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Not Good Enough
by Not Good Enough
Broadcasting from the burning edge of the climate crisis. An Australian news, politics and comedy podcast.
Episodes
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115 — The Last Post
We log off (for now). No notes! Go touch grass.
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114 — Spyro Speed Run (feat. Celeste Liddle)
We chat with Celeste Liddle, Greens candidate for Cooper, about unionism, protest and speedrunning Spyro the Dragon. Celeste Liddle for Cooper! Celeste Liddle is running for the Greens in the seat of Cooper. The 1988 bicentenary protests — first nations people and supporters protested 200 years…
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Non-Ep 2 — What’s up
Not an ep! Just an update! See you all soon xx
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113 — Budget special
QLD and NSW are underwater, again. Knives are out for the prime minister. FU Pay is not good. The budget is discussed. Floodcast (not that one) At Melbourne’s Flower and Garden show, see “Coming soon”, a garden built around the theme of climate change. The flooding in Queensland and NSW: It’s…
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112 — Sundown with Kochie
Carbon credits are a big scam. David Koch fantasies about cutting the rope. Carbon Credits! Angus Taylor has spent a billion dollars on “sham” carbon credits. Whistleblower Andrew Macintosh says many parts of the carbon offsets system are a scam. Andrew Macintosh has been replaced by former…
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111 — Care of Duty: Modern Lawfare 2
We get Adelaidepilled, then talk about the federal court ruling that the Environment Minister doesn't have a duty of care after all. Adelaidepilled The election in South Australia saw large swings against the Liberals. The new Premier said some okay things. Fair enough! The federal court has…
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110 — Everybody needs good neighbours
We talk about the power of polyps and the power of community. Blobbing along Australia’s nuclear submarines would “inevitably” be forced to shut down by peacenik Queensland jellyfish. In 2006 the US Supercarrier Ronald Reagan was owned by 800kg of jellyfish. Floating in a pork barrel Flood…
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109 — Go fund yourself
The government ignores the IPCC report and the floods. Warnie ruled though. Fucking around / finding out The second part of the 6th IPCC report has been released. This one is about the social cost of climate change. UN President António Guterres: “I’ve seen many reports, but nothing like the new...
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Non-Ep 1 — Not episode enough
No pod this week! The vibes shifted too hard. Instead, tune in to our pals over at Boonta Vista, raising funds for Sikh Volunteers Australia, Lismore SES and Loop Growers Brisbane.
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108 — Manchoofian Candidate
Australia's largest coal power plant is shutting down early, Scott Morrison is good at diplomacy, and Grace Tame is cool. On the tools Scott Morrison, welding expert. Good news! The biggest coal power plant in Australia is shutting 7 years early! They specifically avoided telling energy minister...
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107 — Good* news
It's a good* news week! International news Anthony Albanese reassures the nation that no-one cares if he wins or not. Good* news Nurses in NSW are striking for better pay and safer conditions. The Omicron wave and the withdrawal of government supports has been brutal for health workers. The ICU...
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106 — Longest straight section of fail
Western Australia succeeds in succeeding, the Religious Discrimination bill is bad and aged care is in cri—. International news Western Australia is cut off from the nation, with their only rail link flooded out. As a result of this, WA is running out of water treatment chemicals. Mining magnate...
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105 — Sister, mother, tenant
The Aged Care minister goes to the cricket, the NDIS is a complicated octopus and Scott Morrison gets the respect he deserves. Weather talk Ever year, we see more and more once-in-a-century days for it. Aged careless Aged Care Minister Richard Colbeck went to the cricket instead of fronting a...
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104 — Fresh road meat
Meat just keeps getting spilled, everyone's back working for the economy and the Labor party loves doing borders. Okay here’s the meat Meatspill 2: Meating of the Meats It’s the economy, and you’re stupid Josh Frydenburg says industrial action is bad for the economy. The Labor party says free…
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103 — Dillsong ha ha
Australia's Unions post through it, it's very very hot, and Hillsong have a big party. Posting through it Union leader Sally McManus says that Unions are not launching a pay rise blitz. Cool hashtag: #WTFWoolies. Meatworks workers are having to wear hairnets to show their covid status. It’s hot!...
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102 — Screaming (feat. Emerald Moon)
Rats, we forgot to order any RATs! Also Mitch talks to Emerald Moon from the Serious Danger podcast about Green politics, Byron life and loud music. Circle of self-indulgence Omicron: There’s lots of it around. McLean’s book club: The Gone Away World by Nick Harkaway Scott Morrison says Jen gets...
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101 — Buying Power
We talk about Shell's acquisition of Powershop and the cool cool Labor party. Power flop Powershop got acquired by Shell. Energy Australia cancelled their partnership with Powershop. Amber Electric got sassy. Shell have said they plan to reach “net zero” by 2050. Opposition party? The Labor party...
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100 — The gang de-isolates
We're all recording in the same room for the first time in 91 episodes! It's a bit chaotic. Also some news is discussed. Blocked Blockade A Blockade Australia activist has been jailed for 12 months for stopping a coal train. Tough lockdown anti-protest laws are now being used against envionmental...
