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Afternoons with Brent Bultitude

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Join Brent Bultitude every weekend for lively chats with industry insiders and special guests! Covering the latest trends and exciting topics, it's your go-to for fresh insights and fun conversations.Tune in for your weekend fix of thought-provoking conversation!

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Episodes

  1. Tech Talk with Stephen Fenech – The World’s First iPhone Duo and Telstra’s RCS Messaging Upgrade

    Told that lining up for the latest tech release is just about getting the newest gadget? Think again! Today on our tech segment, Brent chats with Stephen Fenech from Tech Guide to break down the biggest stories making waves in the digital world. From the world's first foldable iPhone Duo going on...

  2. The Week That Was – Helen Haines Fallout, Political Dirt Files, and National Headlines with Mark Latham

    Told that political news is all standard talking points and predictable Canberra spin? Think again! For our weekly wrap-up, "The Week That Was," Brent is joined by independent MP Mark Latham to cut through the noise and tackle the massive stories dominating the national conversation. From…

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  3. The "Moth Man" Scales Six Peaks – Inside the Massive Return of the Bogong Moth with Connor Marsland

    Have you noticed an absolute invasion of moths coating windows, eaves, and streetlights across town lately? You're not imagining it! Millions of Bogong moths are back in force across New South Wales and the ACT, sparking a massive spring spectacle. But after suffering a catastrophic 99.5%...

  4. The Morrison Brief: Political Shockwaves, Albanese’s Poll Plunge, Migration Limits & The Future of Coal

    From the horrifying attack on Independent MP Helen Haines and urgent calls to "lower the political temperature", to Labor slipping to record lows with a brutal 61% disapproval rating for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, it’s a high-stakes week in Australian politics. In this episode of The…

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  5. Cooking With Bree : Biscoff Cheescake Pudding

    On Cooking with Bree, we are talking about a dessert recipe so delicious it literally broke the internet this week! Bree created a No-Bake Biscoff Cheesecake Pudding just last week, and in just five days, it’s racked up over 1.4 million views online. It takes just a handful of ingredients…

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  6. High Blood Pressure - The Silent Killer in Plain Sight

    When was the last time you checked your blood pressure or had a basic health check-up? New national data from nearly 600,000 health checks reveals that while Australia's overall health is improving, a staggering 77 percent of Aussies with high blood pressure have no idea they even have it! In…

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  7. Lights, Camera, Action, Leonie! Plastic Surgery Disasters, West End Revival, & Rock Comebacks

    Get ready to pour the tea and roll out the red carpet! In this week's edition of Lights, Camera, Action, Leonie!, we’re joined by resident entertainment royalty and Gossip Girl Queen Leonie Thomas for a star-studded roundup of the biggest pop-culture stories making headlines worldwide. We dive…

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  8. The PSA Dilemma: Should You Get Tested for Prostate Cancer?

    Prostate cancer is one of the most common diagnoses facing Australian men, yet the widely used PSA blood test remains one of the most debated screening tools in modern medicine. While a simple blood test can save lives, medical experts warn of significant grey areas—including false alarms,...

  9. Connecting Across the Gap: Practical Ways to Talk to Loved Ones with Dementia

    Are you or someone you care about struggling to connect with a family member living with dementia? It can be heartbreaking when conversations get tough, and many of us worry about saying the wrong thing or jumping in awkwardly. Brent is joined by psychologist and dementia researcher Dr Nikki-Anne...

  10. Beating the Heat: Keeping Our Pets Safe When Temperatures Soar with Dr Andrew Cornwell

    When a scorching Aussie heatwave hits, humans can easily crank up the aircon or grab an icy drink—but our four-legged friends are wearing permanent fur coats! In this episode, we tackle summer pet safety and heatstroke prevention with our resident vet expert, Dr Andrew Cornwell (owner of Cardiff...

  11. Nutrition Decoded: Are Low-Carb or Light Beers Worth It?

    Is swapping to a "low-carb" beer at the pub really the secret to keeping your waistline trim, or is it just clever marketing? In this episode of Nutrition Decoded, we pull back the label on low-carb, light, and mid-strength brews to uncover what science actually says about your weekend pint.…

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  12. The $27 Billion Crisis: Australia Launches World-First Push to Fix Workplace Mental Health

    Is your job taking a toll on your mental health—or is stress leaving your workplace constantly short-staffed? Groundbreaking new national research reveals that workplace mental ill-health is wiping $12 billion a year from the Australian economy right now, a figure projected to surge past $27...

