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In this episode of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux tackles various issues ranging from Australia’s youth reluctance to fight for the country to the ongoing energy crisis. He criticises Australia's renewable energy policies, discusses working from home post-COVID, and touches on wasteful practices in Australian society. Cordeaux also examines the broader consequences of tax policies and how the demonisation of businesses is harming the economy.

Topics:

• Discussion on Australian youth’s reluctance to fight for their country (00:00 - 02:42)
• Criticism of working from home and its impact on career progression (02:42 - 05:15)
• Wasteful practices in Australia, particularly food wastage (05:15 - 06:29)
• Discussion on tax policies and how they affect businesses (06:29 - 09:17)
• Outrage over rising electricity costs and renewable energy (10:53 - 14:27)
• Critique of government spending and climate change narratives (14:27 - 18:45)

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In this episode of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux discusses the alarming results of a survey showing that many young Australians would not fight for their country. He also addresses the shocking support for Hezbollah in Australian cities following the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah. Cordeaux continues with his criticism of rising energy prices, caused by renewable energy policies. He provides his take on Australia's current political landscape and challenges the government's stance on coal and energy exports, calling for common sense in policy-making.

Subject Points:

• Discussion on Australian youth's reluctance to fight for their country (00:00 - 02:42)
• Comments on Hassan Nasrallah’s assassination and support for Hezbollah in Australia (02:42 - 05:15)
• Critique of protests supporting terrorism in Australia (05:15 - 06:29)
• Outrage over rising electricity costs and the impact of renewables (10:53 - 14:27)
• Criticism of the Labour government’s renewable energy policies (16:12 - 18:04)
• Calls for energy independence and a return to coal usage (18:04 - 19:41)

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In this episode of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux delves into the hidden risks associated with electric vehicles, revealing a major recall and safety concerns in Australia. He critiques the government's obsession with electric cars and renewable energy, labelling it a "climate change con." Cordeaux also revisits the issue of charity transparency, urging for clearer financial disclosures. He covers homeschooling trends, the end of the CD player era in cars, and discusses a wide range of historical events. Delivered with Jeremy’s signature style from the garage, it's an episode packed with sharp opinions and deep insights.

Topics Spoken About:

• The risk of electric vehicle fires and a major recall of luxury electric cars
• Criticism of government subsidies for electric cars and renewable energy
• The rise in homeschooling in Australia
• The need for transparency in charity spending
• The end of CD players in new cars
• Historical events including the first British bus service and Mark Hamill’s birthday

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In this garage edition of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux discusses the controversial ban on e-scooters in Victoria, the latest on Australia's interest rates, and an alarming survey showing a lack of willingness among young Australians to serve their country. Cordeaux also touches on issues of national pride, housing struggles of past generations, and questions the credibility of the media's take on nuclear power and alternative energy. It's a thought-provoking episode from the garage, delivered with Cordeaux’s usual frankness.

Basic Topics Spoken About:

• E-scooter bans in Victoria
• The Reserve Bank of Australia’s interest rates
• Greens blocking Labour’s attempt to reshape the RBA
• Survey revealing the decline in national service willingness among young Australians
• Generational differences in housing and financial struggles
• Concerns about government spending and immigration's impact on the housing market
• Controlled burns and bushfire risks
• Media bias on nuclear power and renewable energy
• National pride and the role of education in shaping young Australians' perceptions

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Guests:

• Peter Goers (Special Guest)
• Leon Byner (Additional Guest)
• Jeremy Cordeaux (Main Host)

Dot Point List of Topics Discussed:

• Age, time passing, and reflections on life as one gets older.
• Peter Goers shares his experience with public healthcare and a heartwarming act of kindness during his cataract surgery.
• Discussion on the changing dynamics of radio and television over the years.
• Leon Byner and Peter Goers reflect on their careers in radio, starting young and growing in the industry.
• The impact of Patrick White’s works, particularly his play A Cheery Soul, which is now being performed at Holden Street Theatres.
• Nostalgic discussions about Castle Hill and how the Australian suburbs have changed over time.
• The importance of kindness, recognizing the small things in life, and thanking people for their contributions.

