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Georgia rocked by clashes over 'foreign agent' bill
Riot police fired tear gas and a water cannon into crowds protesting against a bill seen by the opposition as targeting media freedoms.
Australian data breach affects almost one million people
Australia correspondent Peter Ryan speaks to Lisa Owen about a data breach affecting almost one million people. Audio
Uber faces $500m London black cab drivers lawsuit
Almost 11,000 London cabbies say Uber's business dealings have lost them money.
Johnson & Johnson looks to settle baby powder lawsuits for $10.9 billion
In tens of thousands of lawsuits, consumers claim baby powder and talc products contain asbestos and cause ovarian cancer.
Pro-Palestine protest at UCLA turns violent
United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Lisa Owen about a pro-Palestine university protest turning violent, Florida enacting its six week abortion ban and the Joe Biden planning to ease… Audio
Harvey Weinstein will be retried after rape conviction overturned
The New York judge said he expected the retrial to be held after 2 September.
Israel supporters attack pro-Palestinian camp at US protest
Police were deployed while video showed people wielding sticks or poles to hammer on wooden boards being used as makeshift barricades.
May Day protests across Europe
Our Europe correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund tells Nathan about the many May Day protests taking place across Europe. Audio
Afghanistan: mass killing in Herat mosque
To South Asia where Anas Mallick tells us about a mass killing in Herat region in Afghanistan that killed six in a Shia mosque Audio
UK: victim of sword attack named
Our London correspondent Ellie Jay updates Nathan on man weilding a sword in Hainault and the teenage boy he killed. Audio
MSF warns of large numbers of preventable deaths in Gaza
The medical charity, The medical charity, Médecins Sans Frontieres, or MSF is warning of large numbers of preventable deaths in Gaza, as the war there rages on. The Executive Director of MSF… Audio
Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 1 May
On today's episode, the Remuneration Authority has determined that MPs will get a 10.5 percent pay rise, we get reaction from Labour leader Chris Hipkins as well as from the Taxpayers' Union… Audio
King Charles shares 'shock' of cancer diagnosis with patients
The King told patients at a London cancer centre that he was doing all right.
Israeli forces to enter Rafah with or without ceasefire deal says Netanyahu
Benjamin Netanyahu says Israeli forces will enter Rafah with or without a ceasefire deal. Tel Aviv correspondent Sarah Coates spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
US police investigate whether more than one shooter involved in officers' deaths
Four officers from the US Marshals Office were killed while serving an arrest warrant in North Carolina on Monday.
Ex-Google workers say firings for protesting Israel contract were illegal
The group of former Google workers have filed a complaint with the US National Labor Relations Board over their termination.
Trump fined, threatened with jail as trial continues
The judge overseeing the former US president's hush money trial said he would consider jailing Trump if he continued to violate a gag order.
US: judge fines Trump over violations of gag orders
In the US, New York based Bevan Hurley updates us on Trump's hush money trial resuming with the judge fining the former president for breaches of a gag order. Audio
Australia grapples with violence against women
Violence against women is in the spotlight in Australia - Pam Corkery tells us what the Government is preparing to do about it Audio
Australian regulator examines possible contamination of Indian spice mixes
Australia's food safety agency is collecting information on the possible contamination of spice mixes sold by MDH and Everest.
