10 episodes
Podcasts – The Thought Bubble Ben Eltham and Amber Jamieson
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The Thought Bubble brings you a weekly wrap of Australian news and current affairs from a fresh and independent angle. Hosted by journalists Ben Eltham and Amber Jamieson, it features long-form interviews with journalists and news-makers from around Australia as well as a weekly discussion of noteworthy events in the Australian political scene.
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The Thought Bubble 19th June 2013
With Amber back in Australia and the government seemingly on the ropes, we caught up with the events in politics of the last month, from the aftermath of the federal budget to the chronic instability that continues to dog the Australian Labor Party. Amber also tells us about ordinary life in economically depressed Spain
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The Thought Bubble 26th April 2013
Episode 13: In the week that Clive Palmer announced his tilt at federal Parliament, Amber and Ben are joined by Miriam Lyons of the Centre for Policy Development.
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The Thought Bubble April 21st 2013
In the week in which the states and Commonwealth negotiated over schools funding, Amber and Ben interview education policy Bronwyn Hinz
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The Thought Bubble 12th April 2013
Episode 11: the NBN edition. We interview futurist and technology commentator Mark Pesce to discuss Labor and the Coalition’s competing Continue reading →
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The Thought Bubble 5th April 2013
Episode 10 of the Thought Bubble examines superannuation policy and the Royal Commission into the Institutional Response to Child Sex Abuse. Our interview is with NSW Police whistleblower Peter Fox.
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The Thought Bubble 22nd March 2013
Episode 9: The spill edition. In the week that the federal Australian Labor Party tore itself apart, we talk to former Continue reading →
Customer Reviews
Great new Australian political podcast
There is a void within the podcasts covering Australian politics. Other podcasts on the subject are quality however the depth of analysis in "the thought bubble" is second to none.
Recording quality is sound and guests so far have been highly qualified and interesting.
I look forward to adding 'the thought bubble' to my regular podcast rotation