In The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux criticised Plan International’s child marriage ads, questioning whether donations actually help or simply mask deeper cultural issues.
Jeremy Cordeaux tackles the Reserve Bank’s latest rate decision and raises urgent concerns about the hidden dangers of electric vehicle battery fires — urging a common-sense approach before tragedy strikes.
Jeremy Cordeaux pulls no punches in his latest commentary, claiming the housing crisis Australia is no accident but the result of decades of political neglect, poor planning, and self-interest. He argues leaders have stacked the deck against everyday Australians while protecting their own property portfolios. Read more
Jeremy Cordeaux warns that Australia’s electric car mandates could drive up costs, hurt regional communities, and leave everyday motorists stranded — all while failing to meet environmental promises.
Veteran broadcaster Jeremy Cordeaux delivers a sharp Seven Brides for Seven Brothers critique, unpacking the film’s romanticised portrayal of forced marriage and outdated gender roles. While loved for its music and colour, the 1954 musical raises questions that modern audiences can’t ignore.
Jeremy Cordeaux slams the PM for touring the outback while ignoring rising power bills and Australia’s growing economic strain.
Are we misreading Modi and India’s democracy? Prof. Salvatore Babones explains how the West completely misunderstands India’s fault lines—and why it matters.
After the 20% HECS debt cut, Jeremy warns of a dangerous push to scrap student contributions entirely.
Jeremy exposes how unions are stopping Aussie workers from negotiating higher wages—even if they want to.
Jeremy Cordeaux tears into the Albanese government’s renewable obsession, linking rising energy costs and blackouts to failed green policies.
With inflation soaring and national confidence waning, Jeremy Cordeaux calls for more than just PR stunts from our PM.
Jeremy Cordeaux breaks down Victoria’s rising crime, failed bail laws, and gang violence crisis.
Jeremy questions why Australia sent nearly $100M in aid to Palestine after the Hamas attacks.
Jeremy Cordeaux slams Australia’s energy policies as electricity bills surge despite record renewable investments.
Jeremy Cordeaux explores the global implications of U.S. President Donald Trump’s bold energy and immigration policies.
Jeremy Cordeaux questions Telstra’s new policy offering Indigenous Australians priority access, and its fairness.
Victoria’s economy is facing a crisis, Jeremy Cordeaux highlights Labour’s role in Victoria’s worsening economic state.
Australia Day sparks cultural debate as Jeremy Cordeaux critiques protests and calls for national unity.
Jeremy questions Australia’s push for net zero emissions amidst China’s rising CO2 output.
Jeremy Cordeaux defends Australia Day, criticising organisations rejecting its celebration
Jeremy Cordeaux critiques government spending on Welcome to Country ceremonies, questioning their historical significance and financial impact.
Jeremy Cordeaux critiques solar subsidies, questioning their sustainability and financial impact on Australian families.
Mellody Horrill shares her journey from TV broadcaster to dolphin advocate, inspired by her bond with Jock.
Sean Craig Murphy shares his journey from roller rink DJ to becoming a radio legend and mentor.
Jeremy Cordeaux highlights how Legacy, a charity supporting Australian Defence Force families, is nurturing future leaders like Isabella.
According to the survey, only 27% of young Australians would be willing to fight for their country, while a staggering 48% would rather leave the
Isabella Taylor and Jeremy Cordeaux discuss how schools are shaping national identity by balancing history.
The Lima Declaration, signed in 1975, has had a lasting impact on Australian industries.
Multiculturalism has always been a key feature of Australian society. Jeremy Cordeaux highlights the growing debate about the effectiveness of integrating diverse cultures into a single national identity.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has shifted its focus from hiring based on merit to prioritising diversity.
Multiculturalism has long been seen as a defining feature of Australian society. However, Jeremy Cordeaux, in The Court of Public Opinion, suggests it might be
China’s reliance on coal-fired power continues to grow, raising questions about global energy strategies.
Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is facing a scadal of wasted taxpayer funds. How has this happened?
Professor Ian Plimer shares valuable insights on public speaking, specifically how to adjust your communication style depending on the audience.
Dr. John Bruni delves into Australia’s pressing economic issues, focusing on the rising cost of living and skyrocketing real estate prices.
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.
With threats from Hezbollah, Hamas, forces in Yemen, and concerns about Iran, Israel finds itself stretched thin.
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.
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