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Daniel Semo focuses on covering government and politics, often featuring expert commentary, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. His content includes podcasts that delve into personal stories intertwined with political aspects.
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By: Daniel Semo, Jon Faine, Tony Barry, Karishma Luthria, Hannah Parkes
Tony Barry and Jon Faine (sitting in for Barrie Cassidy this week) examine the ousting of Jacinta Allan and the anointing of Ben Carroll as the new premier of Victoria and what it means for the coming election
By: Daniel Semo, Hannah Parkes, Tony Barry, Karishma Luthria, Jon Faine
Tony Barry and Jon Faine (sitting in for Barrie Cassidy this week) examine the ousting of Jacinta Allan and the election of Ben Carroll as the new premier of Victoria and what it means for the state election just months away. They predict a win for the opposition led by Jess Wilson.
By: Hannah Parkes, Reged Ahmad, Daniel Semo, Jonathan Yerushalmy
Jonathan Yerushalmy and Reged Ahmad discuss why Michigan’s Senate race could make or break the future of the Democrats. They also look at Ghislaine Maxwell and any chance of a presidential pardon, and why Donald Trump said US attorney and Maga faithful Jeanine Pirro had ‘folded like an umbrella’
By: Yuji Shimada, Daniel Semo, Barrie Cassidy, Hannah Parkes, Tony Barry
Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry examine the conflict within Labor over migration that blew up this week, new polling suggesting gains for the Coalition, and Tony has his say on Jetstar’s new cabin luggage charges
By: Hannah Parkes, Reged Ahmad, Daniel Semo, Cheyne Anderson, Steph Harmon
They came to him young, dreaming of a career in the music industry. Now former employees have come forward, accusing the Melbourne talent manager of intimidating behaviour and sexual harassment going back decades. Reged Ahmad speaks to Culture Editor Steph Harmon.
By: Cheyne Anderson, Allison Chan, Rafqa Touma, Hannah Parkes, Tom Mcilroy, Daniel Semo
Rafqa Touma speaks to Tom McIllroy about the negotiations between the prime minister and the Coalition and whether the deal they reach will do what is needed to help those struggling with gambling addiction
By: Daniel Semo, Barrie Cassidy, Hannah Parkes, Tony Barry
Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barrie look at Liberal senator Andrew Bragg’s plan to solve the housing crisis – a plan that doesn’t have the support of his own party. They also discuss ‘melon-gate’
By: Jonathan Yerushalmy, Daniel Semo, Joe Koning, Reged Ahmad, Hannah Parkes
Reged Ahmad and Jonathan Yerushalmy look at what the reported food shortages and mental health crisis on the USS Lincoln say about whether the US military is stretched too thin
By: Barrie Cassidy, Bertin Huynh, Daniel Semo, Hannah Parkes, Tony Barry
Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry examine the deals made this week between the Coalition and Labor and discuss whether a One Nation candidate could oust Liberal MP Andrew Hastie
By: Tony Barry, Bertin Huynh, Hannah Parkes, Daniel Semo, Barrie Cassidy
Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry examine the deals made this week between the Coalition and Labor and discuss whether a One Nation candidate could oust Liberal MP Andrew Hastie