  13. Fighting Back Against Digital Deception in Real Estate

    Have you ever turned up to a rental inspection or open home only to discover the property looks completely different from its online photos? Welcome to the era of “housefishing”—where real estate agents use artificial intelligence to brighten dark rooms, add non-existent furniture, erase…

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  14. Space Mirrors: A Revolutionary New Source of Light or a Night Sky Disaster?

    Imagine looking up at the night sky and seeing giant mirrors redirecting beams of sunlight straight down to Earth! In this episode, we explore a wild new technology that sounds like pure science fiction—but is fast becoming reality. California startup Reflect Orbital is planning a massive fleet…

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  15. When Will Australia's Housing Market Turn Around?

    Is the Australian property slump finally nearing its end? In this episode, we dive into brand-new research from the Australian Property Institute’s (API) Q4 2026 Market Outlook, surveying nearly 400 property professionals across the nation. For the first time, valuers in all six states have…

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  16. Saving Queensland from Ruin: Gympie Celebrates 159 Years of Gold Rush History

    Did you know that a single gold discovery in 1867 literally saved the entire colony of Queensland from total financial collapse? Join us as we dive into one of the most incredible rescue stories in Australian history! We’re taking a step back in time to where it all began: Nash’s Gully in Gympie....

  17. TechTalk: Smart Hubs, Health AI & Market Shifts with Stephen Fenech

    This week on TechTalk, Brent catches up with editor of TechGuide.com.au, Stephen Fenech, to make sense of the latest game-changing news across the consumer tech landscape. Smartphone Market Shakes Up: Global smartphone shipments suffer a massive 20 per cent slump—yet Samsung continues to hold…

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  18. The Week That Was: Big Races, Big Drama & Badgerys Creek

    Join Brent on "The Week That Was" as he sits down with Independent MP Mark Latham for an unfiltered, fast-paced breakdown of the biggest headlines across politics, racing, and national policy! This week, the pressure is on: Trackside Thrills: A massive night of greyhound racing as The Last Lap…

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  19. Thirty Years of Hope: Ride for the Kids and Supporting Families Facing Childhood Brain Conditions

    Hearing that your child has a serious medical condition is a terrifying moment that changes a family’s world overnight. Thirty years ago, Josephine Nicholls AM faced that exact reality when her young son, Nic Cox, was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Navigating the exhaustion, uncertainty, and long...

  20. Cooking with Bree: The Viral Chopped Italian Salad

    The classic Italian sub sandwich is getting a fresh, summer-ready makeover! In this episode of Cooking with Bree, we dive into the viral salad that’s taken the internet by storm—clocking up over 500,000 views in less than a week. Bree brings us her Chopped Italian Salad, capturing all the iconic...

  21. The Morrison Brief: Taxpayer-Funded Travel, Soaring Unemployment & Health Rebate Cuts

    In this edition of The Morrison Brief, Brent is joined by veteran journalist Jason Morrison to break down the biggest national headlines driving Australia's political and economic landscape. This week, Jason examines Small Business Minister Anne Aly’s $150,000 international travel bill during a...

  22. Lights, Camera, Action with Leonie - High-Altitude Drama, Heavy Headlines & Down Under Comebacks

    Dim the lights and roll out the red carpet—our resident gossip guru Leonie Thomas (Gossip Girl Unleashed), joins the show to unpack seven of the wildest pop culture headlines hitting the press this week! From Selma Blair’s dramatic mid-air flight arrest, to a heart-wrenching tribute to Breaking…

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  23. Queensland’s Crackdown on Black Market Tobacco: Should the Rest of Australia Follow?

    Pop-up tobacconists, turf wars, and cheap under-the-counter smokes—Australia’s multi-million dollar black market in illegal tobacco has reached crisis point. But while most states struggle to stem the tide, brand new data shows Queensland is leading the nation in closing illicit storefronts and...

  24. Why 82% of Aussies Are Using Mortgage Brokers

    A record 82% of Australian home loans are now arranged through mortgage brokers—up from just 50% a decade ago. Driven by widespread bank branch closures and a confusing, high-rate market, homebuyers are increasingly skipping traditional banks. But while brokers offer convenience, new research...

  25. Unlocking Outer Western Sydney: The $142 Billion Infrastructure Disconnect

    Australia is in the grips of a massive housing crisis, yet right across Outer Western Sydney, over 5,500 hectares of land sit completely idle—simply because they lack basic pipes, power, and access roads. Set to absorb nearly 40% of NSW’s future growth, the region is facing a critical national...

