Mike Cannon-Brookes
CEO of AtlassianWikipedia
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Search complete. 13 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Mike Cannon-Brookes".
Sep 20, 2026
E357: Who Pays When the Gas Network Dies?
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37:37Ben PotterGUEST
At one point, Michael Cannon Brooks, the Atlassian billionaire and Andrew Forrest, the iron ore billionaire who founded Fortescue Metals, they were the principal shareholders.
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37:49Ben PotterGUEST
And then I think they had a falling out because Andrew Forrest, Mike Cannon and Brooks was focused on the cable to Singapore, which I think is more like 4,200 kilometres or something of that order, you know, immensely expensive and no precedent that I'm aware of for it anywhere in the world.
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38:07Ben PotterGUEST
And Forrest, because he wants to explore the possibility of reducing green iron in Australia for which you would need green hydrogen, He was more focused on generating electricity in the Northern Territory for use in the Northern Territory to perhaps produce green iron.
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38:27Ben PotterGUEST
Now, what's happened is the cost of producing green iron has not come down to anywhere near the level where green iron could be remotely produced.
Stats Show The Roosters Are Cooked, Luke Brooks On The Outer & Jimmy's Bizarre Viral Hyrox Rant
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25:04James GrahamHOST
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25:05Charlie WhiteHOST
The, the owner, what's his name, Atlassian, Mike Cannon-Brookes-
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25:08James GrahamHOST
Mm
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25:08Charlie WhiteHOST
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31:35James GrahamHOST
It had, like, its own ballroom and that.
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31:37Brandon SmithGUEST
Yeah, well, it's ki- it, it po-
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31:38Charlie WhiteHOST
That, is that Mike Cannon-Brookes's-
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31:39James GrahamHOST
What?
The Atlassian Story: The Rise of the Tech Bros & the Ultimate Broken Partnership
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25:21John StensholtGUEST
They've still got billions of dollars, and that's where they, they get property, they buy into the sports teams.
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25:26John StensholtGUEST
Uh, Mike Cannon-Brookes eventually buys a private jet a couple of years ago, which was very controversial too.
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25:30Perry WilliamsGUEST
I wanna talk about that in a minute [laughs].
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25:31John StensholtGUEST
Yeah [laughs].
21 MINS LATER
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46:07Mark BourisHOST
Who's Double...
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46:07Mark BourisHOST
What's that mean, Double Bay Jesus?
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46:09John StensholtGUEST
[laughs] Yeah, so that, that's, uh, Mike Cannon-Brookes, um-
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46:12Mark BourisHOST
Why, why Double Bay Jesus?
Monologue #9 | Labor’s War On One Nation Is Getting Dangerous
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41:36Sam BamfordHOST
And also as well, who's funding all that, and what does the Australian Institute wanna do? Well, they want to destroy the gas industry in Australia so they can bring in the green energy sector.
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41:48Sam BamfordHOST
Why? Because the Australian Institute is probably taking money from Mike Cannon-Brookes, Simon Holmes à Court.
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41:55Sam BamfordHOST
They're the people that fund the teals.
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41:56Sam BamfordHOST
They're the people that fund the Labor Party.
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42:06Sam BamfordHOST
And now David Hughes is coming out and saying that the Australian Institute have massive influence over what happened at the budget.
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42:12Sam BamfordHOST
The budget was a socialist, communist budget, and Richard Dennis was behind it.
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42:19Sam BamfordHOST
And again, who's the donors from the Australian Institute? One can only assume it's probably Mike Cannon-Brookes, Twiggy Forrest, Simon Holmes à Court.
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42:28Sam BamfordHOST
There's people that run the teals, the Greens, the Labor government.
Monologue #8 | Ben Roberts-Smith Hunted Their Murderer... Now The Government Is Coming After Him
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36:30Sam BamfordHOST
These teal chicks are Fabian Society controlled member cucks.
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36:36Sam BamfordHOST
They try to sit in these inner city seats and knock out the liberals when in reality they're just far left extremist greenies funded by a dude named Simon Holmes Court and Mike Cannon-Brookes and they parrot the green energy sector crap, the net zero sector crap.
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36:55Sam BamfordHOST
Why? Because Mike Cannon-Brookes, Simon Holmes Court, they profit off the green energy sector.
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37:00Sam BamfordHOST
Mike Cannon-Brookes in twenty twenty two, I believe, bought a thirteen percent stake of AGL.
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37:06Sam BamfordHOST
That's the biggest energy provider in this country.
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37:08Sam BamfordHOST
He then shut down a whole bunch of coal plants early.
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37:13Sam BamfordHOST
He sacked anyone on the board that was pro-coal and made it a green energy sector illusion of people that he wanted there to push the green energy sector and net zero.
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37:25Sam BamfordHOST
And guess what's happened since twenty twenty two? Your bills have went northward.