The Court of Public Opinion with Jeremy Cordeaux AM

In this thought-provoking episode of 'The Court of Public Opinion' aired on February 15, 2024, Jeremy Cordeaux embarks on a diverse exploration from his garage. He delves into Valentine's Day traditions around the globe, critiques an ABC interview with Ziggy Marley, and discusses the ongoing Brittany Higgins defamation case. The episode further spans a critique of government policies, the impact o...

In this captivating episode of 'The Court of Public Opinion' from February 14, 2024, Jeremy Cordeaux takes us into his garage, sharing his passion for vintage cars and teasing future explorations. The discussion spans a wide array of topics, including the global health epidemic of loneliness, highlighted by the "Ending Loneliness Together" report, and the controversy surrounding complementary medi...

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The Liberals need to make some mileage on the tax issue. Australian helicopters are being scrapped even though Ukraine has pleaded for them. Cost of living, inflation, what an incredably incompetent government we are saddled with and they've still got another 12 months to really put a final nail in the Australian coffin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In an enlightening segment of "The Court of Public Opinion" with Jeremy Cordeaux, dated Friday, February 9, 2024, Steve Lazarevic introduces a groundbreaking approach to recycling. Transforming highly toxic soil and plastics into durable building materials, Steve's innovation offers a sustainable alternative to traditional concrete, potentially revolutionizing construction and environmental rehabi...

Join us in a riveting episode of "The Court of Public Opinion" with Jeremy Cordeaux, featuring Frank Pangello, aired on February 9, 2024. In this segment, Frank delves into the contentious debate surrounding corflutes in political campaigns, offering a candid look at the motivations behind their recent ban and the implications for political expression. Additionally, Frank addresses the sensitive a...

Dive into the delicious world of pizza with Sue Redman in this special segment of "The Court of Public Opinion," hosted by Jeremy Cordeaux on February 9, 2024. Celebrating International Pizza Day, Sue shares her unexpected delight in the global appreciation of pizza, touching on the variety of toppings that spark both enthusiasm and debate among aficionados. From traditional favorites to gluten-fr...

In a powerful episode of "The Court of Public Opinion" aired on February 9, 2024, with Jeremy Cordeaux, Warren Mundine, an influential Aboriginal leader, shares his critical insights on the challenges and opportunities within Indigenous communities. Mundine discusses the inefficiencies in current governmental policies, the critical need for audits and performance reviews in Aboriginal spending, an...

Dive into the vibrant celebration of Chinese New Year with Irena Zang on "The Court of Public Opinion," hosted by Jeremy Cordeaux, recorded on February 9, 2024. Irena, owner of a beloved restaurant in Chinatown, shares her insights into the rich traditions, from the significance of the lunar calendar to the joyous family gatherings with dumplings symbolizing reunion and good fortune. This episode...

In this eye-opening episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," hosted by Jeremy Cordeaux on February 9, 2024, we delve into the fascinating realm of space law with Vicki Chapman, Australia's pioneering space lawyer. From the legal challenges of satellite collisions and space debris to the futuristic prospects of lunar settlements and interstellar mining, Vicki provides comprehensive insights into h...

Warren Mundine, Frank Pangello, Steve La, Vicki Chapman, Irena Zang, Sue Redman Joined Jeremy Cordeaux AM for the 3-hour live stream of 'The Court of Public Opinion' from the dining room table on Friday February 9, 2024. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The cost of living is hurting so many and Labour has no answer, perhaps because they are the cause not the solution. Albo wouldn't break his promise regarding 'The Voice' but has no problem breaking his promise on tax reform. 800 brumbies shot from helicopters last week alone, it's a disgrace, there is no chance of a 'clean kill' and they should not be killed anyway. See omnystudio.com/listener fo...

Concern for King Charles, wish him well - Tommy Emanuel and Kylie win Grammy awards - New vehicle emission standards on their way...more nonsense - What are the media and the government wanting to hide from us? I wonder if it might be the percentage of crimes commited by people of colour which is quite obviously disproportionate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The stolen generation, some very successful aborigines emerged as a result of being 'stolen'. More than 2 million Tesla cars have been recalled. The court ruled against the 'Underwater scared site' claim. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Record real estate prices, a result of out of control migration and foreign investment. The state Labour Party went to the election promising to 'fix' ambulance ramping, it seems the federal AND state Labour parties are very good at breaking promises and getting away with it. Taxes on Petrol, diesel and tobacco to increase, that is inflationary. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

🚗 Gear up for a nostalgic ride on "The Court of Public Opinion" with Jamie Sanford-Morgan, President of the Rover Car Club of SA and a key figure on the organising committee of the All-British Day. This Friday, Feb 2nd, 2024, Jamie shares the excitement surrounding the 40th anniversary of this iconic event, showcasing a static display of British motor vehicles. Discover the charm of classic cars,...

🌍 In a highly anticipated episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," airing Friday, Feb 2nd, 2024, Jeremy Cordeaux welcomes Professor Ian Plimer, a renowned geologist and author, for an in-depth discussion on climate change, environmental policies, and the science behind global warming narratives. Prof. Plimer debunks common myths, presents data-driven insights, and explores the natural cycles of...

🍷 Join us for a special episode of "The Court of Public Opinion" with Sue Redman, as we delve into a rich discussion on the evolution of social norms, dating practices, and the wine industry. Recorded on Friday, Feb 2nd, 2024, Sue shares her unique perspectives on the balance between embracing modernity and preserving tradition, reflecting on her experiences and observations from years spent in t...

📰👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 On this special episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," airing Friday, Feb 2nd, 2024, Jeremy Cordeaux welcomes Amanda Blair to discuss her exciting return to column writing after a hiatus. Amanda shares the joy and challenges of balancing her renewed passion for writing with managing a bustling household of seven, including her own children and foster kids. She gives us a peek into...

Joining Jeremy Cordeaux at the dining room table for the 3-hour LIVE stream Chief Economist from CommSec Craig James, Michael Kroger - visiting Israel and woke America, Professor Ian Plimmer on the climate, Amanda Blair, Sue Redman on Entrepreneurship and Charity fundraising & Jamie Sanford-Morgan a All British (Car) Day preview. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

🎙️ Dive into a candid and entertaining chat on "The Court of Public Opinion" with the legendary Jon Blake, post his surprising exit from Adelaide's FiveAA. Host Jeremy Cordeaux sits down with this icon of radio comedy to explore his journey, thoughts, and what's next after his unexpected firing. 🔊 Listen as Jon Blake shares his experiences and unique perspective on the radio industry, his time at...

Another nail in the EV''s coffin, BMW join Ford and General Motors in ceasing production of electric vehicles. Why would anyone now buy an EV when so many are catching fire and causing massive destruction. Australia has no way of defending itself, should we consider conscription? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Chalmers was asked, What will be your next broken promise? Albanese booed recently, there might be more to come! More jobs for the boys. The Lima declaration, the Whitlam commitment that destroyed Australian manufacturing... Don't believe me?...Google it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How many more lies and broken promises are still coming from the Albanese government? It is quite disarming when we realise the Australian Government allows live exports to continue; it is cruel beyond belief. Australia's defence personnel is nowhere near enough to defend this country. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ALP have simply lost the plot, they happily the Australian way of life consigned to history.. Black girls beat up a defenceless Downe Syndrome woman and of course the media doesn't mention skin colour even although it would help when describing tghe suspects. Were they Sudanese perhaps, more important violence into the once lucky country. Whitlam certainly put an end to that. The recipients of so...