The Chaser Report

As Melbourne goes back into lockdown, Dom and Charles attempt to avoid interacting with Andrew, who lives in Melbourne. Plus, we take a trip to Serbia, where Novak Djokovic's attempt to organise the first post-Covid tennis tournament experienced a slight logistical problem what with Covid still existing, we explore more fabulously nauseating celebrity isolation videos, and discover the most craptastic Bluetooth device yet. All that plus the latest Chaser headlines you can’t trust from Rebecca De Unamuno. 
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Foxes sighted at a university campus. Rumours that James Bond has a five year old son in the next instalment. And a grocery chain has closed its salad bars due to Covid-19, and repurposed them to sell candy and booze. Plus all the latest Chaser news headlines from Rebecca De Unamuno. 
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A tortoise who fathered 800 babies has retired. Vladimir Putin has a coronavirus disinfection tunnel leading into his home. And renovating woman has found a mysterious note that the previous house owner left. Plus all the latest headlines from Rebecca De Unamuno in the Chaser World International Global News Newsroom. 
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This week Dom explores Britain’s longer, Royaller and drunker Melbourne Cup, Andrew profiles a celebrity who’s really into finger holding, and Charles has a bank error in his favour, plus Rebecca De Unanumo with all the latest headings from the Chaser Global Intergalactic World News HQ. 
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The latest Chaser headlines from Rebecca De Unamuno. Anthony Albanese vows to wipe out branchstackers, presumably including himself. The Liberal Party facing cancellation due to racist characters. Prince Andrew's statue fast-tracked. Plus Dom Knight runs Charles Firth and Andrew Hansen through a list of new world records that really don't deserve to be in the record books. 
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The latest Chaser news from Rebecca De Unamuno. The government has backed removing a statue of Captain James Cook in Sydney’s Hyde Park after learning he came to Australia by boat. A demolition firm has saved millions of dollars, after it told Rio Tinto there was a sacred site under a building it had been hired to pull down. And Pauline Hanson’s “All Lives Matter” motion has failed to pass the Senate, after she insisted it be written using white ink on white paper. Plus a round-up of other stories from around the globe from Andrew Hansen, Charles Firth and Dom Knight. 
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Have you been drinking too much under lockdown? Not doing enough exercise? Charles shares legitimate and in no way dodgy medical advice on how to have a perfect body even while having a debauched lifestyle. Meanwhile, Dom runs us through all the most undeserving Queen Birthday Honours winners this year, and Andrew takes a look at some very classy celebrity isolation videos. All that plus the latest Chaser headlines you can’t trust from Rebecca De Unamuno. 
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Andrew Hansen talks about the massive glut in truffles as a result of high end restaurant closures. What should we do with all the extra truffles? Plus the latest Chaser headlines from Rebecca De Unamuno. 
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Latest Chaser headlines from Rebecca De Unamuno, including protests across Australia rebranded as footy matches, China issues travel warning about Australia, and struggling home-owning boomer takes advantage of HomeBuilder scheme. Plus a round up of the biggest stories around the globe with Charles Firth, Dom Knight and Andrew Hansen. 
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This week we dive into Donald Trump’s bizarre Bible stunt amid the American protests/riots, check out the latest round of nauseating celebrity videos, and leave this awful week behind to take a trip into a future entirely made up of crappy Bluetooth devices. 
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Mid-week extra edition. As America burns, Rebecca De Unamuno brings you the latest Chaser headlines. Donald Trump stands outside a church with a bible in his hand, Iraq invades the USA in an attempt to bring peace and prosperity, and Donald Trump goes on holidays. Plus Andrew Hansen, Charles Firth and Dom Knight do a round-up of all the stories you haven’t heard about around the globe. 
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America has been cancelled after a disastrous final season. Elon Musk launches a rocket into space. Rebecca De Unamuno bringing you all the Chaser headlines you can’t trust. Plus Charles, Andrew and Dom discuss all the major stories from around the globe, including discussion about what the NRL do to make it look like they’ve got more fans. And would you buy a house from a Sasquatch? 
