Show Notes
After the attack on Independent MP Helen Haines, Amanda Copp and POLITICO Australia Editor Ryan Heath discuss the security risks facing people in public life.
Amanda speaks with Shadow Treasurer, Tim Wilson, about political threats, the EU–Australia trade deal and the Coalition’s budget approach. Wilson also sets out his ideas for rebuilding both the Liberal Party and economic dynamism, arguing governments and his party need to embrace risk and bold ideas.
Chapters00:00 – The attack on Helen Haines and political safety03:51 – Tim Wilson on rising threats and political rhetoric06:22 – Wilson’s case against the EU–Australia trade deal08:00 – Budget policy, growth and productivity10:28 – Rebuilding the Liberal Party and winning back urban seats14:03 – Ryan and Amanda on risk, growth and the Liberals’ challenges
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