
Auspol Explained is an educational podcast aimed at helping you understand the Australian political system in an easy and simple way. It's also a Youtube series, so I occasionally say "video" and "watching." Don't worry: it's designed to have all the factual information in the audio so you're still learning!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 147 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Parliaments around Australia make laws - be that for the entire country or for their respective state or territory. Here's an explainer about how bills pass through the federal Parliament to give you an understanding of the general idea, with a few o... more
The future of Auspol Explained.... is coming. Because that's how linear time works. But let me fill you in on THREE things that I plan on doing going forward.Support the channel on patreon here: www.patreon.com/AuspolExplainedFollow me on Blu... more
17th December 1967 the Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim and never came back. This is his story.You can watch the memorial service for Harold Holt on the NSFA YouTube channel here: youtu.be/-cSMQGXICWk?si=LmSXkZL_xC6E0Vha Support the... more
50 years ago the nation was rocked by the dismissal of the Gough Whitlam Labor government by the Governor-General John Kerr because the Coalition in the Senate had prevented the passage of supply. Malcolm Fraser was appointed prime minister, supply w... more
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The content primarily focuses on unraveling the complexities of the Australian political landscape, particularly the electoral processes, political parties, and voting mechanisms. Topics often encompass electoral mathematics, transparency in political finance, and the significance of informed voting. The approach taken is educational yet engaging, with the host aiming to break down intricate concepts into relatable discussions and amusing anecdotes. The commitment to making political education accessible and understandable is a cornerstone of the content, appealing to those who may find political jargon intimidating or convoluted.
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Auspol Explained launched 5 years ago and published 147 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Auspol Explained include:
1. Anne Twomey
2. Jenny Hocking
3. Alex Morris
4. Nathan Barton
5. Emily Mulligan
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