You’ve been listening to us rattle on about ‘policy this’ and ‘consultation that’ for weeks now, so what is The Post all about anyways? Matt, Anna, and Tim get really honest about how they found their interest in politics and news, and break down the true purpose of The Post. If you’re interested in some of the other things we don’t get to talk about you can read more about everything going on for South Australia at The Post.

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You’ve been listening to us rattle on about ‘policy this’ and ‘consultation that’ for weeks now, so what is The Post all about anyways? Matt, Anna, and Tim get really honest about how they found their interest in politics and news, and break down the true purpose of The Post. If you’re interested in some of the other things we don’t get to talk about you can read more about everything going on for South Australia at <a href="https://thepostsa.au">The Post.</a>
Find out more by following our socials. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ThePostSA">Facebook </a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/thepostsa/">Instagram </a><a href="https://www.youtube.com/@thepostsa">YouTube </a><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-post-sa">LinkedIn </a>Hot Topics by The Post is supported by the Government of South Australia and produced by Solstice Podcasting.

The Post presents... Hot Topics; the is, the was, and they will be of South Australia. Anna, Matt, and Tim are cool and trendy friends with the inside scoop on what's happening and changing in SA, and they're inviting you to be in the know. 

Hot Topics by The Post is supported by the Government of South Australia and produced by Solstice Podcasting.

The Post presents... Hot Topics; the is, the was, and they will be of South Australia. Anna, Matt, and Tim are cool and trendy friends with the inside scoop on what's happening and changing in SA, and they're inviting you to be in the know. 
Hot Topics by The Post is supported by the Government of South Australia and produced by Solstice Podcasting.

Hot Topics; the is, the was, and the will be of South Australia

Hot Topics

The Post presents... Hot Topics; the is, the was, and the will be of South Australia. Anna, Matt, and Tim are cool and trendy friends with the inside scoop on what's happening and changing in SA, and they're inviting you to be in the know.

Hot Topics by The Post is supported by the Government of South Australia and produced by Solstice Podcasting.

The Post presents... Hot Topics; the is, the was, and the will be of South Australia. Anna, Matt, and Tim are cool and trendy friends with the inside scoop on what's happening and changing in SA, and they're inviting you to be in the know.
Hot Topics by The Post is supported by the Government of South Australia and produced by Solstice Podcasting.

You’ve been listening to us rattle on for weeks now, so what is The Post all about anyways?

What is The Post?

When it comes to renewable energy, South Australia is not just the leader of the pack – it’s in a league of its own. We talk to the man charged with building SA’s hydrogen industry.

Until now, SA’s main renewable energy sources have been our famously hot sun and plentiful wind. Our hydrogen production has been relatively small-scale in comparison. That’s all about to change. Behind the scenes, the state government has been spending a lot of time and energy over the past few years making important plans, drafting new legislation and working with big-money investors for a future that uses our sun and wind to create green hydrogen on a grand scale.

Chief Executive of the Office of Hydrogen Power South Australia, Sam Crafter, joins Hot Topics to answer all your hydrogen questions – from what it is to why it’s so important, and everything between.

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When it comes to renewable energy, South Australia is not just the leader of the pack – it’s in a league of its own. We talk to the man charged with building SA’s hydrogen industry.
Until now, SA’s main renewable energy sources have been our famously hot sun and plentiful wind. Our hydrogen production has been relatively small-scale in comparison. That’s all about to change. Behind the scenes, the state government has been spending a lot of time and energy over the past few years making important plans, drafting new legislation and working with big-money investors for a future that uses our sun and wind to create green hydrogen on a grand scale.
Chief Executive of the Office of Hydrogen Power South Australia, Sam Crafter, joins Hot Topics to answer all your hydrogen questions – from what it is to why it’s so important, and everything between.
Find out more by following our socials.
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When it comes to renewable energy, South Australia is not just the leader of the pack – it’s in a league of its own. We talk to the man charged with building SA’s hydrogen industry.

How hydrogen is shaping SA’s future

Episode 40: With Tasting Australia set to take over SA for 10 days of deliciousness
from 3-12 May, co-drinks curator Banjo Harris Plane joins Hot Topics to share what’s
on the menu.
Established in 1997, Tasting Australia presented by RAA Travel is one of the
country’s longest-running eating and drinking festivals. Last year’s event attracted
huge crowds, with more than 68,000 people visiting Town Square, providing a
welcome economic boost. The 10-day festival returns this year with even more to
look forward to! From what’s new to his top picks, co-drinks curator Banjo Harris
Plane spills.
Find out more by following our socials.
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Episode 40: With Tasting Australia set to take over SA for 10 days of deliciousness from 3-12 May, co-drinks curator Banjo Harris Plane joins Hot Topics to share what’s on the menu. Established in 1997, Tasting Australia presented by RAA Travel is one of the country’s longest-running eating and drinking festivals. Last year’s event attracted huge crowds, with more than 68,000 people visiting Town Square, providing a welcome economic boost. The 10-day festival returns this year with even more to look forward to! From what’s new to his top picks, co-drinks curator Banjo Harris Plane spills. Find out more by following our socials. Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn

With Tasting Australia set to take over SA for 10 days of deliciousness, co-drinks curator Banjo Harris Plane joins Hot Topics to share what’s on the menu.

Cheers to Tasting Australia

Think history’s boring? Think again! Ahead of South Australia’s History Festival
2024, happening 1-31 May, we talk to Dane Wilden – Manager, Major Events at the
History Trust of South Australia – about why understanding our state’s past can help
shape our future.
From this year’s theme of POWER to all the program highlights (did someone say
ghost tour?!), Dane spills the tea on everything you need to know.

Think history’s boring? Think again! Ahead of South Australia’s History Festival 2024, happening 1-31 May, we talk to Dane Wilden – Manager, Major Events at the History Trust of South Australia – about why understanding our state’s past can help shape our future. From this year’s theme of POWER to all the program highlights (did someone say ghost tour?!), Dane spills the tea on everything you need to know.

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