More Fire Than Cease In Iran, Aussie Man's Alleged Murder Apology & AI Shark Spotters
6/28/20268 min
On The Solo Bureau today
The US and Iran's ceasefire on shaky ground with both accusing the other of breaking it
An Australian man detained in Thailand accused of murdering a 17yo girl apologises to the family
The government doubles fines for social media platforms for under 16 account holders
NSW to deploy 365 days a year drone surveillance and possible AI to spot sharks
Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce's wedding is about to happen but no one knows where
The Socceroos confident they can get their first knock out round World Cup win this weekend
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First 90 secondsClaire Murphy· Host0:00
[upbeat music] Good morning. I'm Claire Murphy. Welcome to The Solo Bureau. So Monday's here again, as it has a habit of doing, so I thought I'd kick off the week with a few reminders. One is to rate and review this show in your favorite podcast app. Now, it is so powerful. When you guys do that, it gets me noticed by people who are in positions of importance, and that could lead to me actually making an actual career out of this. So if you wouldn't mind, please go and rate and review in your favorite podcast app. Also, remember to subscribe to The Solo Bureau Substack. It's just a place where we can hang out and chat, and I've been having some great conversations with people about stories they'd like me to look into and just chats about life. So let me know what you're doing, what you're up to. Okay, let's do this. It is Monday, June twenty-nine. We're almost out of June, guys. Sorry if that freaks you out a little bit. Here's what's been happening while you were sleeping. [upbeat music] Iran and the US have accused each other of breaching the ceasefire agreement as attacks in the Gulf continue. President Donald Trump threatened to militarily complete the job after which Iran launched missiles and drones targeting US military sites in Kuwait and Bahrain. The US said earlier that they had struck Iran hours after a tanker was hit in the Strait of Hormuz.