Podcasts about clive palmers

This week, leader of the Federal Greens Adam Bandt joins Represent to give us the (semi) exclusive scoop on his new policy! Afterwards, Bridie and Freddie break down everything going on in the Trump wannabees world with Clive Palmers newly announced political party (generated by AI?) and Temu Trump taking on his daddy in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a  recent historic ruling The Land Court rejected Clive Palmers proposed coal mine on the Bimble Box Nature Reserve. This ground breaking case was a test for Queensland's new human rights act. Hear  how the case was framed as a first nations case  presenting evidence of first nations impacts on country. Alison Rose, Patricia Julien, Lala Gutchen, and Murrawah Johnson will be in conversation with Womens Climate Congress Founder, Dr. Janet Salisbury.Alison Rose is a Solicitor within the Safe Climate (Coal and Human Rights) team working on ground-breaking climate litigation at the Environmental Defenders Office Ltd (EDO). She was the lead solicitor for the Waratah Coal Mine case. Alison is also a member of the Women's Climate Congress Steering Circle (aka Board).Patricia Julien is the Secretary for The Bimblebox Alliance (TBA) and part of the legal communications team for the Alliance with EDO. She has a background in physical geography, microclimatology, rangeland hydrology & ecology, and was formerly the Coordinator of Mackay Conservation Group where she prepared submissions on the environmental impacts of coal mining, and regional and coastal planning and development policies.Lala Gutchen is an Erub Meuram Woman from Erub Island, Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait) where the rising sea is eating away at her villages and sacred sites. She was one of the witnesses in the case against the Waratah Mine. In a historic first, Lala gave evidence on Country in accordance with their traditional protocols. Judge Kingham and the legal counsel travelled to the Erub Meuram tribal waters and visited Merad Sand Kay (also known as Underdown Island) with Traditional Owners who showed them how climate change has directly harmed their Country. Lala is also a strong advocate for Erub Mer language and has been recognised as a Young Champion by First Language Australia.Murrawah Johnson is the First Nations program lead for Youth Verdict. She is a Wirdi woman from North and Central Queensland, where the Wiri/Wirdi language dialect ties to the broader Birri Gubba Nation. Murrawah also has ties to Kangalou, Kullilli, Iman, Mununjali, and Bigambul Peoples. She holds ties to Wangan and Jagalingou country as a Wirdi Traditional Owner, and has worked on Aboriginal rights litigation in the Federal Court and Supreme Court of Queensland; lobbying State and Federal governments, and international financial corporations; submits to UN agencies and rapporteurs on human rights breaches; and building research and policy agendas. She also works on community-level Indigenous and climate justice strategies; and has facilitated First Nations solidarities in CANZUS countries.LINKSWomen's Climate Congress (womensclimatecongress.com)Youth taking Clive Palmer's Waratah Coal to Court | Youth Verdict*In memory of Emeritus Professor Will Steffen (1947–29 Jan 2023), whose scientific evidence to the Land Court was so influential 

Chubby Avoids Nightclubs All Weekend, Jed Gives An Update On His Custom Vape Business And How He Has Been Donating Blood To Pay Rent, We Also Discuss Jeds Hero Clive Palmers Advertising Campaigns And Give An Official Update On Chubbys Crayon Drawing NFT Collection. We Also Talk Some Rugby

Everybody's favourite billboard-buying-billionaire has gone on another spending spree to buy a certain historical figure's car (allegedly). Aleksa has all the latest sports boycotting Russian teams and athletes. Plus the unorthodox new way we are marketing our latest line of mugs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Five Federal Crossbench MPs in the Lower House have written a joint letter calling on major media companies to stop publishing Clive Palmer advertisements spreading harmful misinformation. The Member for Mayo, Rebekha Sharkie joins Jennie Lenman to discuss the campaign in this podcast, along with news in Afghanistan and the Billion Trees for Jobs and Growth Plan, which at the current rate, would take 350 years to achieve. Find out more about Rebekha Sharkie and respond to her surveys on our website: 5mu.com.au/366-community/109253-making-mayo-matter 

Scotty & Ruttsy unleashed some “Horse walks into a bar” jokes, discussed the horse named ISIS, the man called Vaccini, the French knickers revolution, Clive Palmers battle with Twisted Sister, Bamboo cricket bats, restaurants riddled with rats, secret bars in Werribee, some inspirational life quotes and a few Who am I? quiz questions. We reached back in time to 1972 to play Gudbuy T' Jane by Slade.

On todays chill episode of Just Talking we complain about the Catholic school system, Clive Palmers plan to drop a Covid bomb on WA and why we choose not to change our personalities around other people.

Director of Nova Entertainment, Host of "Who Doesn't Love Politics" podcast on ACast, Media teacher, mum and incredibly talented woman Michelle Stephenson talks about the up coming election in Australia, News and Fake News, Clive Palmers political agenda, Mikes story about Tony Abbotts stopping boats in a Japanese restaurant in Manly and even how Mike thinks he is the George Soros of Australian politics. Mike and Michelle talk a very wider range of political topics, some they have answers for and some they have no idea. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

EP83 Melbourne Musings Podcast – Brent and special guest Ash Andersen talk new year new me, Clive Palmers doey hands, atheism in Australia, boost juice isn’t Coachella, Stone henge IS Coachella, Finnish pants drunk all this and many more illogical tangents.

This morning on Pricey for Breakfast Pricey chatted to Cathy O'Toole in response to Clive Palmers comments yesterday. Hear the lowdown!

This episode is a bit special as Bernie brings us his dramatic reading of a slightly dodgy transcript of Clive Palmers maiden speach to Parliament.   We also talk about the convoy of Clive, a council that wants to ban Councillors being huffy and in a move that surprises no on Scott Morrison acts like complete numpty. (Warning, contains swears)