John Stanley was joined by lawyer Michael Byrnes from Swaab to discuss your rights

John Stanley was joined by lawyer Michael Byrnes from Swaab to discuss your rights

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What rights do you have if your employer picks a side on the Voice?

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Credits:
Host: Phil O'Neil
Executive Producer: Charlie Meller (Last Show)
Producer: Chelsea Ashwood
Technical Producer: Dylan Caple

Publisher: Nine Radio

Missed the show? Catch up on the full show with Phil O'Neil.
Credits: Host: Phil O'Neil Executive Producer: Charlie Meller (Last Show) Producer: Chelsea Ashwood Technical Producer: Dylan Caple
Publisher: Nine Radio

FULL SHOW | Nights with Phil O'Neil - 16 April 2026

In our weekly edition of Peeping Tom, Phil speaks with Mark Mitchell of Comedy Company and Round The Twist fame, who spoke about his career in acting and television, as well as how Con the Fruiterer came to be.

In our weekly edition of Peeping Tom, Phil speaks with Mark Mitchell of Comedy Company and Round The Twist fame, who spoke about his career in acting and television, as well as how Con the Fruiterer came to be.

Mark Mitchell reveals how Con the Fruiterer came to life

"It takes ten calories of fossil fuel to grow a single calorie of food. In 2026, those numbers simply don't add up anymore."

As the Strait of Hormuz remains a bottleneck for Australia’s liquid gold, the agricultural sector is hitting a breaking point. Diesel prices have doubled, and over a million tonnes of fertilizer are stranded at sea. But farmer, broadcaster, and journalist Matthew Evans says this "horrific" situation might be the shock the system needed to finally move away from the halcyon days of the 90s and toward a self-reliant future.

"It takes ten calories of fossil fuel to grow a single calorie of food. In 2026, those numbers simply don't add up anymore."
As the Strait of Hormuz remains a bottleneck for Australia&rsquo;s liquid gold, the agricultural sector is hitting a breaking point. Diesel prices have doubled, and over a million tonnes of fertilizer are stranded at sea. But farmer, broadcaster, and journalist Matthew Evans says this "horrific" situation might be the shock the system needed to finally move away from the halcyon days of the 90s and toward a self-reliant future.

What rights do you have if your employer picks a side on the Voice?

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