The best analysis and discussion about Australian politics and #auspol news. Presented by Eddy Jokovich and David Lewis, we look at all the issues the mainstream media wants to cover up, and do the job most journalists avoid: holding power to account. Seriously./ Twitter @NewpoliticsAU / www.patreon.com/newpolitics/ newpolitics.substack.com/ www.newpolitics.com.au
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Anthony Albanese is back from his international tour, pitching stability and steady progress – but is “slow and steady” enough, or just political stagnation? We unpack the prime minister’s speeches at the UK Labour conference, his meeting with King C... more
America’s democratic decline under Donald Trump’s second term is reshaping global politics – institutions are undermined, conspiracy theories drive policy, and US credibility is collapsing on the world stage. As China, Russia, India, and Brazil stren... more
Australia’s first national climate risk assessment warns of rising seas, deadly heat, and collapsing ecosystems, raising doubts about whether Anthony Albanese’s 2035 emissions target is bold enough. Meanwhile, the Royal Children’s Hospital caves to Z... more
In this bonus episode of the New Politics podcast, host David Lewis unpacks Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) – once dismissed as fringe but now at the centre of global economic debate. We explore its intellectual roots, from Georg Friedrich Knapp and Abb... more
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Incisive, considered and rawly real. Radar is always finely attuned to decency, arseholery and bullcrapery.
Great balanced reporting for once, love the podcast, thanks guys, and even though your ratings here are so trolled, it really just adds to your credibility that they feel they need to use such tactics (as they know their wishes cannot be justified in either sense or empiricism)
A great podcast presented by two independent journalists. Their take on Australian politics is slanted heavily to the left making a good counterbalance to traditional media outlets. Some great insights and opinion, with cutting criticism of the major parties. Unfortunately, this can be marred at times with an obvious championing of progressive minor parties and independents with little to no critical analysis of their policies or rhetoric. The hosts also tend to dip their toes into the conspirac... more
I was disappointed to hear the ongoing starvation of civilians by Israel as a ‘hunger crisis’ in the episode A year of delivery and censuring Gaza.
It is not a hunger crisis it is the deliberate and calculated starvation of a civilian population by man who has been charged with committing war crimes.
We need independent media to speak truth to power. I hope New Politics maintains its independence and avoids pleasant euphemisms when describing the horrific realities of immoral actors.
Greetings Gentlemen. I am a new listener to your podcast. I was amazed to find out that you’ve been going since 2018! 🤪 I agree 100% with all of your views in this episode. Strangely enough, that's pretty much true for all the episodes I’ve heard since starting to listen on June 21, this year. 🤗 Have you considered looking at Australia’s economy and Federal Government budgets through the lens of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)? It’s been a thing since the mid-1990s and, in my view, revolut... more
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Focusing on the intricacies of Australian politics, the content covers a wide array of pressing issues, including climate change, government accountability, and the treatment of marginalized communities. The hosts consistently critique mainstream media narratives while offering nuanced analyses of political events, revealing deeper truths about social justice issues and international relations. Episodes highlight the evolving challenges faced by political parties and the implications of current policies on Australian society. This podcast is distinctive in its commitment to exploring topics often ignored by traditional media, providing listeners with thought-provoking perspectives on emerging political realities.
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