
Podcast by Menzies Research Centre
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | PoliticsNewsNews Commentary | ||||

Why are Australians feeling poorer despite their wages increasing? Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume sat down with the MRC's Centre for Youth Policy Director Freya Leach to discuss why Gen Z in particular are feeling the pain of Australia's cost of l... more
One of the world's most recognisable former statesmen dropped by the offices of the Menzies Research Centre in December to record a bonus podcast with our very own Freya Leach.
To mark the recent publication of his new memoir, Unleashed, Boris Johns... more
Freya Leach, Director of the Centre for Youth Policy, is joined by Erica Komisar in this bonus episode of the Menzies Research Centre podcast, recorded on the sidelines of the ARC conference in Sydney. Erica is a psychoanalyst who brings fresh insigh... more
Freya Leach is joined by the MRC's new policy director and chief economist Nico Louw in this fascinating discussion covering the biggest public policy challenges of our time, from the Covid pandemic through to our current economic challenges.
Nico,... more
Brendan Nelson’s career path would confound any career counsellor.
Over three decades he has been a general practitioner; President of the Australian Medical Association; a parliamentarian; Education and Defence Minister; Leader of the Opposition; A... more
In this special edition of the Menzies Research Centre Watercooler podcast, Senator Jacinta Price joins Freya Leach to address the concerns of young Australians about enshrining an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice in the Constitution.
Sen... more
In this series of Watercooler podcasts, we’re attempting something big: to define the virtues that unite Australian Liberals in the 21st century.
Our starting point is the We Believe statement issued to mark the 10th anniversary of the Liberal Party... more
In the True Believers podcast series, Nick Cater revisits the 1954 We Believe statement which attempted to articulate the key Liberal Party virtues.
In this episode, he is joined by Australia's 28th Prime Minister, The Hon Tony Abbott, AC, to discus... more
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