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Oct 2, 2026

Jonathan RolleyHOST
20:15
Like they're spending a lot but they're not owning category entry points And it's really hard to differentiate from one brand to another.
Jonathan RolleyHOST
20:23
Why would I choose Hester compared to why would I choose Seabus?
Mikey BurrowsGUEST
20:27
Well, I hear what you're saying, but I also felt like Hester was also bucking that trend and not just giving us a nice schmoopy you know, melancholy thoughts about life.
Mikey BurrowsGUEST
20:39
It was actually saying, no, dye your hair green.
Gary HardgraveHOST
5:54
Frankly, the further away from Brisbane CBD, the less they seem to want to know you.
Gary HardgraveHOST
6:00
Now, this one William Street, it's owned by the building union super fund, CBUS, but one William Street is known as Big Willie for many in the public servants.
Gary HardgraveHOST
6:13
Look, it is frankly an impressive looking building, but if you look at it architecturally, it's actually shaped like a middle finger.
Gary HardgraveHOST
6:22
which kind of underscores how too many in it feel about those who aren't.

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Gary HardgraveHOST
17:54
It's shaped like a middle finger.
Gary HardgraveHOST
17:58
And that's what they're telling us.
Gary HardgraveHOST
18:00
As Sean reckons, one of Campbell Newman's greatest failures was to allow the building union CBUS, that's the superannuation fund for the building sector, to keep their hideous sign on 1 William Street.
Gary HardgraveHOST
18:12
Well, mate, it's their building.
Bisher KhudeiraGUEST
28:34
And then compare the pair.
Bisher KhudeiraGUEST
28:37
The old CBUS industry super ad, compare the pair.
Bisher KhudeiraGUEST
28:41
How many Bitcoin did we start with? and then how many Bitcoin are left.
Bisher KhudeiraGUEST
28:46
And the chances are that why I'm so willing to take that wager is built on 10 years of experience willingly putting Bitcoin into people's self-custody.
Michael ReadGUEST
19:11
And there are valid questions about how transparently they wield that kind of power.
Michael ReadGUEST
19:16
The scandal in the CFMEU's construction division has also sharpened questions about the influence of unions within the super system, particularly at funds such as CBUS, which does serve the construction industry.
Michael ReadGUEST
19:29
The broader concern here is whether Superfunds that do have close ties with powerful unions have a genuinely independent governance function and the ability to put the superfund's members' interests ahead of any kind of institutional or political loyalty.
Michael ReadGUEST
19:47
And then just finally, there's also a bit of concern that as the pool of super savings increases, it could become politicised by the federal government who does you know, create the laws that govern how funds should spend money.
Tahli CavagninoGUEST
42:04
So it's pretty low, and that isn't changing under the proposals, which is also, um, really important.
Owen RaskHOST
42:10
Yeah, so that applies to AustralianSuper, QSuper, ART, Rest, Cbus, TelstraSuper, like all the big ones.
Owen RaskHOST
42:17
Um, all...
Owen RaskHOST
42:18
They're, they're still the same.
Owen RaskHOST
40:22
important.
Owen RaskHOST
40:22
Yeah, so that applies to Australian super, Q super, ART, REST, CBUS, Telstra super, like all the big ones.
Owen RaskHOST
40:31
Or they're still the same.
Owen RaskHOST
40:33
Because if you think about it politically, Mark, the government wants to push more money into super because it's basically a lifeline for the government in 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 years, right? Because they'll be able to say, well, you guys all have the chance to have all this money.
Matthew FraserHOST
8:33
What are you against the planet? You see the conundrum that you're in.
Matthew FraserHOST
8:37
And you've also got the former treasurer, Wayne Swan, who's the head of CBUS.
Matthew FraserHOST
8:44
He's already green-lighted this kind of stuff.
Matthew FraserHOST
8:47
What do you think is going to happen, Peter, if...
Stephen ConiglioGUEST
39:59
Now, you've
DaneHOST
39:59
gone through the 60 seconds, but there's a couple more I wouldn't mind asking, courtesy of our friends at Seabus, of course.
DaneHOST
40:05
What about investing? Have you made any good investments? I know you've got the restaurant businesses.
DaneHOST
40:10
Maybe talk to us a bit about them.
ScottHOST
2:17
Yeah, so if you look at, there's been a few issues.
ScottHOST
2:19
So for example, CBUS recently had a very large ruling against it where there was 10,000 CBUS members had died over a number of years and it had taken up to 18 months for those families of the deceased to actually get the super funds released.
PhilHOST
2:34
Yeah, incredible.
ScottHOST
2:35
So it's certainly in the media at the moment of super funds in general, not just the big industry funds, but just in general around ensuring that there's a certain level of standards in relation to service.
PhilHOST
3:26
Like as a trustee of a self-managed super fund, that's kind of the expectation on you that you're going to make that happen in around six months.
PhilHOST
3:31
So 18 months is just disgusting to be honest.
ScottHOST
3:35
And look, I'm not having a crack at CBUS.
ScottHOST
3:36
CBUS had to pay $23 million in fines, but all the big ones have had this issue.

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