The National Conservatism Institute of Australia Podcast

por Dan Ryan

Dan Wild, Institute of Public Affairs - What Did He Learn As Candidate in Last Federal Election?

My guest today is Dan Wild, Deputy Executive Director at the Institute of Public Affairs. Today we discuss: His thoughts on the last federal election campaign What he learnt running as a Liberal Party candidate in the seat of Spence, an outer suburban formerly industrial seat in Adelaide What he thinks of trade, foreign policy, and immigration and other traditional policies which are being reassessed on the right elsewhere in the world How he thinks it is possible to for the right to win over ethnic communities and the young And much more https://ipa.org.au/author/danielwild https://danielforspence.com.au/

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7 jun 2025

58:13

Morgan Cox: The Human Face of Australia's Terrible Housing Crisis

My guest today is Morgan Cox, who became a household name prior to the Australian federal election campaign because of his heartfelt appearance on the ABC's flagship QandA program. In a short segment he explained the dire circumstances he was faced with as a renter and father of 3 trying to make ends meet. Today we discuss: 1. The details of his current circumstance and family background and how the housing crisis is impacting on him 2. What response he has received from the major parties and media since his appearance on the ABC 3. Why he thinks immigration cuts are the only real answer 4. Where he thinks things will end up in 10 year’s time and what Australia now means to him? And much more https://x.com/unleavenedcat https://costoflivingcasualties.com.au/ https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/current-affairs/father-at-risk-of-homelessness-asks-brutally-honest-question-on-abc-qa/news-story/99e073d40285e0365d00239d7e758d11

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27 may 2025

45:45

Dr Eric Louw - What Trump Got Right and Wrong About South Africa

Interview with academic Dr Eric Louw whose family has lived in South Africa since 1600s and used to be an anti-apartheid with the ANC but is now critical of the current government. Today we discuss: - What he thought of the confrontation in the Oval Office between Donald Trump and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa - What the underlying causes are of the killing of white South Africans and whether it should be described as a genocide - Whether it is possible for South Africa to be turned around - What lessons South Africa provides for Australia and other Western nations And much more https://www.academicapress.com/node/646 https://www.amazon.com/Rise-Fall-Legacy-Apartheid-Eric/dp/B0086HUFUO

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24 may 2025

1:03:44

Dr Judith Brett - What "liberalism" has meant in Australia and what the Liberal Party gets wrong

My guest today is Dr Judith Brett, Emeritus Professor of politics at La Trobe University. We discuss: What "liberalism" has actually meant in Australia - from Alfred Deakin to Robert Menzies to John Howard How it differs from simply "classical liberalism" or Gladstonian liberalism from the late 19th Century Where in her view the modern Australian Liberal Party has gone wrong and how it needs to better understand its history And much more https://scholars.latrobe.edu.au/jmbrett https://www.amazon.com.au/Enigmatic-Mr-Deakin-Judith-Brett-ebook/dp/B072HZ22HB

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21 may 2025

59:10

Catherine McBride OBE, Economist - Has Keir Starmer's New "EU Reset" Deal Killed Brexit?

My guest today is Catherine McBride, who is an economist who advises the UK government. Today we discuss: Whether her views on trade policy have changed over the last 10 years Whether the agreements the UK has signed since Brexit have been a success What the "EU Reset" just announced by Keir Starmer means and whether it has de facto killed Brexit Whether it is realistic to expect a high quality meaningful trade agreement between the EU and Australia What to expect in trade policy over the next 5 years And much more https://catherinemcbride.substack.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/cate-mcbride/?originalSubdomain=uk https://x.com/ceemacbee?lang=en

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20 may 2025

1:02:29

Dr Elizabeth Buchanan, Expert on Geopolitics of Polar Regions: Why Does Trump Want Greenland?

