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Mark Wilson, the bassist from the iconic Australian rock band Jet speaks to The Betoota Advocate about the warp speed success they saw the moment their debut album was released in 2003. The iconic ‘iPod’ advertisement, The Rolling Stones tour and the Japanese fans. Mark is very generous explaining just how weird and fun it all was. Twenty years later and they have just been inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, and are ready to hit the road again.

Mark Wilson, the bassist from the iconic Australian rock band Jet speaks to The Betoota Advocate about the warp speed success they saw the moment their debut album was released in 2003. The iconic ‘iPod’ advertisement, The Rolling Stones tour and the Japanese fans. Mark is very generous explaining just how weird and fun it all was. Twenty years later and they have just been inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, and are ready to hit the road again.

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INTERVIEW: Jet, 20 years since Get Born was released

We spoke to Bill about a whole range of things from how current Treasurer Jim Chalmers is a shameless plagiarist who has pawned Bill's signature policy ideas off as his own, such as putting the dog up property investors and making tech start up guys quiver in their sneakers. Also returning money to workers and other woke rubbish like that designed to be divisive. As much as Bill wanted to let sleeping dogs lie, we didn't let him. Espeically on the university sector, now that he's compromised by being a Chancellor of the so-called Canberra Uni that they call a university.  So for some raw opinions and an empty promise to award Errol a Doctor of Letters, listen now.

We spoke to Bill about a whole range of things from how current Treasurer Jim Chalmers is a shameless plagiarist who has pawned Bill's signature policy ideas off as his own, such as putting the dog up property investors and making tech start up guys quiver in their sneakers. Also returning money to workers and other woke rubbish like that designed to be divisive. As much as Bill wanted to let sleeping dogs lie, we didn't let him. Espeically on the university sector, now that he's compromised by being a Chancellor of the so-called Canberra Uni that they call a university.&nbsp; So for some raw opinions and an empty promise to award Errol a Doctor of Letters, listen now.

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WEEKLY BULLETIN: SOCCEROOS GO THROUGH, Karlos Interviews Bryant, Endometriosis Diagnosis & Bob Katter

This week on BETOOTA TALKS, the former Liberal candidate for Sydney's Upper North Shore, Gisele Kapterian joins to talk about what drew her to the party - and why she has stayed. Kapterian has been put through the ringer in her effort to represent the people of the Bradfield electorate, and it looks like the old guard of the Liberals are just as difficult to win over as the new Teal voters. Is Kapterian the near extinct moderate politicians that the Coalition desperately needs? It looks like a thankless mission, but she's sticking with it

 

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This week on BETOOTA TALKS, the former Liberal candidate for Sydney's Upper North Shore, Gisele Kapterian joins to talk about what drew her to the party - and why she has stayed. Kapterian has been put through the ringer in her effort to represent the people of the Bradfield electorate, and it looks like the old guard of the Liberals are just as difficult to win over as the new Teal voters. Is Kapterian the near extinct moderate politicians that the Coalition desperately needs? It looks like a thankless mission, but she's sticking with it
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INTERVIEW: Jet, 20 years since Get Born was released

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