Morrison’s Robodebt denial faces fierce criticism
The Australian Parliament came alive with renewed activity last week, with many critical issues vying for attention. While housing, education, and Reconciliation initiatives are crucial, [>>>]
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Podcast: Morrisonian Doctrine, Dutton under pressure, environment in danger, national consent and an early election?
In this episode, we explore the pressing matters facing the Parliament this week. First up, the aftermath of the Royal Commission into the Robodebt Scheme, [>>>]
Fallout from Robodebt intensifies amid calls for Morrison resignation
The fallout from the Robodebt Royal Commission report continues to reverberate throughout Australian politics and while media interest in the issue may have waned, the [>>>]
Podcast: Robodebt fallout for Morrison, NATO Summit, the Misinformation Bill, Fadden byelection
In this episode, we delve into the ongoing fallout from the Robodebt Royal Commission report. Despite waning media interest, the problem persists, and the call [>>>]
Royal Commission reveals the unlawful and cruel nature of the Coalition’s Robodebt scheme
In a significant development following last week’s release of the New South Wales ICAC report on serious corruption in public office, the Robodebt Royal Commission [>>>]
Podcast: Robodebt scandal revelations, reducing the NACC of corruption, interest rates and the right wing takeover of The Voice
In this podcast episode, the National Anti Corruption Commission has finally opened its doors and already received 44 referrals regarding potential corruption cases, most of [>>>]
Terrible AUKUS deal, NSW criminal corruption and media behaving badly
In this episode, we look at the AUKUS deal and what it means for Australia. It looks like it’s a bad deal, so why did [>>>]
Liberals withering on a flagpole, corruption in NSW and a war with China?
Parliament has been sitting again this week and, as usual, there are many issues to explore. The former Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, appeared at the [>>>]
Superannuation and politics of reform, media freedom and the Robodebt criminals
Superannuation is a boring topic of conversation at the best of times, but the government can see that it can save a substantial sum of [>>>]
The explosive Robodebt inquiry and reinventing capitalism
It’s hard to believe how bad and illegal Robodebt was, but when you have the most incompetent government ever, anything’s possible. There was a massive [>>>]
Labor election review, gormless Robodebt, AFP interferes in Lehrmann case, and final 2022 opinion polls
The Labor review of the 2022 election has been released, and it’s a much better read than the reviews from the previous three elections which [>>>]
Business behaving badly, COP27 no-show, Robodebt disaster, and time to investigate News Corp
There’s a lot of issues that are starting to build up in federal politics and with just a few more weeks of sitting days before [>>>]