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Katie Hamann

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As seen in: Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), ABC News (Australia), RN Drive - Full program podcast, The Drawing Room, The Radio National Hour
Executive Producer, The Radio National Hour with Fran Kelly | All opinions expressed here are my own, but can be had for a very reasonable price.
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Program: GI juiced — Hegseth announces testosterone tests for US soldiers

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By Katie Hamann Verified
| The Radio National Hour
US Secretary of defence Pete Hegseth has announced his latest initiative to restore the masculinity of the American armed forces, mandating testosterone checks and offering supplements to those who don’t make the grade. So what does science tell us about the link between testosterone and lethality of fighting forces.
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Program: Trump administration vows to 'dismantle' the ICC

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By Katie Hamann Verified
| The Radio National Hour
The Trump administration has dramatically escalated its crusade against the international Criminal Court, announcing a quote, ‘whole-of-government response to systematically disable’ the tribunal. The US is not a signatory to the ICC and successive administrations have always declared US citizens off limits for prosecution.
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Program: Australia and the US are turning on Israel — does it matter?

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By Katie Hamann Verified, Flint Duxfield
| The Radio National Hour
Public support for Israel is slipping in both Australia and the United States, with recent polling suggesting attitudes have shifted dramatically since the Gaza war began. As criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu grows, including from some of Israel's closest allies in Washington, what does this changing mood mean for Israel's politics, security and relationship with the West?
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