Are you confident spotting what’s real online versus AI-generated? This Get Online Week, experts reveal that one in three Australians struggle to tell the difference, and many are concerned about scams.

Joining us is Jess Wilson, CEO of The Good Things Foundation, to talk about how free community events across the country are helping Australians of all ages build digital skills, stay safe online, and feel more confident.

We’ll explore how almost half of Australians find scams harder to spot, why vulnerable groups—including grandparents, regional communities, and people with accessibility challenges—are most affected, and how practical, hands-on events can empower people to navigate the online world safely.

Tune in to learn how Australians are being supported to stay safe, spot scams, and thrive online in an AI-driven world.

Are you confident spotting what&rsquo;s real online versus AI-generated? This&nbsp;Get Online Week, experts reveal that one in three Australians struggle to tell the difference, and many are concerned about scams.
Joining us is Jess Wilson, CEO of The Good Things Foundation, to talk about how free community events across the country are helping Australians of all ages build digital skills, stay safe online, and feel more confident.
We&rsquo;ll explore how almost half of Australians find scams harder to spot, why vulnerable groups&mdash;including grandparents, regional communities, and people with accessibility challenges&mdash;are most affected, and how practical, hands-on events can empower people to navigate the online world safely.
Tune in to learn how Australians are being supported to stay safe, spot scams, and thrive online in an AI-driven world.

Join Brent Bultitude every weekend for lively chats with industry insiders and special guests! Covering the latest trends and exciting topics, it's your go-to for fresh insights and fun conversations.

Tune in for your weekend fix of thought-provoking conversation!

Join&nbsp;Brent Bultitude&nbsp;every weekend for lively chats with industry insiders and special guests! Covering the latest trends and exciting topics, it's your go-to for fresh insights and fun conversations.
Tune in for your weekend fix of thought-provoking conversation!

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Brent’s Business background and personality are fundamental to asking the right people the right questions with interviews, the latest news, quizzes, music and your calls on 13 12 69.

Plus Brent interviews many more people that are going to tell us what’s going from stories in the news to the things you care about.

Brent&rsquo;s Business background and personality are fundamental to asking the right people the right questions with interviews, the latest news, quizzes, music and your calls on 13 12 69. Plus Brent interviews many more people that are going to tell us what&rsquo;s going from stories in the news to the things you care about.

Get Online Week: Boosting Digital Confidence in an AI World

Alex Malley is back with his weekly roundup of the good, the bad, and the unbelievable. From Melbourne’s cloned number plates to daring rescues at sea, Alex separates the heroes from the villains so you know exactly who’s making a difference — and who’s testing your patience.

Villains:


Cloned Number Plates: A Melbourne man keeps getting fines for a stranger’s hooning bike because he was the last registered owner. Alex calls it “an admin nightmare.”


Nathan McKeown: Faked his ute stolen with his dog inside, sparking a national search. Turns out he’d forgotten where he parked while drunk and stoned. Spared jail. Lesson: tell your wife the truth.


Capital Gains Tax Changes: Alex warns this isn’t reform, it’s a “revenue grab” that won’t ease the housing crisis.

Heroes:


Hope for Children with Brain Cancer: A world-first personalized vaccine trial will roll out across eight hospitals in Australia, targeting therapy based on genetic sequencing of children’s tumors.


NSW Deputy Premier Prue Car: Returns to work after a second cancer diagnosis, a true example of resilience and courage.


Austin Applebee: The 13-year-old who swam four kilometres alone in Perth to save his mum and siblings stranded at sea. “Lesson — don’t go too far out with a kayak and inflatables!”

