide about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the myriad issues and stories that shape regional Australia, this podcast offers listeners a daily glimpse into the lives of communities across the country. Engaging with topics ranging from mental health access and environmental challenges to local politics and cultural celebrations, it is likely appealing to individuals interested in grassroots human-interest stories and their broader implications. The storytelling emphasizes personal experiences, innovative community solutions, and the vibrancy of life outside metropolitan areas, creating a space for voices often overlooked in mainstream media. Listeners seeking insightful commentary on current events and deep dives into local culture will find valuable, relatable content.

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These podcasts share a similar audience with Australia Wide:

1. ABC News Daily
2. The World Today
3. Australian Politics
4. Not Stupid
5. Full Story

How many episodes of Australia Wide are there?

Australia Wide launched 8 years ago and published 1196 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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What guests have appeared on Australia Wide?

Recent guests on Australia Wide include:

1. Victoria Ellis
2. Michael Fotheringham
3. Christopher Hills
4. Cam Domnessy
5. Mike Gearn
6. Alex Bamford
7. Jacob Gamble
8. Jessica Ross

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