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59 Advisers, 156 Trusts And A Secret Michelin Bill: Jeremy Cordeaux In The Garage
Jeremy Cordeaux is back in the garage with Pete and Gary for another Court of Public Opinion, and he is still counting the cost of government. He returns to the 59 personal advisers working for the Prime Minister and asks the question nobody in Canberra wants to answer: if everyone knows, why…
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Unemployment Worse Than The Pandemic, 59 Advisers On $400k & The "Fairness" Argument That Falls Apart | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is in the garage with Pete and Gary, and opens on the number the government would rather you did not notice: unemployment is now higher than it was at the peak of the pandemic, with 50,000 small businesses gone in the past eighteen months. He argues Labor keeps loading up what it...
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Should an Execution Be Live Streamed? Historian Carolyn Strange Tells Jeremy Cordeaux What History Says | Court of Public Opinion
Emeritus Professor Carolyn Strange from the ANU History Department joins Jeremy Cordeaux to discuss the planned live stream of a US military firing-squad execution, which has now been called off while the execution itself is set to proceed. She explains how the power to take a life has always…
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Samela Harris Unloads on the Premier Over Adelaide's Trees and Reveals Her Shine Secret | Court of Public Opinion
Former Advertiser arts and entertainment writer Samela Harris joins Jeremy Cordeaux to explain why she has lost patience with Premier Peter Malinauskas over the felling of old trees for motor racing and the handling of Adelaide's park lands, which she says is happening behind closed doors. She…
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Engines Roar And Cockpits Open: Nigel Daw Tells Jeremy Cordeaux What's Coming To The SA Aviation Museum | Court of Public Opinion
Nigel Daw from the South Australian Aviation Museum at Port Adelaide joins Jeremy Cordeaux to preview the museum's family engine run and open cockpit day on Sunday 25 October, with historic engines fired up on stands and visitors invited into the cockpits of the F-111, DC3, Fokker F27 and more....
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Professor Ian Plimer Brings a $45,000 Gold Nugget to the Table and Tells Jeremy Cordeaux How to Steal Gold | Court of Public Opinion
Professor Ian Plimer joins Jeremy Cordeaux in the studio with a five-ounce gold nugget from his own small North Queensland mine and his seventeenth book, Gold, Everything You Need to Know, which is already in reprint a week after release. He explains why gold is so heavy and how nuggets grow,...
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Ann Nalder Tells Jeremy Cordeaux Small Business Has No Voice, And It's Time To Fight Back | Court of Public Opinion
Ann Nalder, founder and CEO of the Australian Small Business Association, joins Jeremy Cordeaux to explain why she believes the country's 2.7 million small businesses are being ignored, squeezed by rising costs and buried under one-size-fits-all policy. She takes aim at big corporations paying...
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Dr John Bruni Warns Australia Could Be the Next Ukraine | Court of Public Opinion
Dr John Bruni of SAGE International joins Jeremy Cordeaux at the dining room table for a wide ranging look at world affairs. He starts with his podcast conversation with Harvard's Avi Loeb about UAP claims, then turns to Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Ukraine, and the 1994 Budapest Memorandum.…
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Zed Nasheet Dated a Girl for Six Weeks to Win a Listing | Court of Public Opinion
Real estate agent and author Zed Nasheet joins Jeremy Cordeaux and Gary Hiscock to talk about his new book, The Art of Closing Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime. Zed says selling is about persuasion and storytelling rather than pressure, and that real estate is about people, not properties. He shares the...
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Peter Goers Reveals the Tragedy Behind His Most Personal Show Yet | Court of Public Opinion
Adelaide writer and performer Peter Goers joins Jeremy Cordeaux to talk about In the Air of an Afternoon Almost Past, his new one-person show based on his second book about the deaths of his parents in a plane crash in New Orleans in 1982. He describes being sent to America at 25 and why he calls...
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FULL SHOW: Ian Plimer's Gold Nugget, Peter Goers, Samela Harris & Should Executions Be Live Streamed? | Court of Public Opinion Live, 16 October 2026
The complete live stream of The Court of Public Opinion with Jeremy Cordeaux AM, from around the dining room table on Friday 16 October 2026. Author and real estate agent Zed Nasheet on the art of closing, Dr John Bruni on Starlink, Ukraine and the Houthis, Professor Ian Plimer with a gold nugget...
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A 'Recharge Surcharge' On Your Power Bill, The Greens' Supermarket Grab & Vale Jeffrey Archer | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is back in the garage with Pete and Gary, and opens with a timely warning for anyone posting Christmas presents overseas: don't leave it past the first of December. He takes aim at the Prime Minister's chosen legacy of rewiring the nation, saying the transmission towers and wires...
