Join Mark Latham, Member of the NSW Legislative Council, and Brent Bultitude on this week’s Views on News as they dive into the latest political headlines from Australia and around the world.

Including the Anzac Day Welcome to Country, new NSW legislation, and Labor’s nuclear ad in the federal campaign. They also cover the budget update with an 8.5% spending increase, Defence policy changes, and key speeches from Peter Dutton and Joel Fitzgibbon.

Tune in for a no-nonsense look at Australia’s future.

Join Mark Latham, Member of the NSW Legislative Council, and Brent Bultitude on this week&rsquo;s Views on News as they dive into the latest political headlines from Australia and around the world.
Including the Anzac Day Welcome to Country, new NSW legislation, and Labor&rsquo;s nuclear ad in the federal campaign. They also cover the budget update with an 8.5% spending increase, Defence policy changes, and key speeches from Peter Dutton and Joel Fitzgibbon.
Tune in for a no-nonsense look at Australia&rsquo;s future.

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!

Brent Bultitude Podcast

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.

View on the News with Mark Latham - 27th April 2025

 Brent sits down with Stephen Fenech from Techguide.com.au to unpack the latest in tech news.

Topics covered:


Aussie Super Bowl star Jordan Mailata joins Amazon Australia to tackle excess packaging.


The 100-day under-16 social media ban – why it’s being called a massive failure.


LG’s 2026 TV range, including the stunning Wallpaper OLEDs, pricing, and availability.

Tune in for insights, expert opinions, and the tech news that really matters for Aussies.

Listen now for your weekly tech update!

&nbsp;Brent sits down with Stephen Fenech from <a href="Techguide.com.au">Techguide.com.au</a> to unpack the latest in tech news.
Topics covered:
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The 100-day under-16 social media ban &ndash; why it&rsquo;s being called a massive failure.
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LG&rsquo;s 2026 TV range, including the stunning Wallpaper OLEDs, pricing, and availability.
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Tune in for insights, expert opinions, and the tech news that really matters for Aussies.
Listen now for your weekly tech update!

Tech Talk - Sports Stars, Social Media Blunders, and Next-Gen TVs 

This week, we unpack the big issues hitting Aussies right now: mortgages, petrol, and politics.


Interest Rates: The Reserve Bank keeps rates high. Mortgages stay painful. How much more can people handle?


Productivity Problem: Treasurer Jim Chalmers admits Australia isn’t working efficiently. What’s the plan to get wages and the economy moving?


Middle East Conflict: Oil and gas sites under attack are driving up prices at the bowser. How will this hit your wallet?


Petrol Worries: Some regional servos are running dry, and the NSW Government is eyeing emergency powers. Are we close to rationing?


SA Election: Voters head to the polls as cost-of-living pressures bite. Will it be an anger vote or something more?

Tune in for analysis, insight, and a frank look at what’s shaping life for Australians in 2026.

Listen now and join the conversation – how are you coping with rising costs and global shocks?

This week, we unpack the big issues hitting Aussies right now: mortgages, petrol, and politics.
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Interest Rates: The Reserve Bank keeps rates high. Mortgages stay painful. How much more can people handle?
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Productivity Problem: Treasurer Jim Chalmers admits Australia isn&rsquo;t working efficiently. What&rsquo;s the plan to get wages and the economy moving?
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Middle East Conflict: Oil and gas sites under attack are driving up prices at the bowser. How will this hit your wallet?
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Petrol Worries: Some regional servos are running dry, and the NSW Government is eyeing emergency powers. Are we close to rationing?
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SA Election: Voters head to the polls as cost-of-living pressures bite. Will it be an anger vote or something more?
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Tune in for analysis, insight, and a frank look at what&rsquo;s shaping life for Australians in 2026.
Listen now and join the conversation &ndash; how are you coping with rising costs and global shocks?

The Week That Was - Wallets, Wars and Votes – What’s Next for Australians?

The Great Western Highway at Mount Victoria has been closed for months, leaving Central West businesses struggling with cancellations, lost customers, and rising costs.

Paul Toole, NSW Nationals Member for Bathurst and Shadow Minister for Regional Transport and Roads, explains the “perfect storm” facing local tourism, retail, and hospitality. He shares what support the NSW Government should provide and what the closure means for jobs and the economy.

The Great Western Highway at Mount Victoria has been closed for months, leaving Central West businesses struggling with cancellations, lost customers, and rising costs.
Paul Toole, NSW Nationals Member for Bathurst and Shadow Minister for Regional Transport and Roads, explains the &ldquo;perfect storm&rdquo; facing local tourism, retail, and hospitality. He shares what support the NSW Government should provide and what the closure means for jobs and the economy.

View on the News with Mark Latham - 27th April 2025

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