NDIS Costs More Than Defence: Jeremy Cordeaux’s Bold Take
Jeremy Cordeaux questions the financial sustainability of the NDIS, highlighting fraud and a lack of accountability.
- December 3, 2025
Jeremy Cordeaux questions the financial sustainability of the NDIS, highlighting fraud and a lack of accountability.
Jeremy Cordeaux examines the financial strain of the NDIS, highlighting escalating costs and the need for accountability.
Peter Berg exposes the Sackler family’s role in the opioid crisis in Painkiller.
Steve Davis and Dr Travis Brown recount how a Paralympian reached out after listening to their episode on CTE, leading her to donate her brain to science.
“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.
Steve Davis and Dr. Travis Brown reflect on the incredible impact of their episode on vitamin B6.
Jeremy Cordeaux pulls back the curtain on the rampant fraud and inefficiencies plaguing the NDIS. Could this be Australia’s most expensive mistake?
Epidemiologist Professor Katherine Bennett breaks down the worrying outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease, with over 100 cases reported.
Our special guest is Professor Peter Doherty, Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine 1996, Author, Science commentator, and Professor at the faculty of medicine
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