Electricity prices have been a growing concern for many Australians, with Alinta Energy at the centre of the issue.
The Lima Declaration, signed in 1975, has had a lasting impact on Australian industries.
Professor Ian Plimer shares valuable insights on public speaking, specifically how to adjust your communication style depending on the audience.
Neil Jenman, a real estate expert, argues that Australia’s housing crisis stems from more than just interest rates.
Real estate expert Neil Jenman discusses the concept of ‘rentvesting’ and how it can help Australians break into the challenging property market.
Jeremy claims that, as a result of inaction, charities have been able to operate unchecked, eroding public trust further.
The conversation centres on the controversy surrounding Alan Joyce, the former CEO of Qantas, and the airline’s recent struggles.
Jeremy Cordeaux and real estate expert Neil Jenman discuss the impact of negative gearing on first-home buyers.
Professor Ian Plimer shares insightful advice he received from Bronwyn Bishop about adjusting communication style based on the audience.
Real estate expert Neil Jenman sheds light on the hidden flaws within the real estate auction system.
Discussed in this episode, the growing controversy surrounding Qantas and its former CEO, Alan Joyce.
Bronwyn Bishop criticises Australia’s current immigration policy, highlighting the significant strain on infrastructure.
Professor Ian Plimer & Bronwyn Bishop discusses the profound influence Gina Rinehart has had on Australia’s economy and society.
Professor Ian Plimer reveals his hectic travel schedule, frequently driving vast distances across Australia to meet work demands.
“We’ve got the resources, but we don’t have control over them,” he states, arguing that foreign ownership is preventing the nation from achieving true energy independence.
“We were travelling and enjoying life but noticed something was missing,” Tony says, sparking Lonely Planet’s creation.
Jeremy Cordeaux discusses recent legislation aimed at cracking down on scams. He explains how the new laws target banks, telcos, and social media platforms that
While much of Kamala Harris’s foreign policy stance mirrors that of President Biden, experts believe she is starting to shape her own path.
Jeremy Cordeaux highlights the $200 billion charity sector and calls for increased transparency in how donations are used.
Jeremy Cordeaux explores the impact of some of the most iconic voices in media, focusing on the legendary James Earl Jones.
“How in God’s name could that be?” Jeremy criticises the government for allowing this situation despite Australia’s vast natural gas reserves.
“Medicare was supposed to help us, but instead it turbocharged a medical industry,” Jeremy Cordeaux highlights how Medicare has unintentionally inflated the cost of healthcare.
Jeremy Cordeaux calls the Labour government’s spending policies reckless and shortsighted, arguing they are damaging the economy.
What does it take to succeed in a competitive industry like radio? Denis Walter’s shares how maintaining focus has been crucial to his success, both
“Energy costs are soaring, and it’s affecting everyone—from mining to dairy. No sector is immune,” Professor Ian Plimer says about the energy crisis.
Tony Wheeler, co-founder of Lonely Planet, recounts how a chance meeting on a park bench in London led to his lifelong partnership with Maureen Wheeler—and
Jeremy warns that uncontrolled immigration is eroding Australian values, and it’s time for the government to take a stand.
The Greens’ proposal for an excessive profits tax might sound like a good idea, but as Jeremy Cordeaux points out, it could have disastrous consequences
Denis Walter has managed to thrive for over 25 years on 3AW. In a revealing interview on The Court of Public Opinion, Denis shares his
Professor Quentin Grafton reveals how long COVID is causing significant disruptions in Australia’s workforce
Jeremy Cordeaux shares a shocking story about how AI-generated impersonations of public figures like Gina Rinehart and Dick Smith are being used to defraud Australians.
Jeremy Cordeaux discusses in his latest episode of The Court of Public Opinion, outback pubs are vanishing at an alarming rate.
Senator Bob Day sits down with Jeremy Cordeaux and explains how modern urban planning has led to the creation of “sardine suburbs,” where people are
Jeremy Cordeaux sits down with Jackie Goodall from the iconic Rising Sun Inn. Jackie shares the inn’s rich history, unique charm, and the challenges and
Jeremy Cordeaux sits down with Michael Jockovic, the mastermind behind Brisbane’s beloved Cordeaux Social Club
Jeremy Cordeaux hosts the legendary broadcaster Leon Byner for a deep dive into a myriad of topics that span health, broadcasting, and the fascinating world
Jeremy Cordeaux sits down with the iconic Glen-Marie North. Known for her vibrant personality and influential presence, Glen-Marie shares her journey from a young PR
Isabella Taylor hosts Ben Baker recounting his odyssey from an Australian high school to the pinnacle of global photography, capturing the essence of the most
George Donikian, chats to Jeremy Cordeaux about his latest venture, Disrupt Radio, which was launched with the intention of challenging conventional radio formats.
Theo Maris, known for his pivotal role in Adelaide’s property development scene, sat down at the dining room table with Jeremy Cordeaux.
Media influence Secrets helps unravel the mysteries of securing media attention with our groundbreaking 4 module podcast.
We want you to enjoy meeting swimmers and coaches from all over the world.We will meet past and present champions and legends from the sport
Join Aaron Collis, Celeste La Scala, and Deanna Carbone as they bring you more shenanigans than ever before.
Join Dr Amy Matthews, Kathleen Stanley, and Georgia Nicholls, three romance readers, writers, and scholars from three different generational perspectives, to talk all things popular