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Your Home Is Worth 20% Less, Trump's Russian Diesel Deal & Paying Tax On A Credit Card | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is back in the garage with Pete and Gary, and opens by congratulating South Australia's police commissioner Grant Stevens on his appointment as the state's next governor. He marks 25 years since Australia committed to the war in Afghanistan, then turns to a property market where…
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FULL SHOW: Geoffrey Watson SC, David Flint on Pauline Hanson & How to Beat the Scammers | Court of Public Opinion Live, 9 October 2026
The complete live stream of The Court of Public Opinion with Jeremy Cordeaux AM, from around the dining room table on Friday 9 October 2026. Dr John Bruni on the 81 lost US warplanes and Russia's shadow war on Europe, Professor David Flint on Pauline Hanson's Swiss style reforms, mediator Jody...
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Dr John Bruni: The 81 Lost US Warplanes and Russia's Shadow War on Europe | Court of Public Opinion
Dr John Bruni of SAGE International joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM around the dining room table for his regular look at the world stage. He discusses reported US aircraft losses in the Middle East, diesel prices and the Red Sea, why cheap drones are rewriting modern warfare, and how US manpower…
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Don't Hit Unsubscribe! John Ovenden and Tech Whiz Melanie Lewis on Beating the Scammers | Court of Public Opinion
Veteran broadcaster John Ovenden makes his monthly visit to the dining room table, bringing his trusted computer expert Melanie Lewis. Melanie tells Jeremy Cordeaux AM why technology feels more complicated than ever, when it is safe to ask AI for tech help, why updates sometimes change your...
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Geoffrey Watson SC Fires Back at the High Court Critics and Exposes Grey Corruption | Court of Public Opinion
Geoffrey Watson SC of the Centre for Public Integrity joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM to respond to claims that the High Court overreached in its Hunter Valley Operations mine decision. He argues the 111-page judgment is conventional administrative law about bureaucrats obeying the statute, and that it...
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Professor David Flint: Only Pauline Hanson's Swiss-Style Reforms Can Save Australia | Court of Public Opinion
Emeritus Professor David Flint AM, former head of the Australian Broadcasting Authority and the Australian Press Council and National Convener of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM to discuss his Spectator column arguing Australia is on the road to ruin. He explains...
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Mediator Jody Fitzgerald on Parliament's Knives, Feuding Neighbours and the $100 Goat | Court of Public Opinion
Jody Fitzgerald of Brightside Mediation spent six years as a political adviser in the South Australian Parliament before turning to mediation full time. She joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM around the dining room table to talk about the knives in politics, the role of advisers, and why she thinks skill…
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Why TV Shouldn't Pay For Sports Rights, A Royal Commission Into AI & The Parklands Trees Fight | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is back in the garage with Pete and Gary, opening with Australia's porridge cannoli taking best speciality dish at Scotland's Golden Spurtle, before asking why a "mid-year" budget review lands in December and whether it will carry any cost of living relief. With the football grand...
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One In Five Homes Unsold For Six Months, $25 Million For A Pre-COP31 Trip To Fiji & Australia's Oldest Man Turns 113 | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is in the garage with Pete and Gary, and opens on a stalled property market: he says 20 per cent of homes for sale have sat unsold for six months, and ties it to the latest RedBridge survey reported in the Australian Financial Review, which has Labor's primary vote at a record low...
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FULL SHOW: QF32 Captain Richard de Crespigny, Adam Creighton on Inflation & Peter Motley | Court of Public Opinion Live, 2 October 2026
The complete live stream of The Court of Public Opinion with Jeremy Cordeaux AM, from around the dining room table on Friday 2 October 2026. QF32 captain Richard de Crespigny reacts to the Flydubai cockpit attack, Dr John Bruni takes aim at Pete Hegseth's Pentagon, Joseph Friedman tells the story...
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Andrina Clisby on Vintage Grand Prix Racing and Her Father's Ferrari Engine Claim | Court of Public Opinion
Andrina Clisby of the Sporting Car Club of South Australia joins Jeremy Cordeaux around the dining room table on this week's Court of Public Opinion to preview the Vintage Grand Prix Carnival, which will take historic cars, motorcycles and enthusiasts through the Adelaide Hills and the Barossa,...
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Football Legend Peter Motley's Inspiring Story: Such Is Life | Court of Public Opinion
Former Sturt and Carlton footballer Peter Motley, whose career ended in a car accident at 22, joins Jeremy Cordeaux around the dining room table with his friend and co-author Paul Rose to talk about Such Is Life: My Story, a book they produced over three years with every dollar going to the Clown...
