7.30Temporada 2021
The 7.30 Report was an Australian nightly television current affairs programme ABC1 and ABC News 24 at 7.30pm, Monday to Friday. A national edition screened from Monday to Thursday, produced at the ABN studios in Ultimo, Sydney. A local edition with a focus on state affairs screened on Fridays. However, when a big state political event happens, the national program can be pre-empted by the local edition.
Where to Watch 7.30 • Temporada 2021
88 Episodes
- 'Its's Not a Race'E115
'Its's Not a Race'Wednesday 21/7/2021 Today the Prime Minister was repeatedly confronted with questions about his government's accountability and performance in managing the pandemic. We meet three women who hoped surgery would heal them. Instead their treatment became a nightmare. - Jobkeeper WasteE116
Jobkeeper WasteThursday 22/7/2021 7.30 can reveal how many businesses got JobKeeper and didn't end up experiencing a drop in turnover at the height of the pandemic. The announcement of another major stage production being postponed due to the pandemic has come as another blow to the arts sector. Plus frontline health workers are again contracting COVID-19 work. - Western FrontE120
Western FrontThursday 29/7/2021 New restrictions are being introduced in Sydney as COVID-19 cases continue to grow. There are concerns about the capacity of Western Australia's health system to cope with a COVID outbreak. It is almost a year since a massive explosion devastated Beirut. - Solar PitfallsE122
Solar PitfallsTuesday 3/8/2021 New research released exclusively to 7.30 shows some customers are deeply frustrated by problems with their solar rooftop systems. The future of Crown's Melbourne casino now hinges on the final report of the Victorian royal commission. Laura Tingle interviews Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese. - Fortress AustraliaE128
Fortress AustraliaThursday 12/8/2021 A new travel restriction means Australians who normally live overseas have to apply for an exemption to leave Australia if they visit. The new laws that could put more children in detention centres in the Northern Territory. Plus new research shows it's not just male footballers who should be worried about the threat concussion poses. - Race Against TimeE136
Race Against TimeThursday 26/8/2021 Time is running out for Australian citizens, residents and temporary protection visa holders trying to escape the Taliban. With critically low vaccination rates, Aboriginal communities fear the worst as a rapidly evolving outbreak hits communities already battling chronic illness and overcrowding. - Why Women Are Angry - Economic InsecurityE137
Why Women Are Angry - Economic InsecurityMonday 30/8/2021 In part one of our series Why Women Are Angry, Leigh Sales looks at how women face disadvantage from the very start of their working lives. Hospital insiders raise alarm over the spread of COVID-19 in mental health wards. - Why Women Are Angry - Unpaid LabourE138
Why Women Are Angry - Unpaid LabourTuesday 31/8/2021 In part two of our Why Women Are Angry series we look at the division of unpaid labour at home. Experts want more focus on the wellbeing of kids as lockdowns drag on. We go inside a vaccination hub in Sydney. - Why Women Are Angry - Domestic ViolenceE140
Why Women Are Angry - Domestic ViolenceThursday 2/9/2021 In the fourth and final part of our Why Women Are Angry series, we take a look at domestic violence. Plus are lockdowns still the best way to protect the community at this stage in the pandemic? Dr Norman Swan reports. - Under PressureE141
Under PressureMonday 6/9/2021 The resilience of Australia's healthcare system remains under scrutiny, and there is particular concern in zero COVID states where hospitals are already struggling. Laura Tingle looks at the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. The Sikh community in Melbourne has been offering hundreds of free meals each day to people in need. - Critical PhaseE142
Critical PhaseTuesday 7/9/2021 For a year Canberra stayed COVID-free, but now the capital's breakout shows us how the pandemic is morphing. Leigh Sales interviews Professor Sarah Gilbert, co-creator of the AstraZeneca vaccine. Why Gina Rinehart, who usually maintains a relatively low profile, has been appearing in TV commercials. - Counting the CostE156
Counting the CostThursday 30/9/2021 While tough COVID restrictions have prevented sickness and death, they also bring about their own health consequences. Norman Swan takes a look. A COVID outbreak at a Sydney public housing complex has left residents in fear. There are concerns that extremists are exploiting public frustrations to radicalise new recruits. - High PriceE162
High PriceTuesday 12/10/2021 Some households with rooftop solar are deeply frustrated by problems with their systems. Despite vaccinations, many in the disability community will continue to live in isolation for fear of catching COVID. There is rising alarm about China's intentions towards Taiwan. - Duty of CareE187
Duty of CareThe inquest into the COVID-19 outbreak at St Basil's aged care home, in which 45 residents died. Experts accuse state-owned timber company VicForests of illegal logging that might risk Melbourne's water supply. How a Gold Coast businessman secretly planned to profit from his company going bust. - Crossing the FloorE188
Crossing the FloorYet another Coalition politician crossed the floor to vote against the government in federal parliament today. VicForests accused of "spying" on protesters and environmentalists. Plus Leaked emails reveal how Macquarie Bank became entangled in a $80 billion scandal. - Left in LimboE190
Left in LimboCorporate regulator ASIC is under intense scrutiny before a parliamentary inquiry into the collapse of a housing scheme. The report by Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins into the workplace culture of federal parliament has revealed disturbing new claims. Victoria's controversial proposed pandemic laws. - Under SurveillanceE193
Under SurveillanceMonday 6/12/2021 One of the nation's largest racing bodies is under investigation for what injured workers say is its aggressive and unfair handling of workers compensation claims. The Opposition is starting its run to next year's election in earnest. Leigh Sales interviews shadow climate change and energy minister, Chris Bowen. - Cyber ScamE194
Cyber ScamTuesday 7/12/2021 Cyber criminals are cashing in during the pandemic, targeting the rising popularity of digital currencies. With Australia now pledged to reach net zero emissions by 2050, carbon capture and storage technology is again being touted as a major part of the solution. - Speaking OutE195
Speaking OutWednesday 8/12/2021 Olympic swimmer Maddie Groves speaks out about what she says is a toxic culture in elite swimming and reveals a painful secret from her past. Ghislaine Maxwell faces her second week in court to determine if she's guilty of recruiting and grooming young girls for the late Jeffery Epstein.