Phil is joined by historian and author Jim DiEugenio for a deep dive into the JFK assassination and the many conspiracies surrounding it. With decades of research into the major political assassinations of the 1960s, Jim is widely regarded as the world’s leading authority on the JFK case. He’s the author of Destiny Betrayed, The JFK […]
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National Rural News Tuesday April 15
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Phil is joined by historian and author Jim DiEugenio for a deep dive into the JFK assassination and the many conspiracies surrounding it. With decades of research into the major political assassinations of the 1960s, Jim is widely regarded as the world’s leading authority on the JFK case. He’s the author of Destiny Betrayed, The JFK […]
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18/04/2025
One Nation hopeful Warwick Stacey: Putting Aussies First, Not Politics as Usual
Phil is joined by Warwick Stacey, who is running for the NSW Senate with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, aiming to put everyday Australians first. Frustrated with career politicians, he’s focused on strong borders, affordable energy, and easing the cost of living. He wants to pause mass migration to reduce pressure on housing and infrastructure, boost […]
Phil O'Neil
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18/04/2025
South East Queensland the second most expensive place in Australia
South East Queensland is now a more expensive place to live than Melbourne. South East Queenslanders are spending up to $20,000 more on essentials than Melbourne residents. Yahoo consumer expert Joel Gibson told Luke Bradnam on 4BC Breakfast, “The key here is that state governments all around the country have been talking about building more […]
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Missed the show? Catch up on the full show with John Stanley. Host: Bill Woods Executive Producer: Charlie Meller Producer: Tom Kennedy Technical Producer: Liam Achurch Publisher: Nine Radio
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Money News with Deb Knight – 10th April
Donald Trump backs down on tariff plans for 75 countries; but the US goes harder again on China; Wall Street soars higher in a trading bonanza; the ASX gains 4.5% in a single day; Australia seeks a trade deal with the EU; the Coalition looks to a new Future Fund; Bill Gates sends an inheritance […]
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