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With the Prime Minister’s announcement that JobMaker will usher in an era of cooperation between workers and bosses, the team brainstorms ways employers can force their workers to cooperate. Andrew looks at how cringeful celebrities are getting their faces out there during the pandemic. Dom makes you feel better about not being able to travel overseas by looking at a tourist destination that’s even worse than the Gold Coast. Plus the latest news from the world’s most trusted newsreader, Rebecca De Unamuno. 
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In this extra mid-week mini-episode Scott Morrison unveils a renamed WorkChoices scheme. Josh Frydenberg buys a sandwich. Pete Evans in calls for mandatory vaccine. Rebecca De Unamuno bringing you all the Chaser headlines you can’t trust. Plus Charles, Andrew and Dom discuss all the major stories from around the globe. 
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Extra mini-episode to start the week. The latest Chaser headlines from Rebecca De Unamuno, plus a roundup of all the major stories from around the world that you haven’t heard about from Charles, Dom and Andrew. 
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With children in most states heading back to school, it’s time for gentle reflection about how, over the past few months, we’ve grown to despise our kids. Dr Dom Knight looks at hydroxychloroquine, while Andrew Hansen reviews the tunes about the pandemic that are targeted at toddlers. Plus we check in with Zoe Norton-Lodge about what it’s like to have a baby while in lockdown. All that plus the latest news you can’t trust from Rebecca De Unamuno in The Chaser newsroom. 
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The latest news you can’t trust with Rebecca De Unamuno. Government moves to limit the appeal of public transport, even though it is already of limited appeal, Donald Trump is on drugs, and Anthony Albanese is completely redundant. 
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The latest news you can’t trust for Monday 18th May. Many have enjoyed their first weekend gathered in parks, as lockdown restrictions start to ease, a bored man from Melbourne is considering chucking a “workie” today. And authorities advise against alarm over the coronavirus cluster at 12 fast food restaurants in Victoria. 
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Who should you invite to your first dinner party as the lockdown restrictions ease? Dom takes a probing look at the man behind the anti-lockdown protests in Melbourne. Plus, Charles examines the delicate art of winning an argument with your partner while in lockdown. All that, plus the latest Chaser headlines from Rebecca De Unanumo in the Chaser International Global World newsroom. 
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A quick update of the latest Chaser headlines for Wednesday 13th May. Josh Frydenberg has a coughing fit, 5G protester wishes for faster internet connection and Amazon workers score a rare victory. Presented by Rebecca De Unamuno in The Chaser’s world, global, international newsroom. 
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The latest news headlines from The Chaser for Monday 11th May 2020: One Nation voter shocked about his life, English teacher in trouble over Dan Brown collection and Donald Trump worries about looking ridiculous. 
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Dom gets tested for Covid, which sounds delightful if you're into shoving sticks up your nose. Andrew looks at how to explain to your kids the coronavirus without leaving them with lifelong PTSD. And we look at the conspiracy theories about Covid that are too weird even for YouTube. Plus, Australia’s favourite satirist Mark Humphries chats to the team about his decision to move house without the help of removalists. All that, plus the latest news you can’t trust from Bec De Unamuno in the Chaser World International Global newsroom. 
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With the COVIDSafe App now out, Scott Morrison implores all Australians to download The Chaser Report podcast. Charles takes a look at another COVID App that promises to diagnose you without any pesky interaction with medical professionals. Andrew takes a look at yet more sincere celebrity isolation vides, while Dom reviews Pete Evans’ Biocharger. And how to win an argument with your partner while in lockdown. Plus the latest Chaser headlines from Bec De Unamuno delivering all the news you can’t trust. 
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Charles, Dom and Andrew lament the collapse of Virgin Australia, while Dom tries to figure out what the world is going to do with all its spare oil. Andrew takes a look at how one American preacher is dealing with the virus. Also with kids heading back for another term of homeschooling, Charles gives you our top tips on how to make homeschool as unbearable as real school. Plus regular updates from Bec De Unamuno in the Chaser Newsroom delivering all the news you know you can’t trust. 
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In the very first edition of The Chaser Report, Charles, Dom & Andrew vow to make the podcast totally free of corona virus talk. Sadly, the gang immediately launch into chat about corona virus and the phenomenon of panic buying that has led to shortages in everything from toilet paper to white bread. Andrew takes a look at the different ways that celebrities are reaching out to their fans from isolation, while Dom examines some of the unique ways different countries are handling the crisis. 
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