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Matt Bevan

Matt Bevan

Host/ Writer at ABC Science Online

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    Covering topics
    • General Assignment News
    • Law
    • Politics

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    If You're Listening podcast launches a video version as audiences increasingly want to watch as w...

    Trying to make something that works as both a podcast and a TV show has been tried before — and failed. But the ABC’s If You’re Listening podcast team is testing that theory.
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    Donald Trump took boxes of classified documents home and kept them ...

    Donald Trump has been charged after trying and failing to delete CCTV evidence of farcical and allegedly criminal behaviour. How was he brought undone by a bunch of boxes?
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    Argentina and Australia once had eerily similar economies. How did ...

    How did a country, once among the wealthiest in the world and uncomfortably similar to Australia, totally lose control of its economy?
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    One of China's biggest decisions was a secret from the West. Then D...

    When David Attenborough was touring China in 1979, he asked a question about population control. Transcripts show it was one of the first mentions of the One Child Policy to Western media.
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    How Japan opted out of a global housing crisis - ABC News

    Australia’s housing market is, like many places in the Western world, in the midst of a crisis that feels like it will never be solved. Owning a property in an Australian city has only drifted further out of reach for most Australians in the last decade, and there are very few practical solutions on offer. Is it possible to actually unpick this situation? Japan offers a useful example. Thirty years ago, property in Tokyo was the most expensive in the world. Today, home ownership in that same ci…
    abc.net.au

    Michael Cohen, the man who destroyed his own life to try to put Don...

    Michael Cohen was once Trump's personal attorney and said he would "take a bullet" for his boss, so what happened to make him flip?
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    The UK is poorer, sicker and more unsafe. Did the Conservatives bre...

    When the Conservatives took power in Britain 14 years ago, they took a butcher's knife to budget spending. It was designed to save the country, but did it break it instead?
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    Is Brexit to blame for the UK's years of political uncertainty and ...

    David Cameron took a colossal gamble on Brexit and lost. What followed was years of political chaos and division. With a general election approaching next month, did Brexit break Britain?
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    Britain's beloved NHS was kneecapped by the Conservative Party. The...

    The NHS was woefully unprepared when the pandemic arrived. Will this damn the Conservative Party when voters go to the polls in a few days?
    abc.net.au

    'Fight, fight' chants and raucous applause: Inside one of Donald Tr...

    ABC's If You're Listening host Matt Bevan recounts what it was like to be among thousands of people to listen to one of Donald Trump's last campaign rallies in Macomb County, Michigan.
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    The key times you should check in on the US election count

    US presidential elections are a peculiar beast. If you want to track who's winning the race for the White House in real time, you have to know when results from key states come in.