Michael is joined by Ross O'Meara, Chef and Game Harvester to detail the In's, Out's right and wrongs of harvesting game meat. Maybe it's your families new favourite meal?

Michael is joined by Ross O'Meara, Chef and Game Harvester to detail the In's, Out's right and wrongs of harvesting game meat. Maybe it's your families new favourite meal?

Join Michael McLaren on 2GB Afternoons for a mix of news, opinion, entertainment and fun from 12.00pm - 3.00pm, Monday to Friday.

You can contact the show on the text line 0460 873 873

Join Michael McLaren on 2GB Afternoons for a mix of news, opinion, entertainment and fun from 12.00pm - 3.00pm, Monday to Friday.
You can contact the show on the text line 0460 873 873

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Afternoons with Michael McLaren - Friday, 20th February

As global arms control treaties expire and regional threats escalate, defense experts warn that Australia may need to consider developing its own nuclear deterrent to maintain sovereignty and military credibility.

Peter Hartcher, Political and International Editor for the Sydney Morning Herald says that Australia must be "wide-eyed" about a crumbling global order.

As global arms control treaties expire and regional threats escalate, defense experts warn that Australia may need to consider developing its own nuclear deterrent to maintain sovereignty and military credibility.
Peter Hartcher, Political and International Editor for the Sydney Morning Herald says that Australia must be "wide-eyed" about a crumbling global order.

'Everything's changed' - Australia urged to rethink nuclear weapons

The Australian government’s "carbon leakage" review suggests implementing new import tariffs to protect local manufacturers from cheaper, high-emission foreign competitors.

Michael McLaren warn this "rising tide" will ultimately lead to higher prices for consumers.

The Australian government&rsquo;s "carbon leakage" review suggests implementing new import tariffs to protect local manufacturers from cheaper, high-emission foreign competitors.
Michael McLaren warn this "rising tide" will ultimately lead to higher prices for consumers.

Friday Food: Game Meat, join Michael for the in's and out's of Aussie and International Game Meat

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