Democracy Sausage with Mark Kenny
Sep 8, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 8 segments
Is Australia's looming digital duty of care about censorship, as its critics claim, or about handing control back to the people whose attention is being sold to advertisers? With Meta's $18 billion…
Mark KennyHost
Kate ChaneyGuest
Stuart JacksonGuest
Richard DennisGuestMaria TaflagaHost
Yeah, I guess I'd say there's two separate things that are probably related.
One, how have the Greens gone lately? And second, why might that be? How have they gone lately? Not great.
Over the last 10 years, the average number they've had in there is about one, and they've got one.
But as you say, at a point in world history where where in Australia and around the world we see outsider parties doing quite well on the left and on the right.
If we look at the national polls, Labor's down 6%, 7%, depending on which poll you use.
Greens are flatline, maybe up one and a bit on some polls, but most of what Labor's lost since the election, which is quite significant.
I would think that's because they're not really saying and doing things that grab attention.
Yeah, I guess I'd say there's two separate things that are probably related.
One, how have the Greens gone lately? And second, why might that be? How have they gone lately? Not great.
Over the last 10 years, the average number they've had in there is about one, and they've got one.
But as you say, at a point in world history where where in Australia and around the world we see outsider parties doing quite well on the left and on the right.
If we look at the national polls, Labor's down 6%, 7%, depending on which poll you use.
Greens are flatline, maybe up one and a bit on some polls, but most of what Labor's lost since the election, which is quite significant.
I would think that's because they're not really saying and doing things that grab attention.
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