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99 — gay little ep (feat. Evie)
MQFF help pinkwash apartheid, Dani Laidley returns as a hero, and the Victorian Pride Lobby release a massive report on LGBTIQA+ people's feelings toward police. Pinkwashing The Melbourne Queer Film Festival were asked to drop a pink-washing Israli film, and join in BDS against the aparthied…
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98 — Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies
Heroes keep stopping coal trains, Scott Morrison has never told a lie and Australia wins at Climate Golf. Hero watch Direct action works. Blockade Australia are repeatedly shutting down train lines from coal mines. Blockade Australia are planning a massive disruption in Sydney on June 27th. Every...
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97 — All COP26 are bastards
Farm workers are now entitled to a minimum wage, some guy got smashed and crashed his car. Also some dudes went to Glasgow and talked about submarines or something. Minimum wage news The Fair Work Commission has ruled that farm workers must be paid a minimum wage! This means that some workers are...
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96 — What‘s the go with internet legislation (feat. Justin Warren)
Evie sits down with Justin Warren for a good long chat about what's up with all the internet legislation the government is pushing. Justin Warren is a board member at Electronic Frontiers Australia. You can follow him on Twitter. Proposed legislation The Online Privacy Bill Exposure Draft,...
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95 — Stop Dazza!
Governments are marking up the next IPCC report with track changes. Chistian Porter has a secret vault of cash and no-one wants to look inside. Climate action Activist Lauren McDonald calling a fossil fuel CEO a mass murderer to his face: Pretty cool! She was able to get onto the panel via the…
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94 — Darryl Kerrigan would be concerned about franking credits
News Corp say they believe in climate change now. Don't take their word for it. We also discuss whether buying billboards is effective climate activism. News Corp are climate activists? News Corp are running a two-week campaign called “Mission Zero”. Joe Hildebrand is fronting the campaign. Their...
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93 — And I quote
Gina Rinehart has terminal facebook brain, the nationals want to keep digging coal long after capital decides it's a bad idea, and we answer a listener question. Upholding titles Police have recognised Traditional Owners’ rights to practise culture on the land where the Adani mine is being built....
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92 — Ms. Deeds
Girlbosses are doing it (high level corruption) for themselves. Bishop to Lithium Former Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop put on a big pink frock. Don’t miss the bedazzled safety glasses and tiara hardhat. In the 1980’s Bishop worked as a lawyer defending an asbestos producer from worker...
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91 — Lisa vs. Lockdown (feat. Lisa Dib)
Hi-vis rallies: cool, cooked or complicated? Let's find out together. Jeffrey Combs appreciation Watch Jeffrey Combs in the Frighteners. Treat denial Delivery workers at StarTrack and FedEx have struck for safer conditions. Workers from Cadbury and Accolade Wines have also struck for better pay....
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90 — AUKUS malorkus
We have a lot to say about submarines. Also, shutting down public transport to stop a protest: Sensible tactic to calm things down or bad idea that'll just make things worse? If only I were writing this several days in the future and could see what would happen on Monday and Tuesday. Three large...
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89 — Do they know it‘s Cringemas? (feat. Lyndal Rowlands)
We're joined by climate journalist Lyndal Rowlands to discuss New Corp's two-week admission that climate change exists. Then we dig into reality show The Activist, and the weird people behind it. Toot toot! Get on the Drilled Bus! The Drilled Podcast. Not Good Enough Episode 77: Care of Duty:...
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8* — The Fifth Element is coal
The LNP want to give you a school chaplain to sooth your worries about climate change, and we discuss whether you can ever get away with a "BUT" after "death is horrible". Banning Nazi stuff Victoria is banning swastikas and other Nazi symbols. IPA alumni Tim Wilson became Human Rights...
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87 — Beetaloo Advocate
JobSeeker was a massive corporate handout, Tasmanian Liberals don't want to frighten the kids, and the government gives millions of dollars to gas miners (with Labor's help). Politics of envy The 2020 JobSeeker program handed out millions of dollars to prop up record corporate profits. Scott...
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86 — Might as well face it, you're addicted to soup
The cops shut down food banks, people are snitching on kids, and everyone is at breaking point. Also Australia abandons Afghan people. Bad times… Police are helping by shutting down food banks. In South Australia, the DHS chief executive is trying to shut down a communist soup kitchen.…
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85 — Have you tried shooting the fire?
NSW is LITERALLY at war the with virus. We discuss the IPCC report and what to do about it. It’s WAR It’s WAR! NSW is LITERALLY at WAR with the virus. Berejiklian has said that the police will receive more power and resources than they “needs and want”. Oh dear I left the gas on The 6th IPCC…
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84 — How dare you give us $300?
Pros and cons of chucking a sickie. Should the government should pay us $300 or give it to Tabcorp? TERF madness is spreading in Australia. Sickie for the boys 60% of Australia is back in lockdown. A NSW Tradie chucked a sickie, saying he had Covid. There’s Covid in the Flemington housing towers...
