Brent sits down with Jason Morrison to unpack the headlines shaping Australia and the world. From regional politics to global conflicts, this week’s episode dives deep into the issues that matter.

We explore:


Matt Canavan takes the Nationals reins – Can a new leader reconnect the party with regional Australia, or are they clinging to old glory?


Fuel prices on the rise – With Middle East tensions hitting the pumps, is the ACCC really protecting Aussie motorists, or just “watching closely”?


Donald Trump declares victory in Iran – Political theatre or strategic messaging while the military campaign continues?


Foster kids living with a convicted killer – A NSW case sparking outrage. Is this a system failure, or a political one?

Expect tough questions, sharp insights, and the stories that make you think — and maybe even call in with your own take.

Tune in for this week’s Morrison Brief and weigh in: what do these headlines really mean for Australia and beyond?

Brent sits down with&nbsp;Jason Morrison to unpack the headlines shaping Australia and the world. From regional politics to global conflicts, this week&rsquo;s episode dives deep into the issues that matter.
We explore:
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Matt Canavan takes the Nationals reins &ndash; Can a new leader reconnect the party with regional Australia, or are they clinging to old glory?
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Fuel prices on the rise &ndash; With Middle East tensions hitting the pumps, is the ACCC really protecting Aussie motorists, or just &ldquo;watching closely&rdquo;?
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Donald Trump declares victory in Iran &ndash; Political theatre or strategic messaging while the military campaign continues?
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Foster kids living with a convicted killer &ndash; A NSW case sparking outrage. Is this a system failure, or a political one?
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Expect tough questions, sharp insights, and the stories that make you think &mdash; and maybe even call in with your own take.
Tune in for this week&rsquo;s Morrison Brief and weigh in: what do these headlines really mean for Australia and beyond?

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.

This Week on The Morrison Brief: Politics, Prices, and Shocking Stories

Get ready for a flavour-packed, fuss-free dinner with Bree on this week’s episode of Cooking with Bree! We’re serving up a BBQ lamb chop tray bake that’s simple, quick, and has taken social media by storm with over 2 million views.

Learn why forequarter lamb chops are perfect for roasting, how smoky BBQ flavours mingle with bacon and onions, and Bree’s tips for keeping your meat juicy and golden. Perfect for weeknights, casual weekends, or any time you want a one-tray, show-stopping meal.

Fun Fact: Chefs love forequarter chops because the extra fat keeps the meat succulent without extra effort.

Tune in and get all the tips and secrets straight from Bree’s kitchen — your new go-to one-tray lamb recipe awaits!

Watch the recipe video here: BBQ Lamb Chop Tray Bake

Get ready for a flavour-packed, fuss-free dinner with&nbsp;Bree on this week&rsquo;s episode of Cooking with Bree! We&rsquo;re serving up a BBQ lamb chop tray bake that&rsquo;s simple, quick, and has taken social media by storm with over 2 million views.
Learn why forequarter lamb chops are perfect for roasting, how smoky BBQ flavours mingle with bacon and onions, and Bree&rsquo;s tips for keeping your meat juicy and golden. Perfect for weeknights, casual weekends, or any time you want a one-tray, show-stopping meal.
Fun Fact: Chefs love forequarter chops because the extra fat keeps the meat succulent without extra effort.
Tune in and get all the tips and secrets straight from Bree&rsquo;s kitchen &mdash; your new go-to one-tray lamb recipe awaits!
Watch the recipe video here:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1CJRQMFVJF/?mibextid=wwXIfr" data-start="1124" data-end="1211" data-is-last-node="">BBQ Lamb Chop Tray Bake</a>

Cooking with Bree - BBQ Lamb Chop Tray Bake

Australia is one of the biggest gambling nations in the world — and not always in a good way. Every year, Australians bet hundreds of billions of dollars, and millions experience harm from gambling, from financial stress to broken relationships.

Brent talks with public health expert Louise Francis about how gambling became such a huge part of Aussie life, who is at risk, and what the real costs are to families and communities.

We cover:


How big is the industry? Australians lose billions every year — more than some government budgets.


Who is at risk? Around half of people who gamble are considered at risk of harm.


Easy access & marketing: Betting apps, TV ads, and sports sponsorship make it nearly impossible to avoid.


The ripple effect: Gambling harm doesn’t just affect the player — families and communities feel it too.

Join us to understand the scale of gambling in Australia, why it’s so harmful, and what can be done to protect people.

Are we normalising harm for profit? Listen and decide.

Australia is one of the biggest gambling nations in the world &mdash; and not always in a good way. Every year, Australians bet hundreds of billions of dollars, and millions experience harm from gambling, from financial stress to broken relationships.
Brent&nbsp;talks with public health expert Louise Francis about how gambling became such a huge part of Aussie life, who is at risk, and what the real costs are to families and communities.
We cover:
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How big is the industry? Australians lose billions every year &mdash; more than some government budgets.
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Who is at risk? Around half of people who gamble are considered at risk of harm.
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Easy access &amp; marketing: Betting apps, TV ads, and sports sponsorship make it nearly impossible to avoid.
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The ripple effect: Gambling harm doesn&rsquo;t just affect the player &mdash; families and communities feel it too.
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Join us to understand the scale of gambling in Australia, why it&rsquo;s so harmful, and what can be done to protect people.
Are we normalising harm for profit? Listen and decide.

Gambling in Australia: The Billion-Dollar Empire of Harm

Why are specialist medical fees rising faster than inflation, and what does it mean for Australians’ wallets? In this episode, we talk with Peter Breadon, Health Program Director at the Grattan Institute, about the debate over transparency, Medicare rebates, and the real cost of care.

We explore:


Why “bill shock” still affects patients despite new fee-comparison tools.


How rising gap fees impact rural and low-income communities.


Whether publishing prices really makes healthcare more affordable—or could backfire.


Lessons from other countries on regulating specialist fees.

Is transparency enough, or do we need deeper reform to keep specialist care accessible for everyone? Join us and hear the expert view.

Why are specialist medical fees rising faster than inflation, and what does it mean for Australians&rsquo; wallets? In this episode, we talk with Peter Breadon, Health Program Director at the Grattan Institute, about the debate over transparency, Medicare rebates, and the real cost of care.
We explore:
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Why &ldquo;bill shock&rdquo; still affects patients despite new fee-comparison tools.
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How rising gap fees impact rural and low-income communities.
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Whether publishing prices really makes healthcare more affordable&mdash;or could backfire.
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Lessons from other countries on regulating specialist fees.
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Is transparency enough, or do we need deeper reform to keep specialist care accessible for everyone? Join us and hear the expert view.

This Week on The Morrison Brief: Politics, Prices, and Shocking Stories

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