
This is a daily news podcast for young people in Australia. Join The Daily Aus team every weekday morning as we cover the news in your language. We’re a newsroom of young journalists, delivering news for young people.
TDA is completely independent. We are not owned by any larger media company.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1524 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Daily NewsPoliticsNews | |||

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• The Government has confirmed platforms Kick and Reddit will be included in its social media ban for under-16s, which comes into effect next month.
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Have listened for years and respect the core mission of TDA but lately I’ve been reconsidering my support. There’s been a couple episodes where crucial context has been missed or there has been a obvious skew in reporting and it’s getting really frustrating.
I understand the need to make digestible sized news for audiences but I don’t think that means being clearly influenced by lobbyists. Disappointing for so called progressives. We see you
I love TDAs reporting and coverage, keeping me informed on the drive into work.
there are some aspects of this podcast that I like because it’s digestible for people my age but I can’t sadly stop seeing the skewed coverage when it comes to the man-made catastrophe inflicted on Palestinians by Israel and its supporters. I saw a breakdown on Ette Media and it’s dishonest the way you guys report and give ‘context’. hopefully you grow and evolve to really speak to young progressives
Really great podcast to keep up to date with what is happening in Aus and the rest of the world. Newsletter is great as well.
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Focused on delivering news tailored for young Australians, this daily news podcast provides a blend of national and international reporting. The hosts, who are young journalists, aim to present current events in an accessible format, often including deep dives into significant stories that resonate with a youth audience. Topics range from political issues and social justice to cultural events and current affairs, all discussed in a relatable and engaging manner. Uniquely independent, the podcast emphasizes its commitment to providing unbiased perspectives, setting it apart from traditional media outlets, and fostering a stronger connection with younger listeners.
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Recent guests on The Daily Aus include:
1. Dr. Bryan Lessard
2. Dr. Nicola Powell
3. Lily Madden
4. Katherine Bennell-Pegg
5. Dr. Inga Lass
6. Dr. Rachael Sharman
7. Adam Hyde
8. Nicola Barr
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