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Oct 1, 2026

Jack RakoveGUEST
55:18
His dominant participation in politics before 1801 was in representative institutions.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:24
The Continental Congress, the Virginia House of Delegates, the Lower House of Virginia Assembly, the, you know, the Federal Congress from 1789 to 1797, I'm going to do the arithmetic, back into the Virginia Assembly.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:35
Then he becomes Secretary of State in 1801 and, you know, in his respective shifts.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:40
So, you know, I've been friends with Jim Fishkin.

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Jack RakoveGUEST
66:09
Uh, you see it in John Adams' thoughts on government.
Jack RakoveGUEST
66:12
You see it, uh, reflected in other places, including the Constitution of Pennsylvania.
Jack RakoveGUEST
66:15
A rep- a, a representative assembly, typically meaning the lower house, should be a mirror, a miniature, a portrait, or a transcript- of the larger society.
Jack RakoveGUEST
66:24
And for years, I wondered where this came from.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:13
Madison was, first and foremost, a student of collective deliberation before he became more generally a Republican theorist.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:18
His dominant participation in politics before 1801 was in representative institutions, the Continental Congress, the Virginia House of Delegates, the Lower House of the Supreme Assembly, The Federal Congress from 1789 to 1797 would do the arithmetic back into the Virginia Senate.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:35
Then he becomes Secretary of State in 1801 and his perspective shifts.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:40
So, yeah, I've been friends with Jim Fishkin.

10 MINS LATER

Jack RakoveGUEST
66:10
You see it in John Adams' thoughts on government.
Jack RakoveGUEST
66:12
You see it reflected in other places, including the Constitutional Convention.
Jack RakoveGUEST
66:15
A representative, typically meaning the lower house, should be a mirror, a miniature, a portrait, or a transcript of the larger society.
Jack RakoveGUEST
66:24
And for years, I wondered where this came from.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:13
Madison was, first and foremost, a student of collective deliberation before he became more generally a Republican theorist.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:18
His dominant participation in politics before 1801 was in representative institutions, the Continental Congress, the Virginia House of Delegates, the Lower House of the Supreme Assembly, The Federal Congress from 1789 to 1797 would do the arithmetic back into the Virginia Senate.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:35
Then he becomes Secretary of State in 1801 and his perspective shifts.
Jack RakoveGUEST
55:40
So, yeah, I've been friends with Jim Fishkin.

10 MINS LATER

Jack RakoveGUEST
66:10
You see it in John Adams' thoughts on government.
Jack RakoveGUEST
66:12
You see it reflected in other places, including the Constitutional Convention.
Jack RakoveGUEST
66:15
A representative, typically meaning the lower house, should be a mirror, a miniature, a portrait, or a transcript of the larger society.
Jack RakoveGUEST
66:24
And for years, I wondered where this came from.
Tim MitchellCORRESPONDENT
6:28
He says Mr. Shoebridge will be looking to quickly raise his public profile and to reassert the Greens as a major force in the political conversation.
Zareh GhazarianSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:38
In electoral terms, they went backwards, obviously, at the twenty twenty-five election, losing a, a number of seats in the Lower House.
Zareh GhazarianSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:46
And their primary vote doesn't seem to have made any real increase on previous elections.
Zareh GhazarianSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:53
And opinion polling also sort of holds them around, um, that, that steady marker where they're bouncing around that twelve, thirteen, fourteen percent, uh, of the primary vote.
James RileyHOST
0:36
All right.
James RileyHOST
0:37
Now, you very famously were elected to the Parliament in the Lower House, a member for Higgins.
James RileyHOST
0:42
That seat was redistributed and now you've been re-elected, this time as a Senator.
James RileyHOST
0:47
So that was amazing and congratulations.
James AshbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:49
...
James AshbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:49
in the lower house.
James AshbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:51
And you know what? I reckon you could do that with $2 million.
James AshbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:55
If you went 20, you would, you would, you would own the lower house and upper house.
Sarah MartinHOST
36:00
Dickson is also filmed at strip clubs.
Brian BurstonGUEST
36:03
Do I walk up and put a few dollars in the, um, uh-

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Sarah MartinHOST
61:27
His appointment was heralded as a turning point for the professionalization of the party, and he was recently appointed to the national executive.
Sarah MartinHOST
61:37
But Guardian Australia can now reveal that his tenure is not going smoothly.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:49
...
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:49
in the lower house.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:51
And you know what? I reckon you could do that with $2 million.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:55
If you went 20, you would, you would, you would own the lower house and upper house.
Sarah MartinHOST
36:00
Dickson is also filmed at strip clubs.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:03
Do I walk up and put a few dollars in the, um, uh-

25 MINS LATER

Sarah MartinHOST
61:27
His appointment was heralded as a turning point for the professionalization of the party, and he was recently appointed to the national executive.
Sarah MartinHOST
61:37
But Guardian Australia can now reveal that his tenure is not going smoothly.
Kieran RooneyGUEST
1:34
Another one was that the Parliament passed to decriminalise the offence of begging.
Kieran RooneyGUEST
1:39
Another one was that they've done some reform on whether or not businesses can vote in the City of Melbourne in local council elections or whether or not they can be on the roll to vote So those are three, you know, pretty interesting changes that all happened in the Upper House and, you know, didn't come from the Lower House, but people say, you know, like to pretend a lot of work gets
MacaHOST
1:54
done.
MacaHOST
1:55
And, Kieran, do you think post the state election, it's going to be even more difficult for whoever is in the government to pass legislation through the Upper House because it's likely that there won't be as many crossbenchers? that have done a fantastic job, I have to say, in how they've reviewed legislation and brought about amendments.
Jannat JalilHOST
9:49
It's the second time in two years that MPs have voted on the issue.
Jannat JalilHOST
9:53
The Lower House of Parliament, the Commons, voted in favor of assisted dying last year.
Jannat JalilHOST
9:57
But after the Upper House blocked it, concerns have grown that safeguards may not be robust enough.
Jannat JalilHOST
10:04
When the result of this latest vote was announced, our medical editor, Fergus Walsh, was outside the Parliament building, where supporters and opponents of the bill had gathered.
Mark LevyHOST
40:50
I can't read.
Mark LevyHOST
40:52
Let me bring Andrew Hastie in, the Shadow Minister for Sovereign Capability, also the Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party in the Lower House.
Mark LevyHOST
40:59
He joins me now from Parliament House in Canberra.
Mark LevyHOST
41:01
Andrew, good morning to you.

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Mark LevyHOST
53:57
Appreciate it.
Mark LevyHOST
53:57
Thank you, Mark.
Mark LevyHOST
53:58
That's Andrew Hastie, the shadow minister for sovereign capability, the deputy leader of the Liberal Party in the lower house.
Mark LevyHOST
54:05
Jump on the line, have you say 131873, the number you can email me at 2GB.com and you can text me 0460 873873.

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