On the latest episode of The Mainstream podcast, the Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam shared the good news that Chris Bowen will likely be moved to the backbench in the coming months to allow for Labor to crabwalk away from its net zero commitments.

On the latest episode of The Mainstream podcast, the Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss why Dan is dressed to impress having recorded the episode after appearing before a Greens-led Senate committee into so-called ‘misinformation’ on "climate change".

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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.

On the latest episode of The Mainstream podcast, the Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss whether this is the beginning of the end of the Liberal Party; Daniel predicts, and early federal election will take place, with Labor to gain in the Senate as well.

The Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss the shadow minister for Home Affairs, Andrew Hastie's, intervention into public debate about the future of the Australian way of life, and why more debate, and more voices is critical.

The Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam share differing views on whether burning the Australian flag should be a criminal offence as they discuss new IPA research on Australians’ attitudes toward the burning of their flag.

Dan and John also discuss the decision of Prime Minister Albanese to 'recognise' Palestinian statehood; the record decline in trust of Australians toward the media; and how Labor have been captured by narrow, sectional interests.

John reviews a book he has been reading, End Times by Peter Turchin, and they share their unique perspective on the decision of the AFL to have Snoop Dogg perform at the Grand Final.

The Mainstream with Daniel Wild and John Roskam is a podcast of the Institute of Public Affairs.

The Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss what Dan learned from his trip to Canberra earlier in the week when Barnaby Joyce submitted his private members bill to abolish net zero into parliament.

Dan and John discuss why they believe the Coalition will almost certainly dump net zero this year, and the changing dynamics of the Senate and how this is affecting the gravitational pull of policy.

They also look at the rightward shift of young men in Europe and Japan and implications for politics in Australia.

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The Mainstream with Daniel Wild and John Roskam is a podcast of the Institute of Public Affairs. To find out more about the IPA's research visit: www.ipa.org.au

The Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss the latest developments in the debate about net zero with Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce set to introduce a Private Members Bill into federal parliament calling for the abolition of net zero.

Dan and John as discuss the declining study of history at Australian universities which is being replaced by a surge of enthusiasm among young Australians for alternative forms of education and information; the utter failure of big business in their capacity to lead debate in Australia; and the long and often indirect path toward achieving important political culture victories for the mainstream.

Plus, Dan and John share their highlights of the past week!

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The Mainstream with Daniel Wild and John Roskam is a podcast of the Institute of Public Affairs. To find out more about the IPA's research visit: www.ipa.org.au