Void News

Cover The Week - 8-14 Nov 21

Cover The Week: A podcast from Void News with host Jesse Coghlan recapping the stories and news reported from the past week. In this episode: 3,000 protest in front of New Zealand parliament in Wellington. United Nations World Food Programme says Afghanistan is facing the “worst humanitarian crisis on earth”. Seven firearms, meth lab, $150,000 cash, and almost 10 kilos of drugs seized in a joint operation by Australian police in Brisbane. Former admin of black-market site “Silk Road 2.0.” turns over $650,000 US Dollars worth of Bitcoin. Extinction Rebellion dumps around 100kg of horse manure in front of Liberal leaders office in South Australia. Protests continue in Melbourne in front of state parliament. Support Void News, support independent journalism: -patreon.com/voidnews -instagram.com/void.news -jessecoghlan.wordpress.com

Cover The Week - 1-7 Nov 21

Cover The Week: A podcast from Void News with host Jesse Coghlan recapping the stories and news reported from the past week. In this episode: Taliban’s supreme leader makes his first public appearance. China says Taiwan’s "not qualified" to join the U.N. Australia’s working holiday visa taxes were ruled discriminatory by the High Court. A clinical trial assessing psilocybin as a treatment for anxiety is announced. Britain approves Merck’s COVID antiviral pill. Support Void News, support independent journalism: - patreon.com/voidnews - instagram.com/void.news - jessecoghlan.wordpress.com

Cover The Week - 25-31 Oct 21

Cover The Week: A podcast from Void News with host Jesse Coghlan recapping the stories and news reported from the past week. In this episode: Stella Moris, fiancé of Julian Assange, speaks at the “March for Assange” rally held in London demanding that Assange's extradition to the United States be halted and that charges against him be dropped. Luxembourg may be the first European country to legalise the cultivation and use of recreational cannabis if legislation passes permitting citizens aged 18+ to grow up to 4 cannabis plants for personal use per household. Australian Federal Police (AFP) Commissioner Reece Kershaw has assumed the 2-year position as chair of the Five Eyes Law Enforcement Group (FELEG) and states cybercrime as a standalone crime priority. Support Void News, support independent journalism: - patreon.com/voidnews - instagram.com/void.news

Cover The Week - 18-24 Oct 21

Cover The Week: A podcast from Void News with host Jesse Coghlan recapping the stories and news reported from the past week. Support independent journalism: - patreon.com/voidnews - instagram.com/void.news

Cover The Week - 10-17 Oct 21

Cover The Week: A podcast from Void News with host Jesse Coghlan recapping the stories and news reported from the past week. Support independent journalism: - patreon.com/voidnews - instagram.com/void.news