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The Newspaper Behind Bars: Joseph Friedman Tells Jeremy Cordeaux How About Time Got Over the Wall | Court of Public Opinion
Former commercial lawyer and freelance journalist Joseph Friedman joins Jeremy Cordeaux on this week's Court of Public Opinion to talk about About Time, the monthly newspaper he founded for people in Australian prisons, inspired by the UK's Inside Time. He explains how the paper won over eight...
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Dr John Bruni Takes Aim at Pete Hegseth's 'Warrior' Pentagon and Australia's Lost Inventions | Court of Public Opinion
Dr John Bruni of SAGE International walks in to the dining room table on this week's Court of Public Opinion and takes aim at US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's speech and anti-DEI push, arguing that in an age of drones and push-button warfare it is brains, not brawn, that win. With Jeremy…
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QF32 Hero Captain Richard de Crespigny Reacts to the Flydubai Cockpit Attack | Court of Public Opinion
Captain Richard de Crespigny AM, the pilot in command of Qantas Flight 32 when an Airbus A380 suffered an uncontrolled engine failure out of Singapore in 2010, joins Jeremy Cordeaux on this week's Court of Public Opinion to give his verdict on the shocking flydubai incident in which one pilot...
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IPA Economist Adam Creighton Says Rate Rises Won't Fix Inflation and Climate Policy Is a Religion | Court of Public Opinion
Adam Creighton, senior fellow and chief economist at the Institute of Public Affairs, joins Jeremy Cordeaux on this week's Court of Public Opinion as Australians digest another interest rate rise. He argues federal deficit spending is fuelling inflation, questions the evidence that lifting the…
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Wes Lambert Warns the Card Surcharge Ban Will Cost You More at Every Cafe | Court of Public Opinion
Wes Lambert, CEO of the Australian Restaurant and Cafe Association, joins Jeremy Cordeaux on this week's Court of Public Opinion to explain why he believes the Reserve Bank's card surcharge ban is another nail in the coffin for hospitality, arriving in the same week as a rate rise and inflation...
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The Australian Invention China Now Owns, Diesel Rationing & The $36,500 Cost Of Raising Kids | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is back in the garage for The Court of Public Opinion with the story of Metal Storm, the Australian-invented, electronically fired weapon that could have defended against drone swarms. The patents lapsed, the company folded and now China is producing the technology. Jeremy asks…
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A Fourth Rate Rise, The NDIS Housing Funds That Vanished & Albanese's Citizen Of The World Award | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is back in the garage for The Court of Public Opinion as the Reserve Bank lines up a fourth rate rise this year. Unleaded is sitting around $2.40 a litre, diesel is tipped to hit $4 and there is no further excise relief coming. Jeremy says households are paying for policy choices…
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FULL SHOW: A 103-Year-Old Spitfire Pilot, Ian Plimer on Snowy 2.0 & Alex Antic | Court of Public Opinion Live, 25 September 2026
The complete live stream of The Court of Public Opinion with Jeremy Cordeaux AM, from around the dining room table on Friday 25 September 2026. Demographer Mark McCrindle explains why the falling birth rate is the real wake up call, Dr John Bruni covers Netanyahu, Ukraine and the AI race…
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Senator Alex Antic on Taking Back the Liberal Party for Its Members | Court of Public Opinion
Senator Alex Antic joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM and Professor Ian Plimer fresh from winning the presidency of the South Australian Liberal Party. He explains how he won, why he wants to hand the party back to its members, and how grassroots members drove the push against net zero. Alex also talks...
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103-Year-Old Henry Young Barrel Rolled a Spitfire, and Tells Jeremy Cordeaux All About It | Court of Public Opinion
Henry Young, a former naval fighter pilot who flew Spitfires and Seafires, joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM at the dining room table with his son Mike on the eve of his birthday. At 103 he recently took the controls of a twin-cockpit Spitfire and, according to Mike, threw in two barrel rolls. Henry…
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Card Surcharges Are Gone, but Professor Steve Worthington Warns Your Rewards Points Could Be Next | Court of Public Opinion
Professor Steve Worthington of Swinburne University's Business School joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM to explain the end of card surcharges from 1 October. He looks at where surcharging came from, why he argued the price you see should be the price you pay, and whether businesses will simply lift their...
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Ian Plimer Says Snowy 2.0 Was Built Blind and Fears Human Stupidity More Than AI | Court of Public Opinion
Emeritus Professor Ian Plimer joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM around the dining room table to take apart Snowy 2.0. Drawing on a career in geology and mining, he explains why he believes the project went ahead without basic geotechnical data, and how he says it should have been built. Ian also explains...
