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Australians say Net Zero is Dead; One Nation’s Future; Bowen V Thatcher | The Mainstream S1E10
The Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss secret polling that shows more Australians support the use of coal than they do the policy of net zero; and why the federal Liberal Party is becoming 'Victorianised' and could land on the worst of all possible net zero positions.
Daniel and John discuss why Andrew Hastie one day may lead One Nation when Pauline Hanson retires; and they discuss how the media deceives Australians; why some in the Liberal Party do not like Sky After Dark; and John shares why he has been watching more Joe Rogan lately.
The Mainstream with Daniel Wild and John Roskam is a podcast of the Institute of Public Affairs.
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By TheMainstreamwithJohnRoskamandDanielWildThe Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss secret polling that shows more Australians support the use of coal than they do the policy of net zero; and why the federal Liberal Party is becoming 'Victorianised' and could land on the worst of all possible net zero positions.
Daniel and John discuss why Andrew Hastie one day may lead One Nation when Pauline Hanson retires; and they discuss how the media deceives Australians; why some in the Liberal Party do not like Sky After Dark; and John shares why he has been watching more Joe Rogan lately.
The Mainstream with Daniel Wild and John Roskam is a podcast of the Institute of Public Affairs.
Subscribe to keep up to date with the Institute of Public Affairs’ latest research: https://ipa.org.au/#signup
If you would like to support more content like this, please consider making a tax-deductible donation at https://members.ipa.org.au/donate/
To find out more about the IPA’s research or to become a member visit https://ipa.org.au