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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 54 MIN

Its getting hot in here - why dismal town planning makes heatwaves more deadly

from The Radio National Hour · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

US President Donald Trump has renewed his threats to strike Iran, deploying what he calls a ‘massive Armada’ to the region. But is he really willing to take the gamble with a ruthless and unpredictable regime? Heatwaves already kill more people than all other natural disasters combined in Australia. So as temperatures keep climbing, what do we need to do to learn to survive them? Urban heat expert Professor Sebastian Pfautch, takes Fran on a tour of the hot-spots and cool corners of Western Sydney. 90% of new medications fail in clinical trials because of a lack of understanding about how they interact with proteins in our bodies. Australian inventors Jordana Blackman and Tiffanwy Klippel-Cooper have created a computational model that can help personalise drugs without the need for guesswork or trial and error. 

US President Donald Trump has renewed his threats to strike Iran, deploying what he calls a ‘massive Armada’ to the region. But is he really willing to take the gamble with a ruthless and unpredictable regime?  Heatwaves already kill more people than all other natural disasters combined in Australia. So as temperatures keep climbing, what do we need to do to learn to survive them? Urban heat expert Professor Sebastian Pfautch, takes Fran on a tour of the hot-spots and cool corners of Western Sydney.  90% of new medications fail in clinical trials because of a lack of understanding about how they interact with proteins in our bodies. Australian inventors Jordana Blackman and Tiffanwy Klippel-Cooper have created a computational model that can help personalise drugs without the need for guesswork or trial and error.

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US President Donald Trump has renewed his threats to strike Iran, deploying what he calls a ‘massive Armada’ to the region. But is he really willing to take the gamble with a ruthless and unpredictable regime? Heatwaves already kill more people...

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