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Dr John Bruni on Netanyahu, Ukraine and the AI Race Between Trump and Xi | Court of Public Opinion
Dr John Bruni of SAGE International joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM for his regular look at world affairs. He gives his view on the walkout during Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the United Nations, Australia's security agreement with Ukraine, and what Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are really talking…
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Mark McCrindle on Why Australia's Falling Birth Rate Is the Real Wake-Up Call | Court of Public Opinion
Demographer and social researcher Mark McCrindle of McCrindle Research joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM to unpack two major new reports, Treasury's Intergenerational Report and the HILDA survey. He explains what a population heading for almost 40 million in the 2060s means for housing, health, aged care...
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Patients Dying In Hospital Corridors, The Minister Who Flies Qantas For Life & Don't Talk In Your Chinese Car | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is in the garage with Pete and Gary, and opens on a scandal close to home: "corridor care" in South Australia, where patients are being treated, and dying, in the hallways of the Royal Adelaide Hospital, the most expensive hospital building in the world. The same system, he notes,...
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The AI Bosses Warning Us All, A Million Australians On The Dole & Earl Spencer vs The King | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is in the garage with Pete and Gary, and opens on the big one: the bosses of the major AI companies warning, all within days of each other, that their own technology may be an existential threat to humanity. Jeremy believes they mean it, and asks the obvious questions, how do you...
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Dr John Bruni: 25 Years After 9/11, Have We Learned Anything? | Court of Public Opinion
Dr John Bruni of SAGE International joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM around the dining room table on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Asked whether the world has learned anything since 2001, his answer is a blunt no, and he explains why he thinks the West is still fighting wars of…
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FULL SHOW: John Howard Relives 9/11, Toby Walsh on AI & David Flint's Swiss Fix | Court of Public Opinion Live, 11 September 2026
The complete live stream of The Court of Public Opinion with Jeremy Cordeaux AM, from around the dining room table on Friday 11 September 2026. On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, former Prime Minister John Howard recalls being in Washington on the day, Dr John Bruni asks whether...
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John Ovenden's Greatest Scoop, Star Encounters and Newsroom Pranks | Court of Public Opinion
Veteran broadcaster John Ovenden, whose career has taken in the ABC, the BBC and Channel 10 across 10 countries, joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM around the dining room table for a morning of stories from behind the microphone. He recalls the day he beat the competition to the Adelaide Festival program,...
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Professor Toby Walsh: Will AI Really Kill Us All? | Court of Public Opinion
Professor Toby Walsh, one of Australia's leading voices on artificial intelligence, joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM to respond to headlines warning that AI could wipe out humanity within a decade, and to explain in plain English what an algorithm actually is. He talks about the anxious students in his...
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Professor David Flint: Give Power Back to the People, Swiss Style | Court of Public Opinion
Emeritus Professor David Flint AM, national convener of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy and author of Twilight of the Elites, joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM to argue that Australia's political system has drifted far from what the founders intended. He revisits South Australian Charles…
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John Howard Relives 9/11 in Washington and Slams Trump's $5,000 Pitch | Court of Public Opinion
Former Prime Minister John Howard joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks to recall the day he was in Washington, the moment the second plane hit, and the decision on the flight home to invoke the ANZUS Treaty for the first time. With Dr John Bruni at the…
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Ramping Hits A Record 5,891 Hours, An $800 Toothbrush & The Housing Slump That Echoes 1986 | Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is in the garage with Pete and Gary, and opens on the strange and the serious. First the strange: a passenger on an American flight duct taped to his first class seat after a mid air outburst, which Jeremy turns into a run of one liners, and Harvey Norman's double page spreads for...
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LISTEN: Statins Could Cut Strokes By 30%, The Strangulation "Craze" Nobody Will Name & Why Camera Glasses Are A Distraction | Jeremy Cordeaux's Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is in the garage with Pete and Gary, and opens on a genuine medical breakthrough: a Monash University trial, co-authored by Professor Mark Nelson, suggesting a daily statin for the over-60s could cut heart attack and stroke by 30 per cent, overturning earlier fears of a dementia...
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LISTEN: The Orange Wave Hits A 40-Year Labor Seat, Farewell Dolly Parton & Another 400 Trees For The Chop | Jeremy Cordeaux's Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is in the garage with Pete and Gary for the first day of spring, and there is plenty to cover. He pays a warm tribute to Dolly Parton, larger than life and loved by everyone who met her, then turns to the political earthquake in the west: One Nation's Luke Herdegen taking nearly…
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LISTEN: 45,000 Sign To "Stop The Chop", $60,000 A Day To Park Fuel Tankers & Why Chalmers Fears The Wrong Threat To Your Super | Jeremy Cordeaux's Court of Public Opinion
Jeremy Cordeaux is back in the garage with Pete and Gary, and opens with a milestone: Andy Martin reports 10.1 million people checked out the show across all platforms in the last 28 days. He then turns to the record-breaking "Stop the Chop" petition, more than 45,000 signatures carried book by...
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