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The recent US presidential debate left many questioning Joe Biden's viability as the Democratic candidate, with significant challenges highlighted in his performance against Donald Trump.
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Former NRL star Jarryd Hayne expressed gratitude to his supporters after his sexual assault charges were formally dropped in a Sydney court, marking an emotional end to a six-year legal battle.
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Listen to the full show podcast for Thursday, June 27th.
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Mark Speakman rebuts backlash by Wes Fang over unannounced visit, emphasising a focus on community engagement and policy priorities amidst internal coalition tensions.
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Shadow Education Minister Sarah Henderson criticises the University of Sydney for its failure to protect Jewish students and staff, calling for leadership changes and urging stronger enforcement of university rules.
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Andy Smidt, a former lecturer at the University of Sydney, discusses her resignation due to increasing anti-Semitism and safety concerns, highlighting the distress and intimidation faced by Jewish staff and students on campus.
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Vice Chancellor Mark Scott's handling of a pro-Palestinian encampment has alienated the Jewish community, prompting criticism and loss of confidence in the university's ability to ensure Jewish students' and staff's safety.
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Listen to the full show podcast for Wednesday, June 26th.
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Shadow Climate Change & Energy Minister Ted O'Brien raises concerns over the government's energy transition strategy, questioning the feasibility of meeting renewable targets and the lack of cost transparency.
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Health Minister Ryan Park discusses the extreme pressure on hospitals due to winter illnesses, the impact of NDIS delays, and new vape legislation while emphasising the urgent need for flu vaccinations and addressing ongoing issues with nurse pay and hospital capacity.
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