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How to reform the current state of the media and how all of us can play a part. From 1986 Damian Coory spent 13 years as a senior radio and television journalist in Australia, during which time he was a Senior Reporter for Network Ten in their Brisbane and Sydney newsrooms; News Director for Triple M Brisbane; and a senior presenter, and journalist at Melbourne’s 3AW, Brisbane’s 4BC and ABC Radio Queensland. Damian hosted the Drive time program on Brisbane’s News-Talk radio station 4BC in 1995.

And why are we self-choking the nation over it?

Watch as Senator Roberts proves beyond the doubt that the stated reasons for the economy-destroying energy policies at every level of government are unjustified. Even the Australian scientific body CSIRO has nothing to give.

An overview of the recently completed Covid Under Question inquiry by Senator Roberts, starting with an industry insider spilling the beans on the appalling level of research and validation of the Pfizer injection.

Ever notice how worldwide reaction to the pandemic is in unquestioning lockstep? There's a reason for that and it's 50 years in the making.

Do we need a royal commission, and if we could, would it even do an effective job? Guest speaker Dr Scott Prasser knows the process inside out and has the answer.

Gerard can not remain silent while Australians are suffering from the management of COVID by the State and Federal governments, bureaucrats and the mainstream media. We encourage you to join us to hear the realities as revealed to him on a daily basis. He will also share his suggested solutions to navigate out of the mess.

Jewel talks about Voting Matters and how it all works. Recorded 19th November 2021.

There’s a long history of truly effective people ending up in jail for their efforts, even the apostle Paul in the Bible. We speak with one.

Jewel gives us a quick run through history, showing what works and when to do it.

You can advance Australia's interests with Rebecca Lloyd showing you how.

Queensland 'deep state' ex-member Stewart Gow reveals the latest information on how the Trump Administration is "Draining the Swamp", filmed in May 2019.

Nation-wide debt problems left unchecked have incubated a series of increasingly dangerous financial exposures in Australia. As widespread community ill-ease attests, arrangements need to be rebuilt in several key areas. Practical prudent options for governments, businesses and communities are discussed. Apt actions can prevent our debt dreamtime imploding the economy and destroying much we value. Dr McGovern’s main recent lecturing responsibilities at QUT were in the areas of Industry Analysis, International Economics and Finance for International Business. As principal supervisor, Mark worked with Doctoral students in well-regarded investigations in areas including: Infrastructure Evaluation; International monetary stances, channels and impacts; Principal-agent problems; and Pass-through deficits after Trade Liberalisation. His efforts for the Queensland Government included research into Financing Transport Infrastructure and work as a member of the Rural Debt and Drought Taskforce. Mark has addressed Parliamentary Inquiries and many community meetings, with a particular recent emphasis on rural debt and its proper resolution. Significant contributions were made to the 2013 Federal “Reserve Bank Amendment (Australian Reconstruction and Development Board) Bill” which sought to avoid impoverishing fire sales and to support prudent, mutually beneficial resolutions of debt problems.

I will provide some insight into the psychological term "Groupthink" which is evident throughout the whole of our society. Its usual definition is: "Groupthink, mode of thinking in which individual members of small cohesive groups tend to accept a viewpoint or conclusion that represents a perceived group consensus, whether or not the group members believe it to be valid, correct, or optimal." Forget about it being seen in "small cohesive groups". We are witnessing massive groupthink on a national and even international scale.

Chris Green tells us about this 'new' initiative that sends support straight to the farmers in rural Australia.

Not all areas have fantastic soil for growing crops, but Redlands (south of Brisbane) is famous for it. Yet this same soil gets dumped straight into landfill, like toxic waste, when there is nothing wrong with it. Why? Queensland government environmental laws and associated bureaucracy, of course.