Ryan Liddell and I discuss whether there would be political commentators without pollsters
Ryan Liddell the wunderkind behind people like Jim Chalmers gives us an inkling into our Labor believes that the Liberals will wilt under the spot light. Today's Freshwater poll shows there is little doubt that this election will be decided by the campaign.
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Today we all got to congratulate Patrick on the excellent WA election result for Labor
Another great interview by Patrick who came in from door knocking especially to show us how humble he can be. After that we all indulged in Australia's favourite game of blaming insurance companies before they had even had a chance to do something wrong.
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Kudos to Patrick who left his family on the tea cups while he did a television interview!
When will the election be? Patrick knows but he will not even blink an answer. Which is understandable given he was trying to explain why Labor has to spend $8.5bn to get bulk billing back to where it was under the Liberal Party.
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What does the live fire exercises by the Chinese navy in the Tasman Sea mean for Australia?
There is little doubt that foreign relations will play an outsized role in this upcoming election between Ukraine, Trump's America First Agenda and Chinese military aggression. What does this mean for public debate in Australia in the next 12 months
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The interview where Tom forgot his questions and the answers didn't change
Me: we aren't funded by tech bro billionaires; our corflutes are hand painted Pat: that is the first time the Liberal Party has supported the arts. Or Tom: Pat you have a Teal candidate running against you, are you worried?
Me: nah Teals only run against Liberal members.
Pat: No I am not worried
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Sydney Institute Address: Where did the Liberal Party leave its base?
In September, I joined Michael Sexton, NSW Solicitor General, and Gerard Henderson the Executive Director of the Sydney Institute, to discuss the critical question of who does the Liberal Party represent these days.
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Should a Prime Minister use an Airforce to go to a Party Political Fundraiser
The week that was. A lot happened on the Aukus front, the political front and the China front. There was no room for another front. Tim and I talk through the week that was, the issues that mattered and try to get to the bottom of things.
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Here goes 2025. An election, policy, some laughs, like from Pat: "there is no rorting in the NDIS"
Also all of us wish King Kyle Sandilands, the PMs favourite DJ, a quick recovery from his brain surgery
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Low growth, high inflation, falling real wages. Who knew we were living in the 70s
When Jim Chalmers wrote a 106,000 word essay on capitalism reimagined no one had any idea it would look so much like the 1970s. Pattern bargaining, falling wages, widescale industrial action, low growth, high inflation, tax and debt out of control.
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The interview so good that Albo had to interrupt it
Watch as Pat demands to know how many seats the Teals are going to lose, while I remind Tom that Zali Steggall is dealing in misinformation when she says emissions have gone down under her.
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Climate 200 Candidates = Uncertainty
A simple yes or no question is very difficult for Sophie to answer
