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EPISODE · Jul 6, 2026 · 19 MIN

LISTEN: Labor's $22.7 Billion Electricity Betrayal & Albanese's Podcast Blunder

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Jeremy Cordeaux presents The Court of Public Opinion. The energy regulator's own report lays it out in black and white: electricity prices have risen $22.7 billion since Labor came to power — despite the promise of a $275 saving. Jeremy asks how Energy Minister Chris Bowen can keep blaming the previous government, and why net zero and the renewables push have made power dearer, not cheaper. Also in this episode: Anthony Albanese's cringeworthy podcast appearance filmed at The Lodge; One Nation's plan to scrap the Office of Multicultural Affairs; Tony Abbott's powerful London speech on mass migration; the case for banning gambling advertising; Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and the politics of the South Pacific; plus Jeremy's "On This Day". Proudly supported by Rossdale Homes — when trust is a must. rossdalehomes.com.au Have your say — call in on Friday's live stream at jeremycordeaux.com. New episodes posted Tuesday and Thursday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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