The Bureau of Meteorology has been criticised for repeatedly producing inaccurate weather forecasts.

Luke Grant chats with weather expert, Hayden Walker about why the BOM's weather reports are so often erroneous and Hayden's own unique methodology for creating long term forecasts. 

The Bureau of Meteorology has been criticised for repeatedly producing inaccurate weather forecasts.
Luke Grant chats with weather expert, Hayden Walker about why the BOM's weather reports are so often erroneous and Hayden's own unique methodology for creating long term forecasts.

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Why is the BOM always wrong?

Leith Van Onselen, Chief Economist at the MB Fund & MB Super, joins Luke for the Sunday sweep. 

Leith Van Onselen, Chief Economist at the MB Fund &amp; MB Super, joins Luke for the Sunday sweep.&nbsp;

The Sunday Sweep: Leith Van Onselen

"They’ve paid into the system their entire lives, and just at the moment they need it most, the government pulls the rug out from under them."

Joining the show, Dr. Rachel David, CEO of Private Healthcare Australia. With 400,000 members on the full aged pension and hundreds of thousands more living on less than $50,000 a year, this change forces a heartbreaking choice: pay an extra $700 a year or downgrade to "junk" policies with exclusions for the very joint and cardiac surgeries they are likely to need. Is this a necessary generational rebalance or a "hit to the hip pocket" that will push thousands back into crumbling public hospital waiting lists?

"They&rsquo;ve paid into the system their entire lives, and just at the moment they need it most, the government pulls the rug out from under them."
Joining the show, Dr. Rachel David, CEO of Private Healthcare Australia. With 400,000 members on the full aged pension and hundreds of thousands more living on less than $50,000 a year, this change forces a heartbreaking choice: pay an extra $700 a year or downgrade to "junk" policies with exclusions for the very joint and cardiac surgeries they are likely to need. Is this a necessary generational rebalance or a "hit to the hip pocket" that will push thousands back into crumbling public hospital waiting lists?

"A Myth of Wealthy Boomers" - The $3 Billion Health Rebate Scrap Hitting 1.4 Million Aussies

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This week, we explore ANZAC Day.

It's the The Great Australian Radio Show with Luke &amp; Jim!
This week, we explore ANZAC Day.

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