Podcast Summary
Manhunt, Dementia Test, Shorten, Swimming: A manhunt resulted in an alleged carjacker's extradition while medical researchers developed a new dementia test with high accuracy. Bill Shorten may leave politics for diplomacy, and swimming skills are crucial for children, especially during winter.
A manhunt across four states led to the extradition of an alleged carjacker from Victoria to Brisbane. Meanwhile, Australian medical researchers have developed a new test for dementia with over 80% accuracy, which could predict the disease up to nine years before it occurs. Bill Shorten might be leaving his cabinet position for a diplomatic posting in Europe, while nearly half of 12-year-old Australian children cannot float for two minutes, emphasizing the importance of consistent swimming lessons. Additionally, winter is an excellent time to maintain and build upon swimming skills for children.