Amy Remeikis

In this discussion, Amy Remeikis, a contributing editor at The New Daily, delves into Australia's upcoming recognition of Palestine at the UN. She explores its symbolic impact and questions whether this move will truly influence military actions in Gaza. Remeikis highlights the complexities of Palestinian governance and international relations, examining how this recognition could affect Australia's arms supply to Israel. She also addresses shifting diplomatic sentiments and recent events that shape public perception on both sides, providing a nuanced view of this critical issue.

Political journalist Amy Remeikis, contributing editor at The New Daily, dives deep into Anthony Albanese's recent overseas adventures and the implications for Australian politics. She discusses Albanese's meeting with Emmanuel Macron, unveiling potential AUKUS backup plans. Remeikis also highlights the internal chaos within the Opposition, notably Susan Ley's challenges. With the government facing pressure on foreign and defense policies, she offers insights into the shifting power dynamics in Canberra and the implications for future parliamentary debates.

Amy Remeikis, contributing editor at The New Daily, discusses Australia’s vital role as a supplier of critical minerals for clean technology amidst China's dominance in the market. The conversation highlights the strategic complexities of establishing independent supply chains and how Australia's broken climate promises hinder its influence in the Pacific. Remeikis also sheds light on Australia's efforts to deepen relations with Pacific nations facing climate change challenges, revealing the geopolitical stakes at play.

In this discussion, political reporter Amy Remeikis delves into Barnaby Joyce's resignation from The Nationals, exploring the reasons behind his departure and its implications. She reveals Joyce's complex relationship with party dynamics and speculates on his potential move to One Nation, where compatibility with Pauline Hanson is questioned. Remeikis highlights Joyce's self-centered political style and debates whether this shift could truly reshape conservative influence in Australia, ultimately pondering if he can broaden One Nation's appeal.

Amy Remeikis, a political journalist and contributing editor at The New Daily, dives into the Coalition's chaotic struggle over