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Public indifference towards the source of electrical power, focusing on the need for reliability and affordability.
Critique of the government's expenditure on consultants, advocating for a reduction in reliance on external consultants.
Discussion on union influences in politics, specifically referencing the CFMEU's role.
Concerns over electric cars and renewable energy policies, questioning their viability and impact on Australia's economy.
Commentary on housing affordability, comparing global standards and suggesting fixes like fixed-rate long-term mortgages.
Examination of broader political issues, including the perceived ideological bias in government actions and media coverage.
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Replacement of pandas at the local zoo and the lease payment to China.
The situation of Chinese asylum seekers and security along Australia's extensive coastline.
Updates on the restoration of the historical clipper ship "City of Adelaide."
Discussion on current employment statistics and the impact on the Australian economy.
Critical views on union activities, particularly the influence of the CFMEU in politics and industries.
Reflective thoughts on personal experiences with unions and the broader implications for Australian society.
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Introduction to Olive, a four-year-old cat in need of adoption.
Details of Olive's appearance, personality, and readiness for a new home.
Adoption fees and what they cover, including desexing, microchipping, vaccinations, and health checks.
The importance of choosing rescue animals when considering pet adoption.
Encouragement to visit the Animal Welfare League's website to view more animals available for adoption.
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Government inefficiencies in managing home care and the NDIS.
Allegations against media personalities and the consequences of such claims.
Workplace culture and the prevalence of sexual harassment.
The implications of government and media interactions on public perception.
Reflections on social services, their mismanagement, and the impact on society.
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Introduction of a new show opening.
Death of a former South Australian premier and reflections on his legacy.
Critique of the Australian honors system and the controversial award to former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews.
Discussion on the dangers and mismanagement associated with lithium-ion batteries and electric vehicles.
Criticisms of political decisions related to climate change policies and their perceived impact on Australia's economy.
The impact of social media on brain health, particularly in children.
Reflections on significant global and historical events mentioned during the episode.
Discussion on the responsibilities of governments towards their citizens rather than international agreements.
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Reflections on memorable broadcasters and the impact of their convictions on their audience.
Discussion on the role of radio as a medium and its relevance to the audience as a pastime rather than the central focus.
Insights into the dynamics of radio production, including the relationship with producers and the evolution of content to remain relevant and compelling.
The importance of authenticity and innovation in radio to maintain listener interest and participation.
Leon's views on the necessity of evolving with the times to keep radio a vibrant and relevant medium.
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