Lucy Zelić - Labor out of touch about women having children

Mike speaks with Lucy Zelić, award-winning broadcaster, Daily Telegraph columnist and 2GB host, about her latest article arguing that the Australian Labor Party is out of touch on family issues. The discussion follows criticism of Tim Wilson after comments about women having children. Zelic says t…

Dr Marny Lishman - Six signs your partner’s close to burn out

Mike is joined by Dr Marny Lishman, Doctor of Psychology, Mindset Coach, about the six signs your partner’s close to burn out. In relationships we often tune into the not-so subtle changes of our partner’s well-being.  A raised voice demonstrates they’re angry, tears show they’re upset, or the one…

Terry Barnes - Budget battle & By-election showdown

Mike speaks with Terry Barnes, former adviser in the Howard government, about two key political developments. First, Angus Taylor has launched a sharp attack on the Albanese government, promising “one hell of a fight” in the upcoming by-election in the seat formerly held by Sussan Ley. Meanwhile,…

Shipping chaos poised to hit Aussie consumers

Mike speaks with Kelly Crossley, Global Supply Chain Expert and Director of Transitainer WA, about the growing shipping chaos that could soon affect Australian consumers. Ongoing military strikes involving the US, Israel and Iran have disrupted major freight routes across the Middle East. Airspace…

Latest release movies & entertainment with Alex First

Mike Jeffreys talks movies and entertainment with Alex First, editor of itellyouwhatithink.com This week Alex takes a look at How To Make A Killing & The Bride!

National Days for March 9

Mike Jeffreys chats with Dale Sinden for the story behind today’s National Days for 9th March.

Movies & Entertainment with Shane A Bassett

Mike speaks with movie buff Shane A. Bassett to get you up to speed with everything you should be watching at the movies and on streaming platforms. Mike spoke with Shane about this week’s recommendations:  MOVIES *THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN *HOW TO MAKE A KILLING *LIVE IT UP THE MENTAL AS ANYTH…

$360k a year pay deal a sign of things to come?

If you doubted unions still had sway in some workplaces, a recent Australian Workers Union deal for workers on the Melbourne Suburban Rail Loop might give you pause. Tunnellers on the project are set to earn $360,000 a year, which is said to be the highest paid civil construction agreement in the …

Your ChatGPT account just joined the military

Last weekend, OpenAI reportedly embedded ChatGPT across the systems used by three million U.S. defence personnel, including targeting and surveillance. Months earlier, the company had quietly removed its ban on military use. Meanwhile, Anthropic refused to support autonomous weapons or mass survei…

Is money laundering driving up property prices?

Anyone trying to secure a home will tell you what a battle it is.  Racing prices have been putting the squeeze on buyers, making what was once a joyful rite of passage, a depressing and sometimes hopeless exercise. The forces behind the skyrocketing market are complex, from investor activity to po…