
Independent Australian politics podcast covering federal politics, elections, policy, media and power.Hosted by Eddy Jokovich and David Lewis, New Politics delivers sharp analysis of Australian politics, media narratives and political power – cutting through spin to explain what’s really happening./ Twitter @NewpoliticsAU / www.patreon.com/newpolitics/ newpolitics.substack.com/ www.newpolitics.com... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 324 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsNews CommentaryPolitics | |||

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There are a few comments regarding this podcast leaning to the left. Maybe so, but it’s refreshing to hear opposing views besides those of the MSM being rammed down our throats daily. They do get the odd fact wrong from time to time, but what podcast doesn’t, as facts change between the recording & newer information. I look forward every week for the latest scoop
David and Eddy provide me with the most sane Australian political views in their podcast. It’s great that have two progressive thinkers boldly proclaiming common sense in a media ecosphere of regressive ideologies! 🥰
Quite easily the most informed and clinical dissection of Australian politics in years. Every Saturday morning over coffee. #auspol
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)
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The show delivers sharp, left-leaning Australian political analysis with an independent bent, regularly challenging mainstream narratives and examining power dynamics in domestic policy, foreign affairs, and media. Episodes often critique major parties, scrutinize leadership decisions, and connect local politics to global events, frequently highlighting humanitarian concerns, civil liberties, and the influence of lobbying and corporate interests. The format blends fact-driven argument with opinion, peppered by cultural touches like music, and is likely to appeal to listeners who value critical discourse, progressive perspectives, and accountability in politics. A notable strength is its unapologetic independence and willingness to tackle co... more
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