Why Parliament's talking about protecting religious beliefs (again)
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The religious discrimination laws are back on the agenda in Parliament House, with the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese now saying the Opposition needs to promise to support it. Also, the Labor government had promised to put together a youth strategy at the last election and now Youth Minister Anne Aly says there’s a plan. Plus, could you go without spending any money for a whole month? A group of friends in WA are trying to do this in a challenge they are calling Penniless March. Guests: Bridget Archer, Tasmanian Liberal MP Jane Monica-Jones, financial therapist