Long Distance Call

Who You Trust Not To Change Your Lives


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As the political year draws to a close in Canberra, an election is looming for the not-too-distant-future.

Geraldine and Eliza discuss an article published in the Australian Financial Review this week headlined “This election is about who you trust not the change your lives”.

It's written by the head of a Labor-aligned think tank, the John Curtin Research Centre.

The article concludes that “these are nation-building times, but people desire change with continuity”. So what does that mean for the contest at the next election?

Also this week, Eliza’s pick for TV interview of the year.

Geraldine watches a new documentary on Billy Graham.

And the pros and cons of fake fruit.

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Long Distance CallBy Eliza Harvey