
What Australian Women Are Going Without & Kanye's Latest Attack on Kim
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As the Federal Budget lands tonight with promised cost of living relief, we asked Australian women what they're actually going without - and their surprising answers reveal what's really happening in households across the country.
Plus, Mamamia's Senior Entertainment Writer Tara Watson joins us to unpack why Snoop Dogg is suddenly involved in royal family drama, and the latest escalation in the Kim and Kanye saga.
In today's headlines the federal budget will be handed down today, expected to be the frist deficit in three years; Egypt has put forward another ceasefire deal for Gaza, Israel is yet to respond; The US is sending a delegation to Greenland led by Usher Vance, the VP's wife, local leadership calling it a provocation; Meghan has posted a new pic of Archie and Lilibet showing both definitely inherited Dad's ginger genes
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Hosts: Taylah Strano & Claire Murphy
Guests: Tara Watson, Mamamia's Senior Entertainment Writer
Executive Producer: Taylah Strano
Audio Producer: Lu Hill
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