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In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux hosts from his garage, discussing a variety of topics including union corruption, historical reflections, and current events. Here’s a summary of the main topics discussed:

  • Introduction and Audience Engagement: Jeremy thanks his audience for their comments and phone calls.
  • CFMEU Corruption: Extensive discussion on the corruption within the CFMEU, likening it to the mafia, and the need for strict action.
  • Nick McKenzie and Senator John Quirk: Recap of recent interviews with investigative journalist Nick McKenzie and Labour Senator John Quirk about union corruption.
  • REM Building Project: Historical anecdotes about the REM building project and its financial mismanagement.
  • Trade Union Influence: Discussion on the power and financial influence of trade unions in Australia, particularly through industry super funds.
  • Compulsory Trade Union Membership: Advocacy for the removal of compulsory trade union membership.
  • Student Union Militancy: Historical account of student union militancy, including the takeover of a radio station.
  • Government and Trade Union Relations: Commentary on the relationship between the government and trade unions, and the potential for trade union delegates on company boards.
  • Climate Activism and Methane Emissions: Critique of climate activists' focus on coal mines emitting methane, arguing that wetlands are a larger source of methane emissions.
  • Climate Demonstrators Jailed: Approval of British courts jailing climate demonstrators who caused significant public disruption.
  • Australian Wine Industry: Discussion on the sale of popular Australian wine labels to American venture capitalists.
  • Sydney's Smut Ranking: Mention of a survey ranking Sydney as the top city in Australia for interest in sexually explicit content.
  • Economic Update: Brief update on unemployment and potential implications for interest rates.
  • Interleukin 11 and Longevity: Introduction of a new scientific breakthrough likened to the "fountain of youth."
  • Historical Events and Birthdays: Notable events and famous birthdays on July 24th, including Amelia Earhart and the debut of Marvin the Martian.

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In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux hosts from his garage, discussing a variety of topics including union corruption, historical reflections, and current events. Here’s a summary of the main topics discussed:

  • Introduction and Audience Engagement: Jeremy thanks his audience for their comments and phone calls.
  • CFMEU Corruption: Extensive discussion on the corruption within the CFMEU, likening it to the mafia, and the need for strict action.
  • Nick McKenzie and Senator John Quirk: Recap of recent interviews with investigative journalist Nick McKenzie and Labour Senator John Quirk about union corruption.
  • REM Building Project: Historical anecdotes about the REM building project and its financial mismanagement.
  • Trade Union Influence: Discussion on the power and financial influence of trade unions in Australia, particularly through industry super funds.
  • Compulsory Trade Union Membership: Advocacy for the removal of compulsory trade union membership.
  • Student Union Militancy: Historical account of student union militancy, including the takeover of a radio station.
  • Government and Trade Union Relations: Commentary on the relationship between the government and trade unions, and the potential for trade union delegates on company boards.
  • Climate Activism and Methane Emissions: Critique of climate activists' focus on coal mines emitting methane, arguing that wetlands are a larger source of methane emissions.
  • Climate Demonstrators Jailed: Approval of British courts jailing climate demonstrators who caused significant public disruption.
  • Australian Wine Industry: Discussion on the sale of popular Australian wine labels to American venture capitalists.
  • Sydney's Smut Ranking: Mention of a survey ranking Sydney as the top city in Australia for interest in sexually explicit content.
  • Economic Update: Brief update on unemployment and potential implications for interest rates.
  • Interleukin 11 and Longevity: Introduction of a new scientific breakthrough likened to the "fountain of youth."
  • Historical Events and Birthdays: Notable events and famous birthdays on July 24th, including Amelia Earhart and the debut of Marvin the Martian.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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