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02:39 Naughty Sportsminions thinking they're there to play sport
22:43 Media Watch Goes To The TERFs
32:04 Because Lidia Thorpe Dated An Ex-Bikie, Now The Greens May Not Criticise Actual Corruption
00:03:47 Why stage 3 tax cuts going through is a real, serious long-term problem and will not only seriously harm people in the short term, it will seriously stuff up progressive politics in the medium and long term; also can we reverse the bloody ratchet?
00:19:15 ALP's paid parental leave... eventually? And still without super, ability to promote the change it's supposed to promote
00:35:31 Thorburn: another fake "religious persecution" beat up
01:11 Covid receives a strongly-worded letter from the National Cabinet; will the virus go away now the premiers say it’s over? (No.)
15:18 Labor tries to make its new ICAC model appealing to Peter Dutton, whose approval would definitely mean they’re on the right track;
23:04 The Libs refuse to be dismayed by Coolio’s passing, because they’ve found their own new rapping talent;
30:42 Jeremy and Denise try to figure out why the left is so much worse at finding common cause with allies than the right (thanks Tom, Emerald and Wil for the conversation trigger).
It was the last day of Scummo after all! But is the new Ablo government all we hoped? (No, and we had pretty low hopes.) Also, Well May We Say “God Save the Queen”, because nothing will save the unsympathetic and, frankly, pretty annoyed lefties on this podcast.
01:36 Frydenberg - "Everything's affordable if it's a priority"
02:17 Frydenberg jokes about everyone in his electorate hating him
02:45 Clive's ONE HOUR ads on seven, nine and ten
04:10 The "no voting for you" window
07:55 when you have a decent local candidate but also like the Greens
13:45 Something to consider with your bouncing Senate vote