Afternoons with Michael McLaren
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BREAKING - RBA makes call on cash rate
The RBA has increased the official cash rate.
05:32
McLaren - What Australia is risking by staying out of the US-Iran conflict
Michael McLaren has issued a warning to the various American allies, including Australia, who have chosen not to get involved in Trump's bid to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
07:54
Michael McLaren - The existential threat to the major Parties
Pauline Hanson's One Nation has caught up to the major parties, with NSW voters vastly preferring them over Labor and the Coalition.
08:45
Great Western Highway closure heavily impacting freight
Executive Director of Ron Finemore Transport Ron Finemore joined us to discuss the impact of the closure is having on the Great Western Highway.
07:12
Great Western Highway closed for three months over safety concerns
Minister for Roads and Regional Transport Jenny Aitchison joined 2GB Afternoons to provide an update on why the highway will remain closed for a further three months.
11:14
Did the US break international law with their attack on Iran?
Since the start of the US-Iran conflict, international law experts and politicians have claimed the United States of America's actions were illegal.
10:53
What the US-Iran conflict has revealed about Australia's water infrastructure
Michael McLaren has warned Australia needs to invest heavily in water infrastructure as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East serves as a "timely reminder".
07:50
Michael McLaren's reflections as members of Iranian women soccer team are granted asylum
Michael McLaren has made some reflections after seven of the Iranian female soccer team were granted asylum by Immigration Minister Tony Burke.
07:27
'Laptop class' - AI and offshore labor under new WFH mandates
Economist Adam Creighton warns that legislating work-from-home rights may backfire by making Australian white-collar workers too expensive and easily replaceable by algorithms or cheaper overseas jurisdictions.
14:24
'Populist nonsense' - Australia’s 36-day fuel gamble exposed as Iran war ignites global oil crisis
Australia faces a dire economic reckoning as regional conflict and a blockaded Strait of Hormuz reveal the nation’s "unprepared and vulnerable" 36-day fuel stockpile, far short of international obligations. Michael McLaren says decades of "populist nonsense" and a blind faith in just-in-time suppl…
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