Episode description
Stood down, banned from working and under a potential criminal investigation: there’s been a quick response to the 2 nurses in NSW Health uniforms who appeared in a shocking chat room video threatening to kill Israelis. The clip is raising a lot of questions about rising anti-Semitism in Australia. Here's what you need to know.
And young women are more susceptible to falling into betting traps than older women. Now, gambling companies are taking notice.
Plus, meet one of the journalists who brought down notorious Aussie fraudster Belle Gibson, the inspiration for Netflix's Apple Cider Vinegar.
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01:19 - NSW nurses video unpacked
05:59 - How the gambling industry targets women
14:51 - Who really brought down Belle Gibson?
Guests:
- Rohann Irving, senior research officer, Australian Gambling Research Centre
- Beau Donelly, former Age reporter and co-author of The Woman Who Fooled The World
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