The Young IPA Podcast – Episode 94 with Bettina Arndt and John Lloyd

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The Canberra Swamp costs Australia $8 billion a year, Victoria loses power in a heatwave but it’s the dishwashers that are to blame, Elizabeth Warren becomes the first politician to pursue a wealth tax, Venezuela has a new leader and the EU now turns its aim to Google. We talk to Bettina Arndt, author of #Mentoo about her new campus tour, her new book and what she made of the infamous Gillette ad (14:46-32:49). We also talk to the IPA’s new Director of Workplace Relations John Lloyd about his new role, what the big industrial relations issues will be in the federal election and how we finds being back at the IPA (32:58-45:20)

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James Bolt

James Bolt was a Research Fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs
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