John Bolton: One of Trump's 'problems is he doesn't know what he wants' | Insiders

David Speers· Host0:00

[upbeat music] ABC Listen, podcasts, radio, news, music, and more [whimsical music] Why do humans hold on to stuff?

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Oddments we don't use, and yet can't quite throw out. It's not just you and me. Australia's oldest library is crammed with stuff that isn't books. Terrible paintings, old menus, human hair. Is this history or hoarding? I'm Annabel Crabb. Come and have a rummage through the story of us told by our stuff. Search for the History or Hoarding podcast on ABC Listen or wherever you get your podcasts Well, the government has been getting its ducks in a row with just over two weeks left until it hands down a critical budget.

David Speers· Host0:43

It's unveiled big changes to the NDIS to rein in the cost of that scheme. There will be tax changes we're expecting on capital gains and negative gearing coming in the budget. But this is all happening against the backdrop of a still deeply uncertain situation in the Middle East. Donald Trump has extended the ceasefire, but what does that really mean? We're not seeing the ship traffic of oil continue restored through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran and the US continue to seize and board ships, make threats against each other. It's very difficult to know what's going to happen, let alone where we are at right now in this war. Is there a way to end this? What might that look like? Well, John Bolton was Donald Trump's