Anna Henderson's Canberra, separatists in Canada, plus how GPS really works

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Previously titled “Anna Henderson's Canberra, Canada's secession movement, and how GPS really works.” — renamed by the publisher on Sep 2, 2026

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Anna Henderson looks at One Nation's historic win in Western Australia, securing its first lower house seat in the state. In oil-rich Alberta, a growing separatist movement is asking a once unthinkable question: should the province leave Canada and become an independent country? Plus, how GPS (Global Positioning System) now underwrites everything from rideshares to traffic light systems, international banking and supply chains.Guests:Anna Henderson, Chief Political Correspondent, SBSAndrea Lawlor, Associate Professor in political science, at McMasters University, Ontario, CanadaKatherine Dunn, author, Little Blue Dot: How the Global Positioning System Shaped the Modern World

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