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Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff has been forced out of the top job and will request a snap election.
And as pressure mounts on Israel to allow more aid to reach those at risk of starvation in Gaza, we hear a first-hand account of what life's like in the war zone.
Plus, a fatal collision has prompted Perth to suspend e-scooter hires. Should they be banned everywhere?
Listen now:
01:03 - Tasmania's political upheaval
04:35 - Inside Gaza
17:08 - Are e-scooters worth the dangers?
Guests:
- Josh Duggan, reporter, ABC Hobart
- Abeer Abou Mutlak, aid worker in Gaza
- Anna Lindstedt, injured by e-bike
- Madison Bland, PhD candidate, Griffith University's Cities Research Institute
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