Bubble Pop Podcast

Electric car futures and kids catching Covid

Bubble Pop Podcast

Show Notes

The Prime Minister has been on a whirlwind trip around Victoria, spruiking the government’s climate change credentials. He announced millions for increasing electric car sales, but it work? There are also increasing numbers of children catching Covid-19, but while it might not be too dangerous for them, it has big implications for vulnerable people around them.

Guests: Tony Weber, CEO of Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries Dr Vinod Balasubramaniam, Infectious Diseases Expert at Monash University See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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