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Sep 29, 2026

Chris SmithHOST
52:42
And meanwhile, at the same time, there are growing questions about the cost of Australia's massive renewable energy build-out, including in the New England renewable energy zone, with the transmission infrastructure required to connect it, and whether some of the projects that have been counted on to deliver Australia's future energy supply will ever actually get built.
Chris SmithHOST
53:03
Let's go to Aidan Morrison, energy expert at the Centre for Independent Studies.
Chris SmithHOST
53:08
Aidan, welcome to the program once again.
Chris SmithHOST
53:10
Thank you.

12 MINS LATER

Chris SmithHOST
65:36
Cheers.
Chris SmithHOST
65:36
All right.
Chris SmithHOST
65:37
From the Centre for Independent Studies, energy expert Aidan Morrison.
Chris SmithHOST
65:40
He explains it superbly.
Heidi MurphyHOST
55:45
How tricky are you finding it? What sort of sacrifices are you making? And do you think you will ever get there? 133693.
Heidi MurphyHOST
55:53
On the line is Peter Tulip, Chief Economist at the Centre for Independent Studies, a former economist at the Reserve Bank.
Heidi MurphyHOST
55:59
Peter, thanks for your time.
Peter TulipGUEST
56:01
Hi, Heidi.
Heidi MurphyHOST
60:29
I see why you're the young would-be homeowners.
Heidi MurphyHOST
60:32
I see why you're saying they're right to feel a bit bitter and angry.
Heidi MurphyHOST
60:35
Peter Tulip there, Chief Economist at the Centre for Independent Studies and former economist at both the Reserve Bank of Australia and the US Federal Reserve.
Heidi MurphyHOST
60:44
Your views ahead.
Heidi MurphyHOST
0:34
68% of renters think they will be renting for the rest of their lives.
Heidi MurphyHOST
0:38
On the line is Peter Tulip, Chief Economist at the Centre for Independent Studies, a former economist at the Reserve Bank.
Heidi MurphyHOST
0:44
Peter, thanks for your time.
Peter TulipGUEST
0:46
Hi, Heidi.
Heidi MurphyHOST
5:14
I see why you're the young would-be homeowners.
Heidi MurphyHOST
5:17
I see why you're saying they're right to feel a bit bitter and angry.
Heidi MurphyHOST
5:20
Peter Tulip there, Chief Economist at the Centre for Independent Studies and former economist at both the Reserve Bank of Australia and the US Federal Reserve.
Sharri MarksonHOST
13:37
It's down on forecast, but still up on the year before.
Sharri MarksonHOST
13:40
And for more on this, joining me now is Executive Director for the Centre for Independent Studies, Michael Stutchbury.
Sharri MarksonHOST
13:45
Stutch, great to see you again.
Sharri MarksonHOST
13:48
What did you think of the figures today and then the Treasurer's spin on it?
Chris KennyHOST
27:38
Don't go away.
Chris KennyHOST
27:43
Joining me next is the Director of Energy Program at the Centre for Independent Studies, Aidan Morrison, and he's issued a dire warning on the state of the New South Wales energy system after attending the state budget estimates.
Aidan MorrisonGUEST
27:57
Where the heck is the opposition? Like if there is a moment in political history where you need the opposition to just do their job, this is it.
Aidan MorrisonGUEST
28:08
We literally have a situation where the lights are gonna go out and there is silence.
Caleb BondHOST
9:38
I mean, try and make it make sense.
Caleb BondHOST
9:40
Joining me now to discuss this and more, Director of Energy Research at the Centre for Independent Studies, Aidan Morrison.
Caleb BondHOST
9:46
Aidan, it would seem the market, that being the consumers, is simply not interested in this product.
Caleb BondHOST
9:52
They don't want to be dictated to about when they should and should not use their power.
Caiti WadeHOST
57:33
alluded to it and we couldn't speak about it because it was all hush-hush last time.
Caiti WadeHOST
57:36
So he's for Centre for Independent Studies.
Greg AshmanHOST
57:40
So he released this report showing that we've got basically a problem with discipline in Australian classrooms, which, I mean, we kind of knew, but I'm not diminishing what Blaise did.
Greg AshmanHOST
57:51
I think it's really important work to actually get that survey out there.
Stephen MillerGUEST
10:44
Thank you.
Edward BoydHOST
10:44
After the break, we'll discuss whether there's a direct link between immigration and housing supply with Peter Chalk from the Centre for Independent Studies.
Edward BoydHOST
10:51
[upbeat music] Welcome back.
Edward BoydHOST
10:56
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke outlined Labor's immigration policy at the National Press Club today, six weeks after he was meant to deliver the speech.
Chris BowenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:06
It does have a future.
James WillisHOST
2:08
Aidan Morrison is the Director of Energy at the Centre for Independent Studies.
James WillisHOST
2:12
He's on the line.
James WillisHOST
2:13
Aidan, good evening to you.

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Aidan MorrisonGUEST
9:48
Great to talk to you, James.
Aidan MorrisonGUEST
9:48
Thanks so much.
James WillisHOST
9:49
That's Aidan Morrison, the Director of Energy at the Centre for Independent Studies.
Sharri MarksonHOST
4:38
When it comes to green hydrogen, Australia is a rounding error.
Sharri MarksonHOST
4:44
and energy expert Aidan Morrison and Jude Bilk write in a paper for the Centre of Independent Studies.
Sharri MarksonHOST
4:50
Green hydrogen is often heralded as a cornerstone of Australia's net zero ambitions, but the reality is that it's not viable today and it won't be in the foreseeable future.
Sharri MarksonHOST
5:02
I mean, Chris Bowen's about face would be almost humorous if it didn't represent a colossal waste of taxpayer funds.

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