8 May 2024 Topics: SEC Newgate Mood of the Nation poll on climate targets, nuclear energy, EVs and road user charges, religious freedom EO&E Peta Credlin: Let's bring in my panel, Shadow Environment Minister, Senator Jonathon Duniam, senior fellow at the Menzies Research Centre, columnist at The Australian and now, currently short-term resident overseas, [...]
8 May 2024 The botched handling of waste and recycling under the Labor Government has been laid bare at the Waste Reduction and Recycling Policies Inquiry Hearing today. Consistent with the COAG decision in 2019 to phase out the export of certain waste products, the Coalition Government created the $250 million Recycling Modernisation Fund to [...]
1 May 2024 Topics: NSW State Government extending the life of Eraring Power Station, statements from Energy Minister Chris Bowen acknowledging the importance of gas, PsiQuantum funding, super for housing EO&E Peta Credlin: Let's bring in my panel now, Shadow Environment Minister Jonathon Duniam and Senior Fellow at the Menzies Research Centre, Nick Cater. [...]
30 April 2024 Topics: NZYQ detainee alleged home invasion in Perth, Bonza airline, Future Made in Australia and PsiQuantum funding E&OE Greg Jennett: Joining us, Assistant Defence Minister Matt Thistlethwaite. Matt's in Sydney. Welcome back Matt. And Shadow Liberal frontbencher Jonno Duniam. Jonno, welcome to you. Jonno in Hobart, as normal. Why don't we [...]
29 April 2024 Topics: Grattan Institute report into renewables EO&E Chris Kenny: I want to get back to our national energy self-harm. A new report has come out today from the Grattan Institute showing that, guess what, hey what, the Federal Government is stuffing up this so-called energy transition, this transition to renewables. Jonathon [...]
29 April 2024 Topics: Antarctic funding inquiry E&OE Richard Perno: It's the end of the public hearings for the Antarctic inquiry relating to the funding for the Antarctic Division. Seems a remote piece of ice down the south of Tasmania. The man that's been looking after this, the Shadow Minister for the Environment, Fisheries [...]
26 April 2024 Topics: UN plastics conference, single use plastic, EDO funding E&OE Tom Connell: We were just in that story, of course, detailing a push to try to reduce plastic use around the world and drastically change how we're dealing with plastic waste as well. Joining me now, Shadow Environment Minister Jonathon Duniam, [...]
24 April 2024 Topics: age verification on social media, federal income taxes higher under Labor, Labor’s protectionism under the Made in Australia plan, skyrocketing EV prices Peta Credlin: My panel first, Shadow Environment Minister Jonathon Duniam and columnist with The Spectator, Terry Barnes. Well, welcome to you both. I want to touch back, if [...]
24 April 2024 Topics: Antarctic funding inquiry E&OE Senator Duniam: We've come to the end of the public hearings for the Antarctic Inquiry relating to the funding for the Antarctic Division. And there are a great many troubling findings that I'm sure we'll talk about in the committee report. The fact that we don't [...]
19 April 2024 Topics: Federal Environment Protection Agency, Tanya Plibersek’s disastrous environmental law changes E&OE Matt Doran: Earlier this week, the Federal Government unveiled some changes to environmental laws and the issue probably didn't get as much attention as it otherwise would have, given the national focus on the shock and grief flowing from those [...]