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  • Billionaire hypocrites
    Australians can do anything when we come together - everything except have a civil conversation. And as if being lectured by billionaires about climate change isn't bad enough, now we're being lectured by a billionaire who owns an airline. Yes, Richard Branson - launching a cruise lineI - lectures YOU about carbon emissions. And to support his case he's turning to ... wait for it ... Tim Flannery. You can't make this stuff up.
    37 min
  • Media gaslights with climate lies
    Climate change and bushfires are serious - so serious that there's no need to lie or hide the real story. So why does the media lie? Today we explain some of the more egregious half-truths the media is telling about bushfires, and why the climate warriors are the Westboro Baptists of Australia.
    36 min
  • Ghouls, tools and fools
    Thousands of people have been evacuated, hundreds of homes destroyed and people are dead from bushfires in NSW. So, of course, this is the perfect time for the Greens to try to capitalise on the misery and suffering of their fellow Australians. They are opportunistic ghouls who should be ashamed of themselves - but not only are they ghouls, they're fools as well. Australia's emissions are less than irrelevant.
    30 min
  • Best post-mortem ever
    Post-mortems are usually sombre. After all, it means, someone died (it's even in the name!) but Labor's election post-mortem is AWESOME.
    Today we breakdown Labor's election analysis so you can re-live your favourite moments from 2019 - except for the bits they left out and the bits they fudged, then we examine renewables' 10 minutes of sunshine (literally) and there might just be hope for the culture yet.
    29 min
  • When Yeltsin went to a supermarket
    Today we defend billionaires against the economic dumb-dumbs at The Guardian, why Yeltsin going to a supermarket changed the world, and did 11,000 scientists really signs paper to "fight climate change"? It depends on your definition of a scientist. And should you feel guilty about eating "Indigenous food"? and what is it?
    32 min
  • The war on Facebook is a war on you
    The left has declared war on free speech on Facebook. They want to turn the platform into a publisher - that means FB will be responsible for every comment. First, political ads will be fact checked. Then political comment will be fact-checked (because organic is more powerful than a paid ad). That's when it'll hit you. How free will your speech be when the left is judge and jury?
    And who would have thought that medivac from Manus and Nauru would be rorted? All of you? Really? Well, you were right.
    36 min
  • Big money buys politicians
    Big money buys politicians - we've been told that for decades by the left. But we were wrong! You see, it's now OK when that money is 'green' money going to support environmentally minded independents. Even when those big money donors have investments in green industries.
    But there's a big difference between what they want and what you want - and we have the data that proves it. From the ABC.
    35 min
  • ScoMo reopens the culture war
    Who knew ScoMo had it in him?
    On Friday, Morrison spoke to the Queensland Resources Council and declared war on the so-called progressive left on behalf of the Quiet Australians.
    Make no mistake, this was more than a speech to miners. It was a call to arms for cultural warriors that the government has your back and the PM is on your side. Which is why the media did its darnedest to misrepresent it. Morrison wasn't saying the free speech of protestors would be silenced, he said the silent majority would be heard.
    34 min
  • Why can't the Greens condemn vile protestors?
    The protestors in Melbourne are spitting on people and slapping horses, but Bob Brown calls them "noble" and Adam Bandt won't condemn them. Why are the Greens so scared of doing the right thing? And how activists helped cause the California wildfires - a warning about stakeholders having more power than shareholders.
    39 min
  • Ride of the Woke-iries
    Violent fascists take over the streets of Melbourne again - isn't it time they were sent a bill? And you know cancel culture's gone too far when even Barack Obama says the woke need to wake up to themselves. But he has a very short memory.
    And it seems Labor might be realising that it isn't riding the wave of political correctness, but will be its victim.
    30 min

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