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Hi, I'm Marie Gooi from Asia Pacific, where we bring you Asia Pacific stories unpacked by those who know them best.
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A party long seen to be on the fringe and committed to cutting immigration is now surging in the polls.
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In a moment, President Trump fires a once close ally, the US Attorney General Pam Bondi.
That's our top story.
Also today, as Artemis 2 prepares for its next big manoeuvre,
leaving the Earth's orbit, we 'll talk to one of the NASA scientists working on the mission about the precise sequence
of commands that will send the crew hurtling towards the moon.
I always like to think of this case as actually rocket science.
You know, we've calculated out what the trajectory is going to be.
We send the commands, we send up and set the burn to go.
You know, you burn for a certain amount of time, put the spacecraft on the right trajectory.
It's going to go out, it sees the gravity of the moon, and then you come on back.