  26. Paws at Work: The Vet’s Guide to Dog-Friendly Offices

    Bringing dogs into the workplace is becoming an increasingly popular perk, touted for boosting staff morale, lowering stress, and helping with pet separation anxiety. However, transitioning an office into a dog-friendly environment requires careful planning from both an employer and a pet owner's...

  27. Nutrition Decoded: Organic Food – Is It Actually Better for You?

    Ever wondered if paying extra for organic apples and free-range organic beef is actually transforming your health, or if it’s just a clever marketing label for your wallet? In this episode of Nutrition Decoded, we dive straight into the organic food aisle—exploring pesticide residues, nutrient...

  28. Oil Market Chaos: The Surprising Global Force Keeping Fuel Prices in Check

    With geopolitical flashpoints and ongoing conflicts sweeping through international energy markets, you’d expect petrol prices at your local servo to skyrocket. Yet, against all odds, global crude prices are being kept from blowing out—and it all comes down to a surprising superpower quietly...

  29. What’s Up in the Sky This Month: Meteor Showers, Halley’s Comet & Ancient Halloween Stars

    Grab your binoculars and step outside—October is packed with incredible stargazing action! From two major meteor showers to bright planetary alignments and deep-sky objects, the night sky is putting on a massive show. Australia’s favourite space communicator, world-renowned astronomer and…

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  30. The Class of 2026: Why Young Aussies Want Real Skills, Not Just Degrees

    Are today’s school leavers lacking ambition, or are they just terrified that spending years at uni won’t land them a job? As final exams wrap up and thousands of high school students face massive decisions about their future, brand-new research from UNSW College reveals over half of young...

  31. Tech Talk - Solar Security, Apple’s Touchscreen Clues & Video Walkie-Talkies

    Coming up later this afternoon on the show, we’ve got our weekly tech chat with Tech Guide editor Stephen Fenech! We’re looking at Arlo’s brand-new hassle-free solar security camera, the major software clues hinting that Apple is finally building a touchscreen MacBook Pro, and Uniden’s clever new...

  32. The Week That Was with Mark Latham:

    ATO Backflips, Labor’s Decline, and Hunter Valley Coal Blockades From a humiliating government backflip on credit card tax payments and Victoria's high-stakes state election to a devastating High Court blow for Hunter Valley mining and fierce division over October 7 anniversary vigils, it’s been…

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  33. The Reality of Going Off-Grid — Is Total Independence Worth the Cost?

    Told that with rooftop solar and big home batteries, we can all easily pull the plug on the power company and wave goodbye to electricity bills forever? Think again! In this episode, we look at the hidden financial traps, maintenance headaches, and built-environment realities of going off-grid…

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  34. The Morrison Brief - Tuvalu Climate Junkets, Immigration, and the ATO’s Credit Card Crackdown

    From taxpayer-funded trips to Pacific climate pre-COP summits that critics call a total waste of time, to the daily dread of opening the letterbox to find another crushing bill, it is a high-pressure week for Australian households. In this episode of The Morrison Brief, Jason Morrison cuts…

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  35. Cooking With Bree - Greek Style Lemon Potato & Lamb Tray Bake

    Looking for a mouth-watering, fuss-free dinner that has already racked up over 250,000 hits overnight? In this episode of Cooking with Bree, we head straight to the Mediterranean with her incredible Greek Lemon Potato & Lamb Tray Bake! Featuring tender lamb chops and golden potatoes roasted in...

  36. The Unlikely Reason Aussie Drivers Are Slowing Down

    Told that the reason thousands of Aussie motorists are suddenly easing off the accelerator isn't fear of a speed camera, but the cost of filling up at the bowser? Think again! In this episode, we look at a surprising new survey revealing why fuel prices are forcing drivers to change their habits,...

  37. Sleep Health: Is Your Erratic Bedtime Putting Your Heart at Risk?

    Told that staying up late on the weekend and sleeping in, or constantly bouncing your bedtime around, is just harmless catching up on rest? Think again. In this episode, we look at startling new research linking chaotic sleep schedules and short sleep to a significantly higher risk of heart…

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  38. What Your Pulse Tells You: Understanding Resting Heart Rate

    Told that your resting heart rate is just a random number on your smartwatch and doesn't really matter as long as you feel fine? Think again! In this episode, we look at what your resting pulse can quietly reveal about your overall health, fitness levels, and long-term lifespan with renowned...

