Show Notes
Why can lobbyists with an orange pass walk the halls of Parliament House while you can't get past security? Greens Senator David Shoebridge calls the revolving door between Defence and the weapons industry obscene, and says he'd tear down the walls that keep the public out.
Also in this full episode of Bonafide with Luke Bona:
Nathan Cleary's horror injury, the first ever hip-drop send-off, and the Newcastle Knights' first grand final in 25 years.
Daily Telegraph crime reporter Mark Morri on the domestic violence crisis in NSW, teenagers with guns, crooks using AI, and whether police have lost the powers they need.
David Shoebridge on NSW's new medicinal cannabis driving law and the AI agent that got into a Medicare data portal.
Truckie Tuesday: NHVR CEO Nicole Rosie spends a day in Rod Hannifey's truck and explains which operators the regulator is going after, plus sham contracting and electronic work diaries. Belinda Hughes from Hughes Law on whether to pay a ticket, fight it or ask for a review.
Should police get more powers to deal with youth crime, or should the money go into helping kids earlier? Tell us what you think in the comments.
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00:00 Cold open and what's coming up 06:02 Nathan Cleary, the Knights and the 1997 grand final 13:46 Lions three-peat, Kylie Minogue and Tones and I 21:30 Interest rates, David Koch and your poll results 25:46 Jono's Truckie Tuesday song 28:11 Mark Morri on the domestic violence crisis 43:37 AI, the Medicare breach and crooks going digital 53:13 Teenagers with guns and police powers 1:02:59 David Shoebridge on lobbyists and the revolving door 1:20:00 Medicinal cannabis and drug driving 1:25:29 How an AI agent got into Medicare data 1:31:40 Youth crime: Shoebridge answers Morri 1:40:38 Truckie Tuesday 140 with Rod Hannifey 1:45:59 Belinda Hughes: pay it, fight it or review it 1:54:27 NHVR CEO Nicole Rosie on her day in Rod's truck 2:13:36 Sham contracting and high-risk operators 2:19:09 Electronic work diaries and fatigue 2:25:55 Getting young people and women into trucking 2:40:28 Live show on 15 October and sign-off
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