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Key Topics Discussed:

1. Real Estate Practices: Neil Jenman discusses the real estate industry, including unethical practices like auctions and misleading agents.
2. The Housing Crisis: Conversations around housing affordability, the impact of immigration, and the role of local councils in holding up development.
3. Real Estate Marketing Tactics: A critical look at advertising costs and how agents often already know potential buyers before advertising.
4. Negative Gearing and Capital Gains Tax: Discussion on how these factors contribute to the rising costs of housing.
5. Investment Strategies: Jenman advises on becoming a "rentvester" and getting on the property ladder.
6. Government’s Role in Housing: The impact of government regulations, interest rates, and the cost of property development.
7. Corruption in Local Councils: Allegations of brown paper bags and corruption within local councils, delaying development projects.
8. The Impact of Rising Costs: Conversations about wages, the cost of living, and how inflation is affecting the housing market.

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Jeremy Cordeaux's The Court of Public Opinion featured Dr. John Bruni as the special guest, with additional guest Les Elekes. The episode covers various significant topics related to international conflict, intelligence operations, and Australia's economic challenges.

Topics Discussed:

• Dr. Bruni’s childhood and family home, and experiences in Torrensville.
• Lebanon and Israel: Analysis of Israeli intelligence operations and Hezbollah tensions.
• The ongoing war in Gaza, its impact, and how Israel's defense strategy is playing out.
• Israel's multi-front war challenges, including conflict with Hezbollah, Hamas, and Iran-backed forces.
• Discussion on war crimes, state terrorism, and escalating regional conflicts.
• Israel’s military innovations and the role of technology in modern warfare.
• Global defense strategies and the precarious balance in the Middle East.
• Economic tensions in Australia, including real estate costs and inflation.
• Insights into Australia's military leadership and issues surrounding the country's submarine authority.

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In this episode of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux hosts a lively discussion from the Dining Room Table with special guests Bronwyn Bishop, Professor Ian Plimer, and Les Elekes. The conversation covers a range of political and social issues, offering strong opinions on the current government, environmental policies, and Australia's future. Notable moments include commentary on immigration, the Albanese government's performance, and reflections on global leaders like Margaret Thatcher.

List of Topics:

• Bronwyn Bishop's career and longevity in Australian politics
• Reflections on Reg Grundy and Joy Chambers and their contributions to Australian media
• Critique of the Albanese government’s handling of immigration and infrastructure
• Comments on the current energy crisis and policies by Federal Minister Chris Bowen
• Discussions on defence policy, including the purchase of submarines and Australia's military capabilities
• Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan’s impact on global politics
• Concerns about Australia's manufacturing sector and lost job opportunities
• The role of Gina Rinehart in Australia’s business landscape
• Analysis of the Greens and Labor’s influence on national policies
• Reflections on the challenges within Australia's education and healthcare systems

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The Court of Public Opinion with Jeremy Cordeaux on September 20, 2024, features special guest Professor Ian Plimer and guest Les Elekes. The discussion explores diverse topics, from the Australian climate debate to anecdotes about prominent figures like Bronwyn Bishop. Here’s a breakdown of the key points and blog ideas.

Key Topics Discussed:

• Introduction of Professor Ian Plimer
• Professor Plimer’s busy travel schedule across Australia
• Insights into a recent memorial for Reg Grundy
• Professor Plimer’s relationship with Bronwyn Bishop and his public speaking lessons from her
• Conversations on the climate debate and how to speak to different audiences

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In this episode of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux is joined by guest Les Elekes and regular caller Maria. They discuss pressing national issues, including Qantas' downfall under Alan Joyce, the growing skepticism around charities, and Australia’s energy crisis. Maria voices her frustrations about rising electricity costs and criticizes foreign ownership of Australia's energy infrastructure. Les Elekes adds his insights on corporate excess and the impact of government policies on inflation and the cost of living.

Dot Point List of Topics Discussed:

• Rising electricity costs and the impact on the cost of living
• Foreign ownership of Australia’s energy infrastructure
• Criticism of Qantas under Alan Joyce’s leadership
• The need for transparency in charity organizations
• Inflation and the CPI, and how it affects Australian households
• The role of corporate executives and their compensation
• The push for nuclear energy in Australia
• Environmental concerns and the future of coal and nuclear energy

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