In the latest episode of our health and science podcast, we learn why seahorses need a big dance floor, how jealousy in our friendships helps keep society together, why drinking water might hold the key to lowering the suicide rate, some vitamin news, why the stockmarket thrives while the real world does not, and we meet the Australian scientists who are developing an insurance policy in case a COVID-19 vaccine is slow in coming.
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Malaysian PM Muhyiddin Yassin faces calls to resign 
Ash Barty, John Peers into mixed doubles medal matches 
Jess Fox flies through course to win C1 gold 
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No regrets: Hamilton on Verstappen crash 
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Sydney residents can expect a knock on the door as enforcement ramps up 
No ‘magic number’ in vaccine plan to end lockdowns, but reopening roadmap on the way 
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Facebook has ‘serious questions to answer’ on anti-vaxxer protests, election interference 
Digital ‘vaccine passports’ to become new normal, pave way for ‘seamless’ international travel 
Tax return windfall: Australians receive $5.3 billion in record-breaking time 
Australia shouldn’t ‘open up’ before we vaccinate at least 80 per cent of the population. Here’s why 
More evidence that foods rich in flavonoids lower risk of dementia 
Do COVID vaccines stop transmission? Here is what we know 
For real sporting heroes, look no further than our Olympic girls in the pool 
August movie guide: The best and then some – in cinemas and streaming 
Is the truth out there? How Harvard-based Galileo Project will search skies for alien technology 
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