Join NSW Independent Mark Latham as he dives deep into the stories making headlines this week. From Middle East diplomacy to national security and local politics, Mark delivers his unfiltered take.

In this episode:


The Gaza peace deal: Could Trump’s negotiations finally bring hostages home and a path to long-term peace?


Australia’s stance on Palestine and Netanyahu’s response.


The ISIS brides controversy: Why Mark believes bringing them back puts Australians at risk.


Worker’s compensation reforms in NSW and the struggle for lifelong support for injured workers.


Free speech, protests, and public safety: Mark weighs in on the Opera House demonstration.


Reflections on global politics, from Ukraine and Russia to economic development in the Middle East.

Always telling it like it is, Mark Latham unpacks the politics, policies, and headlines you need to hear.

Join NSW Independent Mark Latham as he dives deep into the stories making headlines this week. From Middle East diplomacy to national security and local politics, Mark delivers his unfiltered take.
In this episode:
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The Gaza peace deal: Could Trump&rsquo;s negotiations finally bring hostages home and a path to long-term peace?
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Australia&rsquo;s stance on Palestine and Netanyahu&rsquo;s response.
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The ISIS brides controversy: Why Mark believes bringing them back puts Australians at risk.
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Worker&rsquo;s compensation reforms in NSW and the struggle for lifelong support for injured workers.
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Free speech, protests, and public safety: Mark weighs in on the Opera House demonstration.
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Reflections on global politics, from Ukraine and Russia to economic development in the Middle East.
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Always telling it like it is, Mark Latham unpacks the politics, policies, and headlines you need to hear.

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.

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Mark Latham on Middle East Peace, ISIS Brides, and the State of Australia

Brent sits down with Mark Latham MLC to dissect a massive week in Australian politics. From national security and the cost of living to a by-election that is turning traditional party lines upside down, nothing is off the table.


The ISIS Brides: Following recent arrests and charges, we ask the hard question: is this just the tip of the iceberg? Are more charges looming for those who returned?


Economic Crosshairs: With whispers of changes to Capital Gains Tax and Negative Gearing, we examine the potential ripple effects on an already fragile housing market and the broader economy.


Fueling PNG: As Australia struggles with its own domestic pressures, is now the right time to be subsidizing fuel for Papua New Guinea?


The RBA vs. Canberra: Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock hasn’t held back, suggesting government spending is fueling the interest rate fire. We break down the tension between the bank and the boardroom.


The Farrer By-election: It’s the race everyone is watching. As the seat looks to replace Sussan Ley, the One Nation candidate has made waves by breaking ranks with the party line. Is this a strategic move or a campaign in chaos?

Brent sits down with Mark Latham MLC to dissect a massive week in Australian politics. From national security and the cost of living to a by-election that is turning traditional party lines upside down, nothing is off the table.
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<li>
The ISIS Brides: Following recent arrests and charges, we ask the hard question: is this just the tip of the iceberg? Are more charges looming for those who returned?
</li>
<li>
Economic Crosshairs: With whispers of changes to Capital Gains Tax and Negative Gearing, we examine the potential ripple effects on an already fragile housing market and the broader economy.
</li>
<li>
Fueling PNG: As Australia struggles with its own domestic pressures, is now the right time to be subsidizing fuel for Papua New Guinea?
</li>
<li>
The RBA vs. Canberra: Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock hasn&rsquo;t held back, suggesting government spending is fueling the interest rate fire. We break down the tension between the bank and the boardroom.
</li>
<li>
The Farrer By-election: It&rsquo;s the race everyone is watching. As the seat looks to replace Sussan Ley, the One Nation candidate has made waves by breaking ranks with the party line. Is this a strategic move or a campaign in chaos?
</li>
</ul>

ISIS Brides, Economic Shifts & The Farrer Firestorm: The Week That Was

Brent is back to break down the biggest gear releases of the week! Joining him is Australia’s premier tech expert, Stephen Fenech from TechGuide.com.au.

This week, the duo dives into the future of home entertainment and domestic automation. First up, we explore the new Bose Lifestyle Collection, designed to create a seamless, high-fidelity audio web throughout your entire home. If you’re looking to go big—and we mean really big—Stephen gives us the lowdown on the Hisense XR10 Flagship Projector, the tech that’s finally making the "cinema at home" dream a reality.

Plus, we tackle the ultimate chore-killer: the Dyson SpotScrub AI. Is this the robot vacuum that finally masters the corners? Brent and Stephen discuss whether Dyson’s latest AI-powered mop and vacuum combo lives up to the massive hype.

Brent is back to break down the biggest gear releases of the week! Joining him is Australia&rsquo;s premier tech expert, Stephen Fenech from TechGuide.com.au.
This week, the duo dives into the future of home entertainment and domestic automation. First up, we explore the new Bose Lifestyle Collection, designed to create a seamless, high-fidelity audio web throughout your entire home. If you&rsquo;re looking to go big&mdash;and we mean really big&mdash;Stephen gives us the lowdown on the Hisense XR10 Flagship Projector, the tech that&rsquo;s finally making the "cinema at home" dream a reality.
Plus, we tackle the ultimate chore-killer: the Dyson SpotScrub AI. Is this the robot vacuum that finally masters the corners? Brent and Stephen discuss whether Dyson&rsquo;s latest AI-powered mop and vacuum combo lives up to the massive hype.

Cinema Sound, Giant Screens & AI Cleaners: Your Week in Tech

This week on The Morrison Brief, Brent sits down with Jason Morrison to tackle three of the biggest headlines hitting the national stage. From security high-alerts to multi-billion dollar budget black holes, it is a deep dive into the stories that are actually costing Australians.


ISIS-Linked Returns: As mothers and children land in Australia, the security risk is only half the story. If the mothers are jailed, who picks up the bill for long-term care and de-radicalization?


The Inland Rail Trainwreck: How did a freight project go from an $8 billion vision to a $45 billion nightmare? With sections now frozen, has this officially become Australia's biggest "white elephant"?


The Political "Schoolyard": From campaign events ending in chaos to scuffles involving senators—what happened to professionalism in Canberra?

Join us for a breakdown of the facts that the official talking points might be missing.

This week on&nbsp;The Morrison Brief, Brent sits down with Jason Morrison to tackle three of the biggest headlines hitting the national stage. From security high-alerts to multi-billion dollar budget black holes, it is a deep dive into the stories that are actually costing Australians.
<ul>
<li>
ISIS-Linked Returns: As mothers and children land in Australia, the security risk is only half the story. If the mothers are jailed, who picks up the bill for long-term care and de-radicalization?
</li>
<li>
The Inland Rail Trainwreck: How did a freight project go from an $8 billion vision to a $45 billion nightmare? With sections now frozen, has this officially become Australia's biggest "white elephant"?
</li>
<li>
The Political "Schoolyard": From campaign events ending in chaos to scuffles involving senators&mdash;what happened to professionalism in Canberra?
</li>
</ul>
Join us for a breakdown of the facts that the official talking points might be missing.

Mark Latham on Middle East Peace, ISIS Brides, and the State of Australia

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