He was the hunky silver-fox that had your mum glued to the TV during his Wizard Home Loans ads in the nineties. Nowadays he's in the business of mentoring and financial advising. Punchbowl's greatest export Mark Bouris joins the editors this week to talk about why he thinks we didn't need a royal commission into the banks, and why he decided to lend his voice to Liberal Party robocalls. Mark explains the role Kerry Packer played in his rise to the top, why it's so hard to buy a home in 2019 and why such a proud Western Sydney boy like himself supports the bloody Sydney Roosters.

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He was the hunky silver-fox that had your mum glued to the TV during his Wizard Home Loans ads in the nineties. Nowadays he's in the business of mentoring and financial advising. Punchbowl's greatest export Mark Bouris joins the editors this week to talk about why he thinks we didn't need a royal commission into the banks, and why he decided to lend his voice to Liberal Party robocalls. Mark explains the role Kerry Packer played in his rise to the top, why it's so hard to buy a home in 2019 and why such a proud Western Sydney boy like himself supports the bloody Sydney Roosters.<br><br>Proudly brought to u by deferit.<br>Stay on top of your bills http://deferit.com.au/<br>Get the first month free with coupon code BILLZ

Clancy Overell and Errol Parker, editors of the explicitly raw but iconic Outback Australian newspaper known as The Betoota Advocate report fiercely - without fear or favour.

A weekly dissection of the Australian zeitgeist with high profile Australian guests.

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