Union Controversies, ANZAC Debates, and Nostalgia: Jeremy Cordeaux's Insightful Discussions

In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux hosts from his garage, discussing a variety of topics ranging from historical anecdotes and current events to societal issues and personal reflections. Here’s a summary of the main topics covered:

• Introduction and Nostalgia: Jeremy reminisces about old broadcasting equipment and the history of 5DN radio.
• Word of the Day: Introduction of the Scottish term "Herkle Durkle," meaning to lounge in bed.
• Channel 7 News Changes: Discussion on Channel 7's new format, including an astrological segment and a comedy sketch.
• ANZAC Day Holiday Proposal: Debate on whether ANZAC Day should be a completely closed holiday across Australia.
• Country Women's Association: Announcement that the Country Women's Association will start accepting men.
• John Setka and CFMEU: Commentary on John Setka's sudden resignation from CFMEU and the union's alleged connections with organised crime.
• Political Donations and Corruption: Critique of political donations from unions to the Labour Party and the need for separation between unions and political parties.
• South Australian Politics: Discussion on Premier Peter Malinauskas’s connection to CFMEU and recent political donations.
• ICAC Commissioner Resignation: Reflection on Anne Vanstone’s resignation as ICAC Commissioner and criticism of the Attorney General.
• Child Protection Failures: Accusations against the South Australian Minister for Child Protection regarding child sex abuse charges against government officials.
• Historical Events and Birthdays: Notable historical events and famous birthdays on July 17th.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.