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83 — Who grifts the Griftmen?
The NSW Government almost got scammed out of half a billion dollars, and who knows what McKinsey are up to? At least we have a strong opposition to keep things in check. Please stop making us do this Origin Energy is writing down a bunch of their fossil fuel assets. Origin Energy is Australia’s...
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82 — Smoking the Reef
FM radio hosts are sick of Morrison's shit. The reef is fine, guys, don't even worry about it. Gronks go wild across Australia. Grilling the PM Scott Morrison went on KIIS FM and got grilled. He then doubled down. He finally apologised in the most petulant way possible. Horrifyingly, Barnaby…
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81 - uwulympics
Santos isn't bighting, Australia is sending furries to the Olympics, and we're back in lockdown and cooking our brains. No bighting Santos has decided not to drill for gas in the Great Australian Bight. (because it’s not profitable) The first Furry Olympics The Australian Mint commissioned an...
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80 — Listen To Auspol Snackpod
The Labor party are really sad without anyone to play with, the government has a new Vaccine ad, Questacon made a bad video. The Labor party wants Scott Morrison Anthony Albonese really wants Scott Morrison. Julian Hill is worried about Scott Morrison missing. Tanya Plibersek is bored without…
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79 — Springtime for ScoMo
We chat about Scott Morrison's accidental-on-purpose vaccine rollout, the reckless and deadly actions of Victoria Police, and the $660 million thrown at car parks in Liberal seats. Cooked Generation Greenpeace posed as corporate recruiters, and got Exxon lobbyists to admit that they only…
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78 — Oh THAT Barrier Reef
We spend about half an hour yelling about lockdowns. Sorry. Then we chat about what Australia's Environment Minister has been up to. Lockdown again again A limo driver at the center of the Sydney outbreak was eligible for the vaccine, but didn’t get one because he was afraid to. Police are trying...
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77 — Fixated Podcasters Unit (7th ed.)
The government is handing their homework in late and we tell you just how Both Parties Bad. Then we step into the Jordies discourse. 7th Ed. The Government released the “7th edition” of a plan to prepare the Aged Care sector for Covid. Turns out editions 1-6 did not exist. Aged Care Richard…
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76 — Qaniel Qandrews
We chat about the conspiracy theory running rampant on Victorian Telegram channels, then discuss the situation of the Biloela family, and how we got here. DanAnon On the 9th of March Victorian Premier Dan Andrews fell down the stairs. Soon afterwards, conspiracy theories started spreading. Dan...
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75 — Sour worms
We discuss the cops who can't stop leaking sensitive information to abusers, Victoria's return to lockdown and the government ministers who keep forgetting that Grandma exists. Porter stuff Christian Porter has dropped his case against the ABC. …a week after calling on the ABC to not drag out the...
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74 — Care of Duty: Modern Lawfare (feat. Lauren)
We're joined by legal expert Lauren to discuss the government's new duty of care to protect young people from the climate crisis. We also chat about international law and exploding coal power plants. Defamation watch Ben Roberts-Smith is just carrying flowers around? Five days ago, he wiped a...
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73 — Dispatchable planet
We chat about hangovers, what's up with the energy sector (and who's getting the handouts), and the government simply refuses to deliver a vaccine. Hangovers It was RAHU’s first birthday! Shoutout to the Renewables in Agriculture Conference. Energy sector The International Energy Agency dropped a...
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72 — WiNnErS & LoSeRs
We talk about the media's narratives of omission, whether the subject is Kristina Keneally's necklace, the federal budget or the people of Palestine. Drawing the line Kristina Kersher Keneally wore a necklace given to her by Kopi of Biloela family in Parliament… …while the Labor party passed a…
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71 — A hotline for losers
We keep up to date on the War consent manufacturing machine, chat about ACIC's claim that encryption is for criminals, and follow up on the jobseeker dob-in hotline. Assault update The cop who beat up a Blak kid 11 months ago has been charged with assault. We talked about this back in episode 22....
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70 — I stopped these (Australian citizens)
We review urgent reviews, talk about jail time for traveling to Australia from India, and discuss Andrew Laming's ADHD. Urgent review review The government has ordered an “urgent review” into the Australia Day council. The review is being conducted by Glenys Beauchamp, who you may remember for...
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68 — Kristina Kerscher Keneally’s Kaptive Kid Korner
On the pod this week: stealing valor, cringing out of our skin, Scott Morrison's climate spin and children used as political pawns. Thanks to special guest show-notes author, podcast host Tom Lang. Anzac Biscuit Day Anzac day is becoming increasingly iffy, and the kids just aren’t feeling it any...
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67 — A L L E G E D L Y
We talk about alleged war crimes, alleged lunch boxes, allegedly improper firing of CEOs and alleged plans fossil-fuel companys to pay nothing in resources taxes. Lunchbox update Ben Roberts-Smith (alleged war criminal) allegedly buried some incriminating evidence in a lunchbox. It is also…
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