Natarsha Belling
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1,383 appearances
24 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Jun
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Here is the opposition leader.
It comes after the latest news poll showed One Nation is now the most popular political party on primary votes in the country, beating Labor.
A US federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump's 100,000 US dollar fee on new H-1B high-skilled visas.
The Trump administration announced the high fee as a way of preventing foreign workers from taking US jobs, even though the H-1B visas are designed for highly skilled jobs that are often difficult to find Americans to fill.
The US District Court judge sided with 20 states who said President Trump's policy hindered their ability to hire much-needed teachers and doctors.
Meantime, the US president has been booed by fans inside Madison Square Garden as the president was attending Game 3 of the NBA Finals.
The boos were heard as he was shown on the big screens during the national anthem.
Back home now and Anglicare is pushing for an urgent job seeker boost, saying some of our most vulnerable are being forced to skip meals and basic health care because of soaring costs.
Anglicare's new index says some households are hundreds of dollars short every week.
Casey Chambers from Anglicare telling Channel 7 the government needs to overhaul current job seeker payments.
And a new survey has found a growing number of Australians are wasting hundreds of dollars a year on unused subscriptions and memberships.
The Compare the Market survey found unused gym memberships were top of the list, costing some members more than $90 every month.
Disney+, Amazon Prime and Spotify were also in the top five unused subscriptions.
Now it's time to get into our deep dive on the major scandals rocking this year's FIFA World Cup.
Joining us is Professor of Cultural Research at the Institute of Culture and Study at Western Sydney University, David Rowe.
David, thanks so much for joining us.
Who would have ever thought there could be politics involved in sport?
You wrote a great piece in The Conversation talking about the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
We know there are literally hundreds of millions of fans right around the world.
Now, it's being hosted partially in the US.
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