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My guest today is Dr Elizabeth Buchanan, a world-leading expert in the geopolitics of the polar regions. Today we discuss: - Why Trump wants Greenland - The Ambitions of China and Russia and other powers in the Arctic and how concerned we should be - Whether Australia is doing enough with regard to securing our position in Antarctica - How she expects things to play out at both poles over the next 10 years And much more https://www.aspi.org.au/bio/dr-elizabeth-buchanan/ https://x.com/buchananliz?lang=en https://www.hurstpublishers.com/book/so-you-want-to-own-greenland/ https://www.brookings.edu/books/red-arctic/

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13 may 2025

56:59

Sall Grover: The Australian Liberal Party's Real "Women" Problem

My guest today is Sall Grover an Australian businesswoman and one of the parties in litigation originally entitled "Tickle v Giggle" which turns on the question of what the legal definition of a women is under Australian law. After a brief detour in to Confucian philosophy, we discuss: The status of her litigation, and why the definition of women is so important? Whether she has received much support from women within the Australian political parties, women in the corporate world, or organizations set up to support women What the best arguments are for persuading about the importance of this issue What the outcome of the litigation will mean and how she is doing emotionally. And much more. To donate to her litigation: https://gigglecrowdfund.com/ Sall Grover: https://x.com/salltweets

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10 may 2025

1:01:25

NatConOz Australia Post-Election Aftermath - Jordan Knight (Migration Watch) and Gerard Holland (Page Research Institute)

Catch up discussion with Gerard Holland, Executive Director of the Page Research Institute and Jordan Knight of Migration Watch Australia. We cover: Whether there are any positives to come out of the devastating loss on Saturday night for the centre-right in Australia The prospects for a new party in Australia and why the dynamic may be different here How the elite and donor class of the centre-right are still largely stuck in a Thatcher / Howard revival normiecon mindset Why some of the right have their own post-materialist worldview and need to focus more on bread and butter issues How to make voting teal a low-status position And much more https://www.page.org.au/ https://x.com/jhk_______ https://x.com/gerardgholland https://x.com/migrationwaus

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5 may 2025

57:31

Poppy Coburn, UK Daily Telegraph - The Young New Right in the UK

My guest today is Poppy Coburn who is a journalist with UK The Daily Telegraph and has written and worked for a variety of publications including The Critic, Unherd, and GBNews. She graduated from the University of Cambridge with a B.A. (Hons) in History and Politics, with a particular focus on the work of political philosopher Thomas Hobbes and was a Publius Fellow at the Claremont Institute last year. Today we discuss: How she describes her politics these days and how it differs from the bipartisan consensus in Westminster Whether there has been any real change within the British Conservative Party since its defeat in 2024 Why Brexit was misinterpreted and how the political class across the Anglo Commonwealth, unlike in America, has not yet done the necessary thinking required to implement proper nationalist policy agenda Whether she has much hope for the UK in the years ahead https://x.com/kafkaswife https://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/p/pk-po/poppy-coburn/

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30 abr 2025

58:16

Joseph Pearce: From Former British National Front Hooligan to Gifted Catholic Writer

My guest today is Joseph Pearce who is chatting to us on the eve of his first speaking tour of Australia sponsored by Hartford College in Sydney. Joseph Pearce is the internationally acclaimed author of many books, which include bestsellers such as The Quest for Shakespeare, Tolkien: Man and Myth, The Unmasking of Oscar Wilde, C. S. Lewis and The Catholic Church, Literary Converts, Wisdom and Innocence: A Life of G.K. Chesterton, Solzhenitsyn: A Soul in Exile and Old Thunder: A Life of Hilaire Belloc. Today we discuss: His journey from far right politics with the National Front in Britain in the 1970s and his conversion to Catholicism What he makes of the current nationalist parties that have emerged in Europe over the last few years and how they compare to those he was associated with in his early life His thoughts on Nietzschean vitalism which has become popular among sections of the online right Whether evangelisation alone is sufficient to repair the West https://jpearce.co/about/ https://www2.hartfordcollege.nsw.edu.au/joseph-pearce/

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29 abr 2025

57:30

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