Tenacious D Cancels Australian Tour, SunCable's Solar Project Approved, AFL Tribunal Upholds Suspensions, Australia Blames Putin for MH17, and more...
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July 18, 20248m 41s
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Show Notes
(0:10): Tenacious D Cancels Australian Tour Amid Controversy Over Gass's Trump Joke; FBI Investigates
(1:50): SunCable's Mega Solar Project Gets Green Light to Power Singapore via Undersea Cables
(3:37): AFL Tribunal Sparks Outrage with Upheld Suspensions for Rough Tackles: Clubs Consider Appeals
(5:19): Australia Names Putin Among Five Held Responsible for MH17 Tragedy at 10th Anniversary Ceremony
(6:44): Evie Networks Unveils 'Autocharge' to Revolutionize EV Charging in Australia
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(1:50): SunCable's Mega Solar Project Gets Green Light to Power Singapore via Undersea Cables
(3:37): AFL Tribunal Sparks Outrage with Upheld Suspensions for Rough Tackles: Clubs Consider Appeals
(5:19): Australia Names Putin Among Five Held Responsible for MH17 Tragedy at 10th Anniversary Ceremony
(6:44): Evie Networks Unveils 'Autocharge' to Revolutionize EV Charging in Australia
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Image credit: 7NEWS
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