This is my take on the last week in news: Australians are embarrassed by their own country, why elections have become a billion dollar farce and it's time for Kevin Rudd to pack his bags. 

Tell me what you think: 

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This is my take on the last week in news: Australians are embarrassed by their own country, why elections have become a billion dollar farce and it's time for Kevin Rudd to pack his bags.&nbsp;
Tell me what you think:&nbsp;
EMAIL: <a href="mailto:neil.mitchell@nine.com.au">neil.mitchell@nine.com.au</a>
X: x.com/3AWNeilMitchell&nbsp;

Neil Mitchell interviews well-known and interesting guests to find out why they made the choices they made.

Neil Mitchell interviews well-known and interesting guests to find out why they made the choices they made.

Neil Mitchell Asks Why

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Why elections are a $1 billion farce

I sit down with Professor Arnold Dix, the 'nerdy' Australian flower farmer, barrister, scientist and engineer who saved 41 people trapped in a collapsed Indian mine, capturing the world's attention. 

You can find Arnold's memoir 'The Promise: How an Everyday Hero Made the Impossible Possible' at all good book stores. 

I sit down with Professor Arnold Dix, the 'nerdy' Australian flower farmer, barrister, scientist and engineer who saved 41 people trapped in a collapsed Indian mine, capturing the world's attention.&nbsp;
You can find Arnold's memoir 'The Promise: How an Everyday Hero Made the Impossible Possible' at all good book stores.&nbsp;

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In this bonus episode for the Good Friday Appeal, I sit down with 13 year old cancer survivor Noa Ognall, her mum Dalia and Dr. Stewart Morrison, the Orthopaedic surgeon from the Royal Children's Hospital who saved her life. 

Donate to the Good Friday Appeal here or call: 1300 APPEAL (1300 277 325)

In this bonus episode for the Good Friday Appeal, I sit down with 13 year old cancer survivor Noa Ognall, her mum Dalia and Dr. Stewart Morrison, the Orthopaedic surgeon from the Royal Children's Hospital who saved her life.&nbsp;
Donate to the Good Friday Appeal&nbsp;<a href="https://www.goodfridayappeal.com.au/donate/">here </a>or call: 1300 APPEAL (1300 277 325)

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I sit down with Zoe Daniel, Independent MP for Goldstein, who is defending one of the most fiercely contested seats in this election. We talk about her career change from journalist to politician, voter disengagement and her biggest frustrations with the major parties.

Get in touch:  

EMAIL: neil.mitchell@nine.com.au

X: x.com/3AWNeilMitchell 

I sit down with Zoe Daniel, Independent MP for Goldstein, who is defending one of the most fiercely contested seats in this election. We talk about her career change from journalist to politician, voter disengagement and her biggest frustrations with the major parties.
Get in touch:&nbsp;&nbsp;
EMAIL: neil.mitchell@nine.com.au
X: x.com/3AWNeilMitchell&nbsp;

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