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Today, Gary Hardgrave covers the Royal Yachting Association changing "man overboard", Hamas censorship and UK universities for claiming microaggressions. 

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Wealth advisor Gareth Croy joined Gary Hardgrave to talk about the trend of Australians working into their 70s. 

Croy argued that while some people choose to work longer, many could retire earlier with a proper financial strategy in place, emphasising the importance of planning and proactive investment in superannuation.

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Gary Hardgrave argued that Australia's political leaders are failing the country by prioritising "consequence culture" over concrete action.

He claimed the government is wasting time with "empty speeches" and "half-baked rhetoric" while neglecting critical issues, and he demands that they be held accountable for the resulting decline of the nation.

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National director of Turning Point Australia Joel Jammal, joined Gary Hardgrave to talk about how he is in Arizona for the memorial of the organisation's founder, Charlie Kirk.

Jammal described the overwhelming outpouring of support since the assassination and explained how Kirk's legacy of open debate and a common-sense approach has galvanised a new generation of conservative young people.

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Queensland Resources Council CEO Janette Hewson joined Gary Hardgrave to talk about the loss of 900 jobs in the state's coal industry. 

Hewson attributed the job cuts to a combination of low international coal prices and Queensland's controversial royalty scheme, which she says makes the state uncompetitive with other jurisdictions like New South Wales.

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Senator Michaelia Cash joined Gary Hardgrave to criticise Prime Minister Albanese for a series of foreign policy failures. 

Cash highlighted the delay in a defence treaty with Papua New Guinea and the postponement of a security pact with Vanuatu, arguing that Albanese's "all hype, no delivery" approach is damaging Australia's reputation and leaving a power vacuum in the region.

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Senator Susan McDonald joined Gary Hardgrave to talk about the Queensland government's new coal royalty tax and its impact on the mining sector. 

Senator McDonald argued that the tax has made Queensland uncompetitive and is directly responsible for companies, like BHP, closing down mines and costing the state 750 jobs. 

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