Alex Malley is back with his weekly roundup of the good, the bad, and the unbelievable. From Melbourne&rsquo;s cloned number plates to daring rescues at sea, Alex separates the heroes from the villains so you know exactly who&rsquo;s making a difference &mdash; and who&rsquo;s testing your patience.
Villains:
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Cloned Number Plates: A Melbourne man keeps getting fines for a stranger&rsquo;s hooning bike because he was the last registered owner. Alex calls it &ldquo;an admin nightmare.&rdquo;
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Nathan McKeown: Faked his ute stolen with his dog inside, sparking a national search. Turns out he&rsquo;d forgotten where he parked while drunk and stoned. Spared jail. Lesson: tell your wife the truth.
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Capital Gains Tax Changes: Alex warns this isn&rsquo;t reform, it&rsquo;s a &ldquo;revenue grab&rdquo; that won&rsquo;t ease the housing crisis.
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Heroes:
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Hope for Children with Brain Cancer: A world-first personalized vaccine trial will roll out across eight hospitals in Australia, targeting therapy based on genetic sequencing of children&rsquo;s tumors.
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NSW Deputy Premier Prue Car: Returns to work after a second cancer diagnosis, a true example of resilience and courage.
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Austin Applebee: The 13-year-old who swam four kilometres alone in Perth to save his mum and siblings stranded at sea. &ldquo;Lesson &mdash; don&rsquo;t go too far out with a kayak and inflatables!&rdquo;
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Heroes & Villains of the Week with Alex Malley

Jason Morrison is back with Brent for a special follow-up edition of The Morrison Brief, diving deeper into the Morrison analysis. They continue the discussion on Anthony Albanese’s plan to sell off $3 billion worth of historic defence sites.

Jason has crunched the numbers and breaks down how much the government will actually make, and what this means for taxpayers and Australia’s defence heritage.

Tune in for insight on the real value of these sites, potential risks, and why some of these historic assets might be worth more than just a price tag.

Fun Fact: Some of these defence sites date back over 100 years and have played key roles in Australia’s military history 🇦🇺.

Listen for a detailed, numbers-driven breakdown you won’t get anywhere else.

Jason Morrison&nbsp;is back with Brent for a special follow-up edition of The Morrison Brief, diving deeper into the Morrison analysis. They continue the discussion on Anthony Albanese&rsquo;s plan to sell off $3 billion worth of historic defence sites.
Jason has crunched the numbers and breaks down how much the government will actually make, and what this means for taxpayers and Australia&rsquo;s defence heritage.
Tune in for insight on the real value of these sites, potential risks, and why some of these historic assets might be worth more than just a price tag.
Fun Fact: Some of these defence sites date back over 100 years and have played key roles in Australia&rsquo;s military history 🇦🇺.
Listen for a detailed, numbers-driven breakdown you won&rsquo;t get anywhere else.

The Morrison Brief – Special Follow-Up

We’re taking a trip to the Hunter Valley and Newcastle! Quentin Long, publisher of Australian Traveller, joins us to explore why this region is quietly becoming one of Australia’s must-visit destinations.

From culture and dining in Newcastle to hidden gems across the Hunter, Quentin shares his insider tips on slowing down, taking the back roads, and discovering villages away from the tour buses.

Fun fact: The Hunter isn’t just about Pokolbin anymore — some of its hidden spots have been quietly perfecting local produce, wine, and experiences for years.

Join us for this guided tour from Quentin Long and get inspired to rediscover one of Australia’s most overlooked regions.

We&rsquo;re taking a trip to the Hunter Valley and Newcastle!&nbsp;Quentin Long, publisher of Australian Traveller, joins us to explore why this region is quietly becoming one of Australia&rsquo;s must-visit destinations.
From culture and dining in Newcastle to hidden gems across the Hunter, Quentin shares his insider tips on slowing down, taking the back roads, and discovering villages away from the tour buses.
Fun fact: The Hunter isn&rsquo;t just about Pokolbin anymore &mdash; some of its hidden spots have been quietly perfecting local produce, wine, and experiences for years.
Join us for this guided tour from Quentin Long and get inspired to rediscover one of Australia&rsquo;s most overlooked regions.

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