Littleproud Hits Back At Barnaby Joyce, Plus Dr Karl On Aircrew Cancer And Scotty Phillips On Super
Bonafide with Luke BonaShow Notes
Barnaby Joyce says he was told to leave the Nationals, not once but a number of times. David Littleproud says it never happened. "He's never been asked to leave the National Party, ever," the Maranoa MP and former party leader tells Luke. "That is an outright lie, and I'm very disappointed that he'd even say that." He also takes on migration numbers, the fuel excise, whether Pauline Hanson went too far on Anthony Albanese's late mother, and whether Erin Patterson's solitary confinement crosses a line.
Then Dr Karl Kruszelnicki on a new Harvard study that puts cabin crew and pilots at the top of 503 occupations for radiation-linked cancer deaths, what hydrogen can and can't do for ships, planes and steel, and why yawning is contagious. Scott Phillips from The Motley Fool on why One Nation's early-super policy would worsen the problem it's meant to solve, and the surprisingly good story of Australian credit from Bankcard in 1974 to tap-and-go. Daily Telegraph journalist Jessica Wang on what the Canberra press gallery actually sees. And on Truckie Tuesday, Rod Hannifey on Toll's new hydrogen prime movers, Victoria's licensing shake-up, fuel clauses and the race to the bottom, and a question he wants every driver in the country to answer.
Plus listener mail on the Aldi middle aisle, superannuation, and who should be playing the grand final.
This episode discusses suicide and mental health. Support: Lifeline 13 11 14 (24/7).
Guests: David Littleproud (Nationals MP for Maranoa, former party leader) · Jessica Wang (journalist, The Daily Telegraph) · Scott Phillips (Chief Investment Officer, The Motley Fool Australia) · Dr Karl Kruszelnicki · Rod Hannifey (Truckie Tuesday co-host)
(00:00:00) Cold Open And Welcome Back (00:07:15) The Alan Jones Trial And Ray Hadley's Evidence (00:16:33) Harry And Meghan Move Back To The UK (00:22:29) Listener Mail (00:30:24) David Littleproud On Migration And Broken Promises (00:43:32) Littleproud Answers Barnaby Joyce (00:45:38) Erin Patterson's Solitary Confinement (00:49:34) Jessica Wang From The Canberra Press Gallery (01:03:10) Scott Phillips On Early Access To Super (01:12:05) The History Of Australian Credit (01:33:15) Dr Karl On Aircrew Cancer Risk (01:43:59) Hydrogen For Ships, Planes And Steel (02:00:36) Is Yawning Contagious? (02:07:59) Truckie Tuesday With Rod Hannifey (02:34:54) Toll's Hydrogen Prime Movers (02:46:33) R U OK? Day (02:50:29) Rod's Rant (02:54:11) Thought Of The Day
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