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Jeremy Cordeaux returns to the GARAGE edition with an unfiltered look at Australia’s political landscape, poking holes in modern policy decisions, immigration challenges, media bias, and government transparency. Jeremy critiques key government figures, reflects on personal freedoms, and makes bold calls for political accountability. It’s a passionate, opinionated hour of broadcast hone...

Jeremy Cordeaux is joined by Senator Bob Day, Helen Glanville, and youth firebrand Isabella Taylor for a wide-ranging, unfiltered discussion on Australia's housing crisis, free speech, judicial overreach, intergenerational divides, and the decline of logic in public discourse. From the housing market and legal corruption to education failures and the sanitis...

Helen Glanville joins Jeremy Cordeaux and returning guest Isabella Taylor for a deep and compelling discussion about history, truth, and generational responsibility. The trio explores war-time Europe, anti-Semitism, youth activism, modern-day ignorance, the importance of facts in education, and the slow erosion of critical thinking. Helen shares powerful ref...

Isabella Taylor returns to the table alongside Professor Ian Plimer for a multi-generational reality check. From climate myths to AI bias, education standards to freedom of speech, they tear apart modern narratives in a sharp, bold, and intelligent conversation. Isabella, just 13, speaks with clarity far beyond her years, while Dr Plimer backs her up with ge...

Jeremy Cordeaux welcomes Dr John Bruni from Sage International for a LIVE Friday edition from the dining room table. Together, they dissect the escalating Iran-Israel conflict, Trump’s political motivations, and the broader geopolitical implications. With wit, cynicism, and insider knowledge, the conversation touches on war, alliances, propaganda, and ...

Maria returns to the dining room table with a fiery critique of Australia's energy pricing disaster. From skyrocketing AGL bills to smart meter control and the illusion of cheap renewables, Maria doesn't hold back. Joined by Jeremy Cordeaux and his panel, they dissect the broken promises of green energy, government overreach, and the slow financial bleed of ...

Professor Ian Plimer joins Jeremy Cordeaux around the dining room table for a powerful and provocative discussion on Australia's energy policies, climate change rhetoric, nuclear potential, and the role of bureaucracy in shaping public outcomes. From coal and uranium to education and Aboriginal affairs, nothing is off-limits as Professor Plimer delivers a no...

In this episode of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux dives deep into rising interest rates, generational shifts in political values, and the alarming dysfunction of government. He challenges media narratives, questions Australia’s leadership, and shares candid personal stories—including a public confrontation in the supermarket aisle.

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In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux discusses a variety of current events, including the birthday of King Charles, environmental issues, social protests, and the challenges surrounding electric vehicles. The conversation also touches on political commentary, national identity, and the growing concerns regarding disability support in Australia. The host emphasizes the importance of community contributions and conservation efforts, whil...

In this episode, the host discusses various pressing issues including current events, defence spending, social issues, media commentary, the energy crisis, productivity, climate change policies, globalization, and healthcare. The conversation highlights the complexities of political priorities and the impact of these issues on Australian society.

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• The floods in central Australia are receding, bringing wildlife back.
• D...

The recent legal setback for David McBride, an Australian former army lawyer who leaked classified documents alleging war crimes by Australian forces in Afghanistan. McBride lost his appeal to reduce his prison sentence for these actions, with the court rejecting his argument that his oath to the Queen mandated acting in the "public interest" by exposing the alleged crimes. The source highlights the controversy ...

Report on the reunification of Australia's Liberal and National parties, a conservative coalition that briefly split after a recent election defeat. The two parties, which typically represent urban and rural interests respectively, have historically worked together for decades. Differences over policy, including nuclear energy and regional matters, led to their temporary separation. Sussan Le...

Newly appointed Environment Minister Murray Watt has granted preliminary approval for Woodside to extend the operation of the significant North West Shelf gas project until 2070, despite a lengthy approval process and prior delays. This decision, made with strict conditions to mitigate air emissions affecting the ancient Murujuga rock art, comes amidst strong opposition from environmental gro...

Jeremy dives deep into the cracks showing in Australian society — from economic downturns and gang violence to floods and farmer protests. He challenges the effectiveness of political leadership, skewers bureaucratic waste, and questions Australia’s global commitments. Between the heavy topics, he shares cultural throwbacks, news trivia, and reflections on national identity.

A recent ruling by a Victorian magistrate in Australia has potentially significant implications for the taxation of Bitcoin transactions. During a theft case involving a former police officer, the judge determined that Bitcoin should be treated similarly to Australian dollars, classifying it as property but not subject to capital gains tax. This contrasts with the Australian Taxation Office's long-standing position, ...

Despite the typical "sell in May and go away" market adage, analysts predict a strong summer for Bitcoin, potentially reaching new record highs. This optimism is driven by a combination of factors, including positive regulatory developments in the U.S., persistent institutional buying, and anticipated market volatility stemming from events like the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and...

This source discusses the potential for a strengthening of ties between the European Union and Australia. Europe is looking to broaden its alliances due to concerns about an increasingly aggressive Russia and the potential for an unpredictable US foreign policy under a future Trump administration. While the proposal is still in its early stages, some analysts caution that closer defence pacts might not be in Aus...

Despite the typical "sell in May and go away" market adage, analysts predict a strong summer for Bitcoin, potentially reaching new record highs. This optimism is driven by a combination of factors, including positive regulatory developments in the U.S., persistent institutional buying, and anticipated market volatility stemming from events like the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and...

Following a significant electoral defeat, the Liberal-National coalition in Australia, the primary opposition, has dissolved their long-standing partnership, marking a major shift in the country's political landscape. The National Party leader cited policy disagreements, particularly regarding climate and energy, as key factors in the decision not to renew the agreement. While the Liberal Par...