The Existential Threat to Palestine, Hanson's Persecution Complex and the Future of Media w/ Antony Loewenstein
Antony Loewenstein on leaving mainstream media, Israel’s extremism, Zomi Frankcom’s death and Hanson’s claims about Albanese.
Antony Loewenstein on leaving mainstream media, Israel’s extremism, Zomi Frankcom’s death and Hanson’s claims about Albanese.
Scott is joined by guest co-host Tina Quinn from the Fourth Estate podcast.
One Nation’s immigration policy stumble, how progressives should answer anti-migrant sentiment, and ideas to revive the ABC.
Weighing Canberra’s response to Zomi Frankcom’s death, a judge’s rebuke of a major antisemitism case, and runaway footy coverage.
Coverage of the AFL sexual assault investigation, a push to pull a library book, and the government’s deals with the Coalition.
The campaign against Cambridge academic Jason Arday, and whether AOC’s possible presidential run could spark a left revival here.
Crikey’s media dynasties row, Albanese’s fruity diplomatic flap, Kyle Sandilands behind a paywall, and gambling ad reform.
Hugh Marks’ Rinehart apology and joke rules, Jo Puccini’s ABC exit, and One Nation’s sway over Labor’s immigration policy.
News Corp turns on an inquiry, Hanson’s party freezes out reporters, and publishers and tech platforms fight over millions.
Why tens of thousands crossed into Spain’s Ceuta enclave, who’s exploiting it, and Rinehart’s swipe at ABC satire.
FIFA’s World Cup sell-off, Victoria’s Labor leadership switch, Sandilands’ $99 show and Albanese’s fundraiser under scrutiny.
Hannah Ferguson’s tilt at Grayndler, Labor’s conference fight over Gaza, and the ABC’s ousting of Justin Stevens.
Dave Hughes’ meltdown, Barnaby Joyce backing Pauline Hanson, Israel lobbying Labor’s conference and Nolan’s Homer epic.
Hanson’s Sicilian holiday with Gina Rinehart, the media’s lazy coverage of her London tour, and Trump’s widening war on Iran.
Renewed Iran conflict, the Royal Commission’s student protest hearings, Australia’s top song and One Nation’s polling slump.
Jillian Segal’s plan to police the ABC and SBS and the lobby push behind it, plus Pauline Hanson’s turn on Tommy Robinson’s podcast.