Podcast appearances and mentions of ricky muir

We're joined by Joanna Horton of Floodcast to discuss the political and media response to the Brittany Higgins story, the Facebook news ban and Kristina Kersher Keneally's posts. Content warning: A chunk of this episode is spent discussing the Brittany Higgins story, which at its core is about sexual violence. We don’t discuss specifics of the incident itself, but do talk about the surrounding political context.   Good news Victoria is out of lockdown! Public drunkenness has been decriminalised in Victoria, after 30 year campaign. Britney Higgins In 2019, Defense Minister staffer Brittany Higgins was allegedly raped in an office in Parliament house. Scott Morrison needed to have this explained to him by his wife. Political staffers have few workplace protections. There is absolutely no connection between drug use and a marble table being broken during a party at Tony Abbots office. The Full Story Guardian podcast on Brittany Higgins. Craig Kelly’s longtime office manager has stayed on, despite repeated allegations of grooming teenagers and having an AVO taken out against him. Oh, and the Family Court has been abolished as an independant body, after a long campaign by Pauline Hanson. Jacqui Lambie continues to be a problematic fav, blasting the family court merger. Lambie made a secret deal with the Liberals to secure her vote on medical evacuation of refugees. Former Motoring Enthusiast accidental Senator Ricky Muir was “forced into a corner” on asylum seekers. Scott Morrison doesn’t send his girls to government school, because he is uncomfortable with a course on “Building Respectful Relationships”. Facebook Facebook has banned all links to news in Australia. Read Lizzie O’Shea’s article in Overland on the ban. The genocide in Myanmar was incited using Facebook. Facebook encouraged media organisations to start focusing on video content using faked metrics. KKK news Kristina Kersher Keneally tweeted out a lie about the Greens opposing a motion to recognise Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day. Greens Senator Janet Rice corrected her. Janet Rice’s article about the heart-wrenching decision to have a late-term abortion. Actions Listen to Floodcast. It’s great. Follow them at @floodmediaAU on Twitter too.  

Join me as I discuss all things Australian Politics with Political consultant Glenn Druery. Glenn is most famous in Australia for his Minor Party Alliance, we touch on his interest in politics and influences. Alongside a chat around the political dynamics in Australia. Pauline Hanson, Bob Katter and Nick Xenophon all feature in Glenn's insightful anecdotes. After sucessfully getting Ricky Muir elected to the Australian Senate, I also find out what's next for Glenn.

We talk Clive Palmer, 420 in Canada, and fellow Gippsland man Ricky Muir.

This week on the Betoota Advocate podcast our editors speak about the banking royal commission. Why has it taken so long? That as well as Clancy and Errol chat with Glenn "the preference whisperer" Druery - the controversial political fixer responsible for the likes of Senator Hinch and Ricky Muir, as well as the slow death of One Nation. Check out our friends at Hello Sport for biased and unqualified opinions on sport on Desert Rock FM Recorded at Desert Rock FM from the Koala Studio in the town's Old City District. Proudly sponsored by Subway and uno Home Loans

In this Express Bullet Point, Luke talks to Ricky Muir and Jeff Bourman from SFFP VIC. To ask a question on the show, call 1300825548 and select option 4. Ricky Muir Jeff Bourman Join Luke Brown every week for honesty, knowledge and motivation. The post BPExpress 28-Jun-2017 – Ricky Muir joins SFFP – Bullet Points appeared first on Talkhub.

In this Express Bullet Point, Luke talks to Ricky Muir and Jeff Bourman from SFFP VIC. To ask a question on the show, call 1300825548 and select option 4. Ricky Muir Jeff Bourman Join Luke Brown every week for honesty, knowledge and motivation.

Jason and Muzz discuss the 2016 federal election, FUDD shooter comments, Ricky Muir defends gun owners on 3AW, David Leyonhjelm discusses the Port Arthur massacre on 2GB, and Jason goes head to head with Ben Fordham on 2GB discussing the Orlando Shooting.

Ricky Muir from the Motoring Enthusiast Party Joins AHP to discuss the double dissolution election, his Adler video that went viral, his stance on fishing and recreational hunting, self defence, and why you should vote for Ricky Muir at the 2016 election.

The Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party's Ricky Muir this week made an unsuccessful last roll of the dice to try to delay the government's Senate voting reform legislation. The bill will prevent almost all “micro” players being elected to the Senate, and facilitate the government driving out most of the current bunch if it holds a double-dissolution election. But Muir tells Michelle Grattan the reforms have not been properly scrutinised and the process to approve them has been a sham. While he acknowledged the need for some reform, he believes the government is scapegoating him for being elected on 0.51% of the primary vote. “Do I appreciate that some kind of changes could happen? Absolutely. But it needs to be a long, thought-out, thorough process with proper public consultation,” he says. Muir, who was reticent about speaking out in public in his first months in the Senate, is now fiesty. He is taking a high-profile and ready to fight for his political reputation at the election.

The Motoring Enthusiast Parties Ricky Muir joins AHP to talk firearms, hunting, shooting, his dads Ruger 10/22, and how he plans to make sure shooters are represented under the NFA review.

In this episode Viv interviews Green Senator Janet Rice and tours a forest site near Warbuton, a day out organised by the Great Forest National Park group.   Out in the forest Viv interviews the Knitting Nannas, artist Karena Goldfinch, James, a local opera singer and Steve Meacher, Leadbeater possum thought leader.  When the state forests become National Park, a Carbon Sink worth $40 Million each year will be created. The effect of letting this moist forest age gracefully will be to slow down the impacts of climate change. * It's not too late to donate to Radiothon. Help keep us on air. Call 03 9419 8377 during office hours or go to www.3cr.org.au and follow the Radiothon links.   No amount too small!Labor has moved an amendment that removes the inclusion of biomass sourced from native forest into the RET, which the Senate are debating and voting on as I write.   We need to let them know that burning native forests for energy is anything but renewable and will drive more deforestation and species extinction.Phoning an MP isn't hard, nor is sending a short email to register your objection to including native forest wood in the RET as an eligible fuel source. Request that the Senators (below) vote for Labor's amendment. Ricky Muir (03) 5144 3639  senator.muir@aph.gov.au   Penny Wong (08) 8212 8272 senator.wong@aph.gov.au  Glenn Lazarus (07) 3001 8940  senator.lazarus@aph.gov.au   Nick Xenophon 08 8232 1144  senator.xenophon@aph.gov.au   Dio Wang (08) 9221 2233   senator.wang@aph.gov.au   John Madigan   (03) 5331 2321 senator.madigan@aph.gov.auBob Day (02) 6277 3373   senator.day@aph.gov.au  Jacqui Lambie (03) 6431 2233   senator.lambie@aph.gov.au  David Leyonhjelm (02) 9719 1078  senator.leyonhjelm@aph.gov.au   Here is a link to the Australian Forests and Climate Alliance giving some useful information.http://www.forestsandclimate.org.au/bio-energy.html 

The Weekly Hour! Listen to it, probably! On this one: a spooky ghost haunts our studio, the Australian Government is objectively proven to be torturing refugee children, Ricky Muir tells us what he thinks, the one informal vote of the Liberal Party's leadership spill tells all, Apple steals the sun, and Brian Williams is a bit of a twat.