Covid government misinformation, Protests and Submarines

from Wavelength · host Auscast Network

  This week, We interview Jemma Finn an Adelaide writer who was left homeless and stranded on the South Australian border after losing her job due to misinformation she received from SA health.  Meanwhile, we give you a rundown on the Melbourne protests and what the potential fallout will be.   Also, on the show we discuss the new nuclear submarines putting Adelaide in the global spotlight.  We deep dive into Chinas, New Zealand, and United States response and what it could mean for Adelaide.  To top off all the news, we keep you in the loop on the  Victorian Earthquake, new dancing laws and Eminem’s Mums SpaghettiSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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