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What’s Coming Up: COP30, the anniversary of Whitlam’s dismissal, and a Bagpipe Bash

What’s Coming Up: COP30, the anniversary of Whitlam’s dismissal, and a Bagpipe Bash

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 Getting you ready for the week ahead in news, we take a look at 3 big things to watch out for. This week, climate policy will be front and centre as world leaders gather in Brazil for COP30. It’s also the 50th anniversary of the day democracy was tested right here in Australia: the dismissal of Gough Whitlam as Prime Minister. Then we get you across why the visit of a Syrian leader to the White House is so significant. And if you haven’t listened to the Weekly Wrap yet, just go one episode back and, coupled with this podcast, you’ll be caught up and ready to tackle the week ahead. Links The Mushroom Tapes By: Helen Garner, Chloe Hooper, Sarah Krasnostein The Booker Prize shortlist Steve Irwin Day and Harriet the Galapagos turtle Want more News Club in your life? We've got you… Watch all our episodes ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠on YouTube⁠⁠ Follow us on Instagram:⁠⁠⁠ @TheSquiz⁠⁠ PS: If you love what we do, the best way to support us is by clicking ‘follow’ on Apple or Spotify. A huge thanks to those who drop us a 5-star review, or even better - spread the word about News Club with your friends, family, colleagues... even your barista. Hosts: Claire Kimball & Larissa Moore Producer & Editor: Ryan Pemberton Video editor: Charlie Devenport Researcher: Nicoletta Hay Chapters: 00:00 - COP30 04:36 - Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa to visit the White House 07:07 - 50 year anniversary of the dismissal 10:05 - The run of the news for the week ahead
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