{"href":"http://player.captivate.fm/services/oembed?url=http%3A%2F%2Fplayer.captivate.fm%2Fepisode%2F5d95faf6-8d46-4f3a-be5e-6bbc59936372","version":"1.0","provider_name":"Captivate.FM","provider_url":"https://www.captivate.fm","width":600,"height":200,"type":"rich","html":"","title":"Episode 121 \u2013 Want something banned in Qld? \u2013 Get Palaszczuk\u2019s boyfriend to lobby for it.","description":"1:14 It seems that there is legislation to allow at least one person to
\nsue politicians who have fallen foul of the citizenship
\nrequirements. A man from Wagga Wagga is showing us how it is done.
\n7:05 Australian attitudes to private schools are like American attitudes to
\ngun control.
\n11:22 Greg Sheridan has jumped the shark with his latest religious rant in
\nthe Weekend Australian.
\n15:04 A social media study looking at tweets suggest that the marriage
\nequality vote will be extremely close.
\n19:31 The threat to freedom narrative by the religious lobby is just a bid
\nfor power and privilege.
\n21:48 A society which operates as a meritocracy is perhaps just as unfair
\nas an aristocracy. We explain why.
\n39:11 Paul Keating told John Hewson that he wanted to do him slowly and it
\nseems that Paul Keating, in relation to assisted dying, wants to do us
\nall slowly.
\n42:05 The Czech Republic is worried about is Islam and Late Night Live
\ncannot understand why.
\n54:31 Aboriginal communities have decided that there will be no more
\nclimbing of Uluru after 2018.
\n1:00:05 We look at the link between this, the #MeTo and victimhood.
\n1:05:18 A recent survey shows that 30% of Australians do not understand our
\ncompany tax rates and how they compare to the rest of the world.
\n1:08:37 You can now sit in a bath tub that smells like Kentucky Fried Chicken.
\n1:10:04 The Wall Street Journal has suggested that Donald Trump can
\nlegitimately close down awkward inquiries and pardon all of his
\nassociates. This is another example of the insidious influence of
\nRupert Murdoch.
\n1:12:10 We look at political donations generally, the lobbying industry and
\ndonations in the Queensland State election as well as the priorities
\nof the One Nation Party.
\n1:20:06 The Qld Premier has vetoed a Federal loan to the Adani mine on the
\nbasis of a conflict of interest.
\nNSW man could be owed up to $460,000 from ousted dual-citizen politicians\u00a0http://marker.to/5bFSaI
\nS.46
\nSection 46 of the Constitution of Australia\u00a0http://marker.to/zdjAfv
\nCOMMON INFORMERS (PARLIAMENTARY DISQUALIFICATIONS) ACT 1975 – SECT 3 Penalty for sitting when disqualified\u00a0http://marker.to/ZtrWbH
\nPrivate Schools in Australia are like Gun Control in the\u00a0 USA\u00a0Monica Dux on private schools
\nGreg Sheridan on why you should not buy The Australian\u00a0http://marker.to/F9aOj5
\n