This week on the Betoota Advocate podcast our editors speak about the banking royal commission. Why has it taken so long? That as well as Clancy and Errol chat with Glenn "the preference whisperer" Druery - the controversial political fixer responsible for the likes of Senator Hinch and Ricky Muir, as well as the slow death of One Nation.

Check out our friends at Hello Sport for biased and unqualified opinions on sport on Desert Rock FM

Recorded at Desert Rock FM from the Koala Studio in the town's Old City District.

Proudly sponsored by Subway and uno Home Loans

This week on the Betoota Advocate podcast our editors speak about the banking royal commission. Why has it taken so long? That as well as Clancy and Errol chat with Glenn "the preference whisperer" Druery - the controversial political fixer responsible for the likes of Senator Hinch and Ricky Muir, as well as the slow death of One Nation. Check out our friends at Hello Sport for biased and unqualified opinions on sport on Desert Rock FM Recorded at Desert Rock FM from the Koala Studio in the town's Old City District. Proudly sponsored by Subway and uno Home Loans

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EP 08: Banking Royal Commission & Interview With Glenn "the Preference Whisperer" Druery

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This week Clancy and Errol attempt to finally answer a question that has plagued Australians for generations: what’s the go with New Zealand? From their polite accents and suspiciously competent rugby teams to their intense loyalty to provincial towns nobody here has heard of, this episode unpacks our strange cousins across the ditch. Thankfully, Kiwi comedian and New Zealand Today creator Guy Williams drops in to explain the cultural quirks, small-town politics, tall poppy syndrome and national psyche of Aotearoa... and why Australians still somehow don’t quite get it.

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This week Clancy and Errol attempt to finally answer a question that has plagued Australians for generations: what&rsquo;s the go with New Zealand? From their polite accents and suspiciously competent rugby teams to their intense loyalty to provincial towns nobody here has heard of, this episode unpacks our strange cousins across the ditch. Thankfully, Kiwi comedian and New Zealand Today creator Guy Williams drops in to explain the cultural quirks, small-town politics, tall poppy syndrome and national psyche of Aotearoa... and why Australians still somehow don&rsquo;t quite get it.
<a href="guywilliams.co.nz">Get tickets to Guy Williams' Australia tour here!</a>
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EP 08: Banking Royal Commission & Interview With Glenn "the Preference Whisperer" Druery

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