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cell.com | Anna Lena Kastner |Anna-Friederike Marx |Mirela Dimitrova |Tiago Abreu-Mota |Yusuf I. Ertuna |Weldy V. Bonilla | +6 more
Keywordsadeno-associated viral vectordepletion antibodygenetically engineered mouse modelslymphocyte subsetB cellsCD8 T cellschronic viral infectionlymphocytic choriomeningitis virusdepletion-AAVIntroductionOn repeated occasions over the past decades, technological advancements have redefined the way biomedical research is conducted.
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Mario Christodoulou |Benjamin Sveen |Ingrid Wagner |Johanna Marie |Simon Wallace |Tim Jenkins | +3 more
TIM ROXBURGH: Hey Tim Roxburgh here with Background Briefing. This episode we're trying to get to the bottom of why some workers are suffering through conditions most Australians would just never tolerate? And why are they doing it so quietly... a lot of them without ever speaking up? To find out... we're heading up north... to meet some people who've been asking those same questions for a decade or more.
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Hagar Cohen |Benjamin Sveen |Ingrid Wagner |Leila Shunnar |David Lewis |Ali Russell | +1 more
JACKI WHITTAKER: Maybe shut the door. I've got an acute sense of smell, but to me it smells like a cat has pissed in this room at some stage. ALICE BRENNAN: Jacki Whittaker's home is an old weatherboard house in Melbourne's outer east. It's as clean as it gets. A cat didn't piss in her son's bedroom. It's just that cat piss smells a lot like the odour left from cooking methamphetamine, and the tenant who lived here before her was cooking meth all over the house.
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Geoff Thompson |Alice Brennan |Tim Roxburgh |Benjamin Sveen |Ingrid Wagner |Gina McKeon | +2 more
Even after the black summer Australians have just endured, it's not bushfires that's keeping the nation's insurers awake at night. Climate change is bringing cyclones further south - towards highly populated areas like Brisbane, the Gold Coast and northern NSW. Insurers are warning that unless the Federal Government takes drastic action, parts of the country may even become uninsurable. And as Geoff Thompson discovers, it's not some threat on the horizon - the conditions are already here.
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Geoff Thompson |Benjamin Sveen |Connie Agius |Ingrid Wagner |Leila Shunnar |Tim Jenkins | +2 more
ALICE BRENNAN: Hi there, Alice Brennan here, welcome to Background Briefing. This week we are setting sail on the high seas. RONBERT BIBAT: We are start now scraping the dust. Chipping the rust. Until after chipping we sweeping up, after sweeping we mop. ALICE BRENNAN: Men in blue overalls and white hard hats look like mini-figures swallowed by a giant mechanical beast. Ridged red walls of steel tower around them - 17 metres high. RONBERT BIBAT: Yes.
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Mario Christodoulou |Benjamin Sveen |Ingrid Wagner |Leila Shunnar |Isabella Tropiano |Alex Mann | +1 more
TIM ROXBURGH: Tim Roxburgh here for Background Briefing. Before we start this episode a quick update on one of our previous big investigations. Earlier this year we ran a two part series called The Base tapes... it revealed how a global white supremacist group was targeting young Australians for recruitment. This week, the federal government has listed that group, The Base, as a terrorist organisation.
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Geoff Thompson |Benjamin Sveen |Ingrid Wagner |Leila Shunnar |Tim Jenkins |Alex Mann | +1 more
ALICE BRENNAN: Hey there Alice Brennan here - welcome to Background Briefing. We put Australia's best investigations into your pod feed every single week. Today on the show, we're going to talk about dominoes. A line of them to be precise... Because to understand the precarious economic game Australia is playing in this coronavirus-induced global recession... We all need to think of ourselves... all of us... as a long line of dominoes... linked together by debt.
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Mario Christodoulou |Meghna Bali |Ingrid Wagner |Leila Shunnar |Andrei Shabunov |Benjamin Sveen | +1 more
A transcript for this program will be made available the Tuesday after broadcast. In the shadow of the Hong Kong protests on university campuses, Australia’s top universities are working with blacklisted Chinese entities involved in Beijing’s surveillance state. This week Background Briefing and Four Corners investigate how Australia’s hi-tech ambitions became a high stakes gamble. Experts warn these partnerships could be a risk to national security. Broadcast 12 Oct 2019
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Meghna Bali |Benjamin Sveen |Ingrid Wagner |Leila Shunnar |Simon Branthwaite |Tim Roxburgh | +1 more
ALICE BRENNAN: A woman serves tea and snacks to a lounge full of people in Epping... in north-west Sydney. She's hosting 8 people today-- but she doesn't actually know any of them. They could be taxi drivers, kitchen-hands, truckies...labourers. One man has brought them all together....a tall, bearded Australian guy... And he's about to sell them a dream. HARPREET SINGH SAHNI: This is the safest investment on the earth right now!ALICE BRENNAN: That guy... is Harpreet Singh Sahni.
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Aug 15, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Mayeta Clark |Dunja Karagic |Ingrid Wagner |Leila Shunnar |Simon Branthwaite |David Cook | +1 more
ALEX MANN: Hi there, welcome to Background Briefing. I'm Alex Mann. Across Australia -- there are growing concerns about a shortage of teachers in public schools. And those concerns go beyond the usual complaints about teachers' pay and working conditions. In NSW - there are stories of schools with dozens of merged classes a day, and even classes being run without teachersIt's just after 9am on a cool, crisp Tuesday morning and this high school in rural New South Wales is already in a crisis.
