The Dutton corruption files, a wellbeing Budget, and we need a super profit tax now
Join us for an engaging and insightful episode of New Politics as we delve into some of the most pressing political and economic issues facing Australia today.In the spotlight is Peter Dutton, the lea...
28 Jul 202346min
Does Albanese really want The Voice to succeed? PLUS Fadden wrap, corrupt Deloitte, Commonwealth Games cancelled, private school funding
In this action-packed episode, first, we look at the aftermath of the Fadden byelection. Although it may seem like business as usual for some, we look into the federal implications and significance of...
21 Jul 202352min
Robodebt fallout for Morrison, NATO Summit, the Misinformation Bill, Fadden byelection, and a new Reserve Bank Governor
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 for former Prime Minister Scott Morrison...
14 Jul 202345min
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 which will involve the for...
7 Jul 202357min
Serious corruption in NSW, Russia and the Australia media, vale Simon Crean and is Labor heading in the wrong direction?
In this episode, we look at the release of findings by the NSW ICAC regarding former Premier Gladys Berejiklian and former NSW MP, Daryl Maguire. The ICAC found both individuals engaged in serious cor...
30 Jun 202350min
Greens stall Labor’s housing fund, strange alliances on the Voice, Dutton's makeover, Lambie ADF move, RBA’s bad inflation plan
In this episode, we explore the Housing Australia Future Fund legislation, which has been delayed in the Senate by the Australian Greens and the Liberal Party, despite the pressing national housing cr...
23 Jun 202349min
An awful week in politics, fixing housing and is the Voice To Parliament really in trouble?
We should never underestimate the lengths to which the Liberal Party will go, or how low they will stoop, in order to gain a political advantage. This was evident in one of the most distressing weeks ...
16 Jun 202359min
Roberts-Smith, wasted billions, Senator Hanson-Young and News Corp inquiry, and ending HECS debts
In this episode, we delve into the significant events that have unfolded in the political landscape during the week. We start with the explosive findings from the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case, wh...
9 Jun 202352min
