From The Titanic To A Bee Gee: This Day In History With Jeremy Cordeaux
From the outbreak of World War Two and the discovery of the Titanic to Rear Window, Barry Gibb and Rundle Mall turning 50, Jeremy Cordeaux marks the first of September.
From the outbreak of World War Two and the discovery of the Titanic to Rear Window, Barry Gibb and Rundle Mall turning 50, Jeremy Cordeaux marks the first of September.
Anthony Albanese says he has to beat One Nation because “we owe it to history.” Jeremy Cordeaux calls it delusional and asks who is actually better off under this government.
If the government warns Australians not to visit certain countries for their safety, Jeremy Cordeaux asks why the same risk judgement is not applied to migration from them.
As the UN chief steps down, Jeremy Cordeaux asks why Australia still pays nearly $100 million a year to belong to an organisation he says keeps the peace nowhere.

I’d love to be a fly on the wall for that conversation.