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Now joining us to talk about the extra money that Australians are having to shell out for iTunes is David Bradbury. David thanks for joining me. Yeah well thanks David. Yeah, look I think we would all like to see the hack triple j for the songs that we download and the other content that we download to be lower than it is.

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Contents move to sidebar hide. But I think that at the end of the day one of the biggest factors here is that it does come down to a question of competition within the Australian market. PRIME MINISTER : If you actually look at the figures from the Federal Department of Health, if you follow it, what you will see is that what was happening is that, yes, people were getting more sessions, but a whole lot of people were getting zero sessions, weren't able to get any assistance at all -. Going back to the last century, literally, there was discussion about constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Justice for Bobi? Plus, how are up and coming musicians meant to crack the regional market? A lot of young Australians are interested in this and maybe they're going to the rallies as well on weekends. The Hook Up. Now they're going to get a tax cut. Those measures that we put in place in our last Budget, which was a substantial increase.

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Plus, Senator David Pocock has proposed an amendment to the Climate Change Act to include a duty of care for young people. Well look I think they will but the point I was making just before we got interrupted was that where there's already price differences there, the fact that Apple continues, through iTunes, to continue to have such a large market share in part reflects that there's been a bit of inertia from consumers in not taking their business to the alternative and there are a range of reasons as to why that might be the case. The growing trend of drug use through vaping Anecdotal evidence and posts on social media suggest using vapes to consume illegal drugs is becoming more popular. Australians, every time they attend an event, whether it's a sporting event, or a church, or local community event and indeed, even the Parliament, every day we acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we live and we pay respects. Did hope for Russia's future die with Alexei Navalny? The Drop festival 'working towards' refunding all ticketholders by end of Embattled music festival The Drop says it is "working towards" refunding all ticketholders by the end of And if you take into account all these market statistics and everything like that, and they say this is the size of the Australian market I challenge them to be able to prove that, is it an accurate number? The Government has responded to this along with the Governments of Canada and the United Kingdom and the United States and other like minded countries. This is a huge lifeline for many. Because you've had a few meetings with Peter Dutton. The Daily. What's your Government doing to help young Australians right now? So I think that they are factors that will come into play but I'd make this point that if you think that you're going to drive that sort of change through iTunes by illegally downloading then you're actually going to probably put more pressure on iTunes by going to another competitor within the Australian market because that is where they start to see businesses bleed to other competitors, that will show up much more clearly in their statistics, demonstrating that competitive pressure is actually in play and it's that competitive pressure that they need to respond to. MARCHESE : Okay, but isn't there other stuff that we could be seeing that could make a real difference right now that should be a priority, whether that's support for taxpayer services like healthcare, dental, that people are really struggling with so they don't have to wait until tax time. And that's while investigations are underway into some employees taking part in the Hamas attacks in Israel.