Overnights with Phil O'Neil
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What we need to know for the census next Tuesday, August 11th?
Emily Walter, Census national spokesperson joins Phil to discuss everything we need to know for the census next Tuesday, August 11th
08:44
Conspiracy Theory Thursday - Why is a Rocket Crashing into the Moon
A Space x rocket has been deliberately crashed into the moon, but why? Dr Laura Driessen a renowned radio astronomer and science communicator joins Phil to go through the reasons and unpack the conspiracy surrounding why this is happening.
05:51
Treasury of Common Sense with Leith Van Onselen - August 6th
Leith Van Onselen from Macro business Joins Phil for the Treasury of Common Sense
07:03
Terry Barnes - 6th August
Columnist, political and policy consultant & former Howard government adviser, Author at the Spectator Magazine Terry Barnes joins Phil O'Neil to discuss the week in politics
23:47
Phil and Jason Morrison - 6th August
Jason Morrison, broadcaster and 2GB Contributor joins Phil to discuss all the current news
15:03
Data Centres are coming but they do not have to be a burden on the power grid?
As AI begins to take over more and more Data centres are needed however they are power hungry. However they don't need to be a strain on the power grid as New Zealand Shows. Alan Brent Professor and Chair in Sustainable Energy Systems, Te Herenga Waka at Victoria University in Wellington joins Phi…
08:03
What do the wildfires in California tell us about Australia's upcoming fire season?
As the summer heat scorchers California fueling wildfires. Australia can learn from the dangerous climate driving these fires. Steve Turton Adjunct Professor of Environmental Geography at CQ University in Australia joins Phil to take us through the lessons
06:10
David Flint - 5th August
Professor David Flint chats to Phil O'Neil on the week’s important issues & political news. Link to the article: https://www.spectator.com.au/author/david-flint/
19:21
What is Festival of the Unexceptional?
Every year in the UK Hagerty hosts the Festival of the Unexceptional, a festival that is all about classic cars that are considered ordinary. John Mayhead, editor of Hagerty Price Guide joins Phil to tell us the best stories of ordinary cars and why the festival was created in the first place.
09:06
Phil and Jason Morrison - July 30th
Jason Morrison, broadcaster and 2GB Contributor joins Phil to discuss all the current news
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