On this episode of The Young Perspective, Brent talks with D’Arcy Richardson about stories shaping Australia’s youth:


NT Schools & the Anthem: All students must now sing both verses of Advance Australia Fair and learn about national symbols. Is this pride or just symbolism?


Australian of the Year 2026: Katherine Bennell Pegg, future astronaut and space tech leader, is inspiring kids to dream big. Should the award focus on future promise or immediate impact?


Flag Burning Debate: Federal MPs rejected criminalising flag burning. Free speech, political caution, or something else?

Join Brent and D’Arcy as they break down these stories, share insights, and ask the questions that make you think.

On this episode of&nbsp;The Young Perspective, Brent talks with D&rsquo;Arcy Richardson about stories shaping Australia&rsquo;s youth:
<ul>
<li>
NT Schools &amp; the Anthem: All students must now sing both verses of Advance Australia Fair and learn about national symbols. Is this pride or just symbolism?
</li>
<li>
Australian of the Year 2026: Katherine Bennell Pegg, future astronaut and space tech leader, is inspiring kids to dream big. Should the award focus on future promise or immediate impact?
</li>
<li>
Flag Burning Debate: Federal MPs rejected criminalising flag burning. Free speech, political caution, or something else?
</li>
</ul>
Join Brent and D&rsquo;Arcy as they break down these stories, share insights, and ask the questions that make you think.

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.

The Young Perspective – Pride, Space, and Flag Debate

Brent talks with Stephen Fenech from TechGuild.com.au about the latest in tech news that affects everyday Australians. Find out why Telstra customers were suddenly cut off after an Apple update bricked older iPhones. We compare Microsoft Defender with traditional antivirus services to see which keeps your devices safest. Plus, the Apple Watch can now detect hypertension – a key warning sign of chronic high blood pressure. And Apple has launched a new AirTag that’s easier to find, with a wider range and a louder onboard speaker. Tune in for the latest updates, explained in simple, practical terms for everyone.

Brent talks with Stephen Fenech from TechGuild.com.au about the latest in tech news that affects everyday Australians. Find out why Telstra customers were suddenly cut off after an Apple update bricked older iPhones. We compare Microsoft Defender with traditional antivirus services to see which keeps your devices safest. Plus, the Apple Watch can now detect hypertension &ndash; a key warning sign of chronic high blood pressure. And Apple has launched a new AirTag that&rsquo;s easier to find, with a wider range and a louder onboard speaker. Tune in for the latest updates, explained in simple, practical terms for everyone.

Tech Trouble and Apple Updates: iPhones, AirTags, and Health Alerts

This week on The Week That Was, Brent is joined by Mark Latham to break down the headlines shaping Australia right now. Inflation is back, biting into household budgets as housing, food, and power costs climb. The NDIS is spiraling, now costing $50 billion a year, and reform feels out of reach. NSW public service sick leave is raising productivity concerns, while the Minns Government is floating tougher protest laws — sparking debates about civil liberties. Plus, NSW politics is messy, with Coalition leadership in flux, Anzac Day rules under fire, and unions clashing over workplace computer access. Brent and Mark cut through the noise to explain what it all means for everyday Australians.

This week on The Week That Was, Brent is joined by Mark Latham to break down the headlines shaping Australia right now. Inflation is back, biting into household budgets as housing, food, and power costs climb. The NDIS is spiraling, now costing $50 billion a year, and reform feels out of reach. NSW public service sick leave is raising productivity concerns, while the Minns Government is floating tougher protest laws &mdash; sparking debates about civil liberties. Plus, NSW politics is messy, with Coalition leadership in flux, Anzac Day rules under fire, and unions clashing over workplace computer access. Brent and Mark cut through the noise to explain what it all means for everyday Australians.

The Week That Was: Inflation, NDIS Chaos, Sickies and Protest Laws.

Brent sits down with Jason Morrison for The Morrison Brief, unpacking the news and politics shaping Australia today. From rising prices to national security, nothing is off limits.

What’s on the table:


Inflation and the economy: Yesterday’s inflation figures show prices climbing again. Jason and Brent discuss who’s really to blame—government spending, the Reserve Bank, or both—and what it means for household budgets.


China and the Port of Darwin: Canberra wants the port back, but Beijing isn’t happy. How often does Australia flinch, and when should national interest come first?


Australia Day Weekend chaos: Hate speech, protests, and flag burning highlight inconsistency in law enforcement. What does this mean for fairness and trust in our communities?


Coalition drama: Sussan Ley reaches out to David Littleproud amid internal party tensions and spill motions. Can the Liberals and Nationals find a path back to unity?

Brent sits down with Jason Morrison for The Morrison Brief, unpacking the news and politics shaping Australia today. From rising prices to national security, nothing is off limits.
What&rsquo;s on the table:
<ul>
<li>
Inflation and the economy: Yesterday&rsquo;s inflation figures show prices climbing again. Jason and Brent discuss who&rsquo;s really to blame&mdash;government spending, the Reserve Bank, or both&mdash;and what it means for household budgets.
</li>
<li>
China and the Port of Darwin: Canberra wants the port back, but Beijing isn&rsquo;t happy. How often does Australia flinch, and when should national interest come first?
</li>
<li>
Australia Day Weekend chaos: Hate speech, protests, and flag burning highlight inconsistency in law enforcement. What does this mean for fairness and trust in our communities?
</li>
<li>
Coalition drama: Sussan Ley reaches out to David Littleproud amid internal party tensions and spill motions. Can the Liberals and Nationals find a path back to unity?
</li>
</ul>

The Young Perspective – Pride, Space, and Flag Debate

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