Thursday Headlines:

• Pauline Hanson criticised for press club address as AFP investigates banner incident
• US officials reveal Iran peace deal details
• Pakistani officials apologise for fatal shooting of Australian girl
• First non-stop flight to Europe from Australia’s east coast confirmed
• The Maroons thump the Blues in State of Origin 2

Deep Dive:
Kyle Sandilands and ARN have settled their legal dispute, clearing the way for the radio shock jock to make his next move in the audio space.

But it turns out he’ll still be tied to his former employer, which will be taking a cut of the profits from his new show, and they’ll still have to host ads for him on the station he once called home.

In this episode of The Briefing, Sacha Barbour Gatt is joined again by industry insider Craig Bruce to break down the deal and what it means for the future of audio in Australia.

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Wednesday Headlines:

• Interest rate hike reprieve, but the pain might not be over
• Ben Roberts-Smith bail conditions varied
• Pauline Hanson to address the National Press Club for the first time in her political career
• Virgin Australia lashed as it plans to pocket $90 million in travel credits
• Kyle Sandilands apparently settles with ARN for $15 million

Deep Dive: The Albanese government has been struggling to convince voters its proposed changes to the Capital Gains Tax – as outlined in last month’s budget – will be beneficial for Australians.

The business sector and Coalition is up in arms about the effects it will have on investment in this country, with accusations the two-day Senate inquiry into the planned changes is rushed.

Independent economist Saul Eslake appeared at that hearing this week. In this episode of The Briefing, he joins Sacha Barbour Gatt to explain how the reforms to CGT will affect different Aussies and give his verdict on the changes.

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Tuesday Headlines:

• Skepticism surrounds US-Iran peace deal
• AFP confirms investigation into allegations of sexual assault by flotilla activists
• Sydney shark attack victim loses arm
• Economists back government’s CGT plan, but admit it’s not perfect
• Gina Rinehart buys ‘significant’ stake in SpaceX

Deep Dive: A new cosmetic procedure is plumping faces – and raising eyebrows – in the US.

It involves using the fat from dead bodies as filler in patients seeking plumper lips, butts and faces, despite very limited clinical trials or proof it’s safe.

In this episode of The Briefing, Sacha Barbour Gatt is joined by QLD plastic surgeon Dr David Sparks to talk zombie filler and ask not only whether it’s safe, but also whether it’s ethical to use cadaver tissue for beauty.

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