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Anti Vaxxers aren't new, in fact, as long as vaccinations have existed so have those opposed to them.
But in 2019, instead of the argument existing between doctors and scientists and a group of concerned citizens, the anti vax movement has seen a dangerous new player enter the game... the social media influencer.
Today we look at the NRL WAGS who have joined the Anti Vax army and speak to Dr John Cunningham who has committed himself to debunking all their arguments...
On Friday March 15, an Australian man entered two mosques in New Zealand and opened fire.
Today we're not focused on a right wing extremist, today we're telling stories of bravery, of hope and of how we as a community can get past this idea of 'us and them'.
NZ Herald reporter Will Trafford was at the Linwood mosque after Friday's terrible events... and what he found, was that people are incredible...
How do you even end up in a cult?
Cult survivor Carli McConky says it's so much easier than you think.
In today's episode, Carli and the author of a new book detailing cults from around the world Jo Thornely, tell us how people get sucked into cults, why they stay and what happens when you want to get out...
Why do men share their sex tapes?
We've been reading the headlines recently about NRL players who are allegedly sharing them almost daily on WhatsApp but they're not the only (and certainly not the first) sporting team or group of men who have been outed for sharing women this way...
Did you know Venezuela is so dependent on oil that they're literally starving
There are now riots and movements to rid the country of their President but will it happen before the country completely buckles with no access to food or water.
We speak with the former Australian Ambassador to Venezuela Roger Frankel and Camille Bello, a Venezuelan local...
The documentary Leaving Neverland has left in its wake shock from those who watched and believe, anger form those who watched and don't believe and from Michael Jackson fans who say they don't need to watch, the fact they will still forever carry on loving the music and the man.
Today we're looking at Cancel Culture...
The world was divided when Forbes announced that Kylie Jenner is the youngest self-made billionaire. In today's episode of The Quicky, Forbes media and entertainment reporter Natalie Robehmed helps us understand the money behind the Jenner / Kardashian empire, and what it actually means to be 'self-made'...
When New York Times reporter Emily Steel was investigating one of America's most powerful news anchors, she had no idea that what she would uncover, would become part of a movement that has seen women from across the globe begin shining a light on a culture of sexual abuse and cover up...
Despite a $100 million lawsuit trying to stop it, Leaving Neverland, the new film discussing child sexual assault allegations against Michael Jackson will air in Australia Friday and Saturday March 8 and 9.
One of the accusers is Australian Wade Robson.
Rolling Stone Contributing Editor Steven Knopper will take us through the fall out and the facts as the documentary screened in the US...
When Meghan Markle met Prince Harry, her already famous life as an actress went to a whole new level.
We started hearing stories about her supposedly trashy family who were cashing in on that new found ultra fame but her family aren't what you think they are.
Author of American Princess: The Love Story of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Leslie Carroll gives us her take on what happened between Meghan and her father Thomas...