  39. The Hidden Perks of Getting Older — Why Our Culture Has Aging All Wrong

    In a world utterly obsessed with anti-ageing creams, Botox, and trying to stay young forever, what if we are completely missing the incredible superpowers that come with getting older? In this episode, we challenge our culture's youth obsession, exploring why our brains actually get better at...

  40. Is This the End of Heavy VR Headsets as We Know Them?

    Meta has completely flipped the script, unveiling a pair of VR specs that weigh barely 100 grams! But that is only part of a massive tech and consumer safety wrap today. From featherlight wearable displays and Apple's long-awaited first foldable—the iPhone Duo—to exploding callback scams and...

  41. The Week That Was with Mark Latham: Rate Hikes, Labor Fractures, and the Great Australian Squeeze

    From spiralling interest rates blamed on global conflicts and mounting cost-of-living pain to mounting friction inside federal Labor ranks, it’s been a seismic week in Australian politics. In this episode of The Week That Was, Mark Latham cuts through the noise to analyze the breaking stories...

  42. The Morrison Brief - Surcharge Bans, Interest Rate Hikes, Government Spending & Hunter Valley Coal

    From credit card surcharges getting the chop and soaring interest rates blamed on conflict in the Middle East, to runaway government spending and One Nation surging in the polls across NSW, it’s been a massive week of political and economic headlines. Jason Morrison breaks down the stories…

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  43. Cooking With Bree - Cowboy Bacon & Corn Dip

    Still stuck on what to make for your next get-together or game night? Coming up on the show, we’re joined in the kitchen by Bree to talk about the ultimate crowd-pleasing snack that is taking social media by storm—pulling in nearly a million views! It’s a viral Cowboy Bacon & Corn Dip served up...

  44. The Heavy Toll — Are Big US-Style Trucks Making Australian Roads Deadlier?

    Have you noticed the massive US-style trucks and oversized utes taking over our suburban streets and carparks? While drivers might feel safer sitting up high, new Australian research and automotive data prove they are drastically increasing the danger for everyone else on the road—especially...

  45. Lights, Camera, Action! Weekly Gossip - McLeod’s Daughters, Kylie Minogue, Princess Diana & David Bowie

    From the dusty plains of a McLeod’s Daughters comeback, Kylie Minogue’s glittering MCG takeover, and timeless royal history with Princess Diana’s revenge dress, to David Bowie conquering the charts all over again, our pop culture cup is officially overflowing. In this episode, we unpack the…

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  46. The Callback Con: How Scammers Are Tricking Us into Dialing Them

    Told that as long as you hang up on cold callers and never answer suspicious phone numbers, you’re safe from cybercriminals? Think again! In this episode, we uncover a massive surge in a cunning new cyber threat: callback scams. In this episode, we break down how cybercriminals manipulate you…

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  47. The Side-Hustle Squeeze – Why Over 1 Million Aussies Are Now Working Multiple Jobs

    Told that working hard at a 9-to-5 job should be enough to pay the bills and keep your head above water? Think again. Fresh figures show that for the first time ever, more than 1 million Australians are clocking into a second or even third job just to make ends meet. In this episode, we unpack…

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  48. Barking Up the Wrong Tree: Busting the Biggest Myths About Dogs

    We think we know our furry best friends inside and out, but it turns out a lot of what we ‘know’ about dogs is a complete old wives' tale! Does a wagging tail always mean a happy dog? Is a warm nose a sign your pup is sick? And what is your dog actually thinking when they give you that infamous...

  49. Nutrition Decoded: Maximising Your Iron – What Boosts and Blocks Absorption?

    Eating plenty of iron-rich foods, but still feeling wiped out and low on energy? In this episode of Nutrition Decoded, we look at why what's on your plate is only half the battle. From the morning cup of coffee that blocks your iron to the vitamin C trick that supercharges it, we explore how to…

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  50. Beyond Picky Eating: When Childhood Fussy Eating and Speech Delays Need Expert Help

    Is your toddler just going through a stubborn fussy eating phase, or is there a deeper sensory or speech issue hiding underneath? And how do you know when a child's speech delay requires professional intervention? In this episode, we cut through the parenting guesswork with certified speech...

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Join Brent Bultitude every weekend for lively chats with industry insiders and special guests! Covering the latest trends and exciting topics, it's your go-to for fresh insights and fun conversations.Tune in for your weekend fix of thought-provoking conversation!

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