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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2026 · 57 MIN

Bob & Robbie Katter: Fuel Crisis, Mining and Australia’s Future

from The Karl Stefanovic Show · host Karl Stefanovic

Australia is facing a fuel security crisis, rising costs and growing pressure on its industries – and few voices are more outspoken than MP Bob Katter.From the opening moments, the Katters bring chaos – sharp takes, father-son roasting and zero-filter politics. In this explosive episode of The Karl Stefanovic Show, Bob Katter and his son Robbie Katter break down:Why Australia exports fuel cheaply – and buys it back at a premiumThe looming fuel shortage and its real-world consequencesEthanol, energy policy and what governments aren’t doingMining, gas exports and billions lost in missed opportunitiesThe rise of minor parties like One NationTrump, economic nationalism and whether Australia needs a resetThis is raw, unfiltered and at times chaotic, but it’s a conversation about the future of Australia that you need to hear.A big thanks to our sponsor neds. If you want to have a play, download the neds app. http://www.neds.com.au Also a thanks to R5 for giving me the energy to stay fit and healthy. Get 20% off with code Karlos at https://revive5.com.au/pages/karl  

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