Political strategist and author, Jake Thrupp, joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive to talk about why we should look outside AUKUS to develop a submarine program.

 

Political strategist and author,&nbsp;Jake Thrupp, joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive to talk about why we should look outside AUKUS to develop a submarine program.
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4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

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Doubts circling around the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal

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Ministry of Common Sense is back with James Mathias exposing the bizarre complexity of Australia's industrial relations, where waitstaff are paid differently just for carrying a plate away from a table versus to it. 

Discover why "common sense" is disappearing from our workplaces and how 122 different awards are making it nearly impossible for small businesses to survive.

Ministry of Common Sense is back with James Mathias exposing the bizarre complexity of Australia's industrial relations, where waitstaff are paid differently just for carrying a plate away from a table versus to it. 
Discover why "common sense" is disappearing from our workplaces and how 122 different awards are making it nearly impossible for small businesses to survive.

Why Australia’s "insane" 122-award system is killing your local cafe

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/8a8d4c4a-7331-4bb1-9397-b41f0079da99/transcript

Tens of thousands of South East Queensland commuters are facing a "rancid" journey home as a snap strike by rail and bus unions brings the network to a standstill. 

While the state government and Queensland Rail call the action "outrageous" during a fuel crisis, the union insists their members are sitting at their desks ready to work if the trains are allowed to run.

Tens of thousands of South East Queensland commuters are facing a "rancid" journey home as a snap strike by rail and bus unions brings the network to a standstill. 
While the state government and Queensland Rail call the action "outrageous" during a fuel crisis, the union insists their members are sitting at their desks ready to work if the trains are allowed to run.

News Deep Dive: Commuters stranded as QR and Unions trade blame

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/e56806c6-fc5d-4bfe-9fc9-b41f00707df1/transcript

Doubts circling around the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal

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