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Australian House of Representatives

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Oct 17, 2026

speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:11
It is racist, it is misogynistic and it should never have been said.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:17
To assist the House in this trial.
Anthony AlbaneseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:21
A series of high stakes bills.
Anthony AlbaneseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:23
Digital duty of care.

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speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:47
makes you look like a two-year-old who's having a little dummy spit.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:51
And we intend to press ahead.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:53
I commend the bill to the House.
speaker_19SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:55
When will Labor stop waging war on senior Australians? It is
Darren LudlowHOST
1:31
Uh, we finished the last episode with Men at Work and INXS, and this week we're gonna start with a band that has always been politically motivated.
Darren LudlowHOST
1:41
In fact, the lead singer did a stint as a Labor Party member of the Australian House of Representatives.
Darren LudlowHOST
1:47
I'm talking about Peter Garrett and the band is Midnight Oil.
Darren LudlowHOST
1:52
Their 1987 album Deal- Diesel and Dust is what I'm gonna focus on.
Gary HardgraveHOST
1:08
You're very, very welcome, uh, to join us.
Gary HardgraveHOST
1:11
We're talking, uh, a little bit later on this hour, actually, the Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives, Milton Dick.
Gary HardgraveHOST
1:18
Uh, he has actually scored himself, and it's quite, quite a story.
Gary HardgraveHOST
1:23
He's the first Australian ever elected to lead the world's parliamentarians, 44,000 members of parliament [chuckles] around the world.
Anne AlyPANELIST
0:50
His question goes to, uh, listening to small businesses.
Anne AlyPANELIST
0:56
His question goes to whether or not this side of the House, and myself as the Small Business Minister, go out and listen to small businesses.
Anne AlyPANELIST
1:03
I will inform the House, as I did yesterday, and I'll inform the Leader of the Opposition that we do listen to small businesses.
Milton DickMODERATOR
1:09
Hear, hear.
Anne AlyPANELIST
1:10
Over the last two weeks, I've been in regional Queensland, as I mentioned yesterday, and in Darwin, one of my many trips around the country where I hold small business, uh, uh, roundtables with various small businesses.
Anne AlyPANELIST
1:35
They are sole traders.
Anne AlyPANELIST
1:36
They may, uh, employ people.
Anne AlyPANELIST
1:38
They may be family-owned businesses, and it's important to me, and it's important to those behind me who sit on this side of the House, to listen to small businesses.
Justin LawmanHOST
27:55
But, um, there's big things going on in the world, and that shift hasn't come yet, and I'm very interested to see-- Uh, Jacinta Price would be someone I think would be awesome to go as the leader, but she's not even being considered.
Justin LawmanHOST
28:11
Is she in the Senate or is she in the House, um, Carl? Carl?
Phil YatesHOST
28:16
Uh, senator for the Northern Territory.
Justin LawmanHOST
28:18
She's a senator.
Justin LawmanHOST
28:19
Yes.
Justin LawmanHOST
28:19
She probably can't from the Senate be a prime minister, can you?
Phil YatesHOST
28:23
Be in the House, yeah.
Justin LawmanHOST
28:23
You have to be down in the, in the lower house so you can actually, yeah, in question time and everything.
Bruno SalsicceHOST
66:30
Yeah.
Johnny CocksvilleGUEST
66:30
For those of you who aren't familiar, there's a very famous speech that was done in Australian Parliament by then Prime Minister Julia Gillard about how she will not take misogyny from-
Bruno SalsicceHOST
66:39
I will not be lectured...
Bruno SalsicceHOST
66:41
Uh, what is it? I will not-
Joseph ToscanoHOST
34:14
In 2012...
Joseph ToscanoHOST
34:17
the Australian House of Representatives passed a watered-down apology for the treatment Peter Norman received in Australia as a result of his actions.
Joseph ToscanoHOST
34:28
In 2014, we formed the Peter Norman Commemoration Committee to try to have a memorial for human rights built in his honour.
Joseph ToscanoHOST
34:38
In 2018, the Melbourne City Council, Plarks and Memorials Committee refused point blank to support our request to build a monument to mark that pivotal moment.
L-FRESH The LIONHOST
2:02
In this episode, we're looking at how people shape change, because the more you understand how the place you call home works, the more you can find your place in it.
L-FRESH The LIONHOST
2:12
[upbeat music] Let's start close to home, not in Parliament House, not in a courtroom, in a library.
Julie UnderdownGUEST
2:24
My name is Julie Underdown.
Julie UnderdownGUEST
2:26
I was born in the UK, and I arrived in Australia as a migrant on a ship in 1964.
Rodney CroomeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:44
Order
L-FRESH The LIONHOST
6:44
... sometimes it is slow.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:47
That is why we as a government will be introducing a bill to this House to implement seven legislative changes.
L-FRESH The LIONHOST
6:55
This is one formal way change begins, with a bill.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:58
[chanting]
Alfresh the LionHOST
20:00
Australian House of Representatives excerpts courtesy of the Parliament of Australia.
Alfresh the LionHOST
20:05
Copyright Commonwealth of Australia.
Alfresh the LionHOST
20:07
Used under Creative Commons license subject to applicable license terms.
L-FRESH The LIONHOST
19:53
Thanks for listening.
L-FRESH The LIONHOST
19:57
Governor General and Australian House of Representatives excerpts copyright Commonwealth of Australia.
L-FRESH The LIONHOST
20:03
Used under Creative Commons licences subject to applicable licence terms.

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