Wake Up with Phil O'Neil - Tuesday 27th October

October 27th will see one of the most consequential elections in Israel as Benjamin Netanyahu faces off for the first time since the October 7th attack .Greg Barton a Research Professor in Global Islamic Politics at the Alfred Deakin Institute speaks to Phil on the likely outcome and what this means for the broader Middle East situation. 

October 27th will see one of the most consequential elections in Israel as Benjamin Netanyahu faces off for the first time since the October 7th attack .Greg Barton a Research Professor in Global Islamic Politics at the Alfred Deakin Institute speaks to Phil on the likely outcome and what this means for the broader Middle East situation.&nbsp;

What might happen in the Israel Elections?

Is online hostility towards politicians spilling into the real world, and what can be done to protect politicians while still preserving the public’s right to question and criticize those in power.
Dr Josh Roose is a political sociologist and Associate Professor of Politics at Deakin University’s Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalization speaks to Phil on the causes and what can be done? .

Is online hostility towards politicians spilling into the real world, and what can be done to protect politicians while still preserving the public&rsquo;s right&nbsp;to question and criticize those in power. Dr Josh Roose is a political sociologist and&nbsp;Associate Professor of Politics at Deakin University&rsquo;s Alfred Deakin Institute for&nbsp;Citizenship and Globalization speaks to Phil on the causes and what can be done? .

What can be done to deal with online hostility towards Politicians? 

Overnights with Phil O'Neil - Tuesday 27th October

There are more and more incidents of teachers burning out at alarming rates. So, how do we keep them in the the job. Luke Aaron Tomlin A PhD Candidate in Health Psychology at The University of Western Australia speaks to Phil

 

 

There are more and more incidents of teachers burning out at alarming rates. So, how do we keep them in the the job. Luke Aaron Tomlin A PhD Candidate in Health Psychology at The University of Western Australia speaks to Phil
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How do we keep teachers from burning out?

Should we be worried that an invisible jet of radioactive goo is heading for Earth. Professor Jonti Horner from the Centre for Astrophysics speaks to Phil on what we can expect. 

 

 

Should we be worried that an invisible jet of radioactive goo is heading for Earth. Professor Jonti Horner from the Centre for Astrophysics speaks to Phil on what we can expect.&nbsp;
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An invisible jet is heading to Earth- should we be worried? 

Phil chats with Russell Setright, Australia’s best known Naturopath & author of ‘Get Well in the Golden Years, to get the latest in health and well-being news.

Phil chats with Russell Setright, Australia&rsquo;s best known Naturopath &amp; author of &lsquo;Get Well in the Golden Years, to get the latest in health and well-being news.

Health & Wellbeing with Russell Setright -  October 27th

Television and radio commentator Prue MacSween joins Phil to give her opinion on the latest news stories. 

Television and radio commentator Prue MacSween joins Phil to give her opinion on the latest news stories.&nbsp;

Dear Prudence with Prue MacSween - October 27th 

By making protests conditional on state approval, governments are eroding our democracy. Maria O'Sullivan  an  Associate Professor of Law, Member of Deakin Cyber and the Centre for Law as Protection at Deakin University speaks to Phil on the outcomes. 

 

By making protests conditional on state approval, governments are eroding our democracy.&nbsp;Maria O'Sullivan&nbsp; an&nbsp; Associate Professor of Law, Member of Deakin Cyber and the Centre for Law as Protection at Deakin University speaks to Phil on the outcomes.&nbsp;
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Are conditional protests eroding our democracy?

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Do we scrap the GST and come up with a new plan? Phil speaks to Matthew Bowes of the Grattan Institute about why we need to revisit the GST in order to improve the economic climate of our nation.

Do we scrap the GST and come up with a new plan? Phil speaks to Matthew Bowes of the Grattan Institute about why we need to revisit the GST in order to improve the economic climate of our nation.

Why we need to revisit the GST for a "better Australia"

There have been big recent developments in robotic automation. Phil speaks to Jessica Turner from the University of Waikato about the role robots will play in the future.

There have been big recent developments in robotic automation. Phil speaks to Jessica Turner from the University of Waikato about the role robots will play in the future.

Why do some robots feel creepy? We deliberately built one to find out!

This week on Behind the Song, Phil chats to Mark 'Cal' Callaghan from GANGgajang about their iconic hit, 'Sounds of Then'.

This week on Behind the Song, Phil chats to Mark 'Cal' Callaghan from GANGgajang about their iconic hit, 'Sounds of Then'.

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