Episode

How far can the Socceroos go this World Cup?

Podcast: The Radio National Hour
Published: Jul 3, 2026
Duration seconds: 3308
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We're now half-way through the men's football World Cup, David Basheer, SBS Sports' lead commentator discusses the winners, the surprise losers and how far the Socceroos can go. Is Kim Ju Ae being groomed to become North Korea's first female Supreme Leader with Rachel Minyoung Lee, a senior fellow with the Korea Program and 38 North at the Stimson Centre And musician Xavier Rudd on his latest release, an homage to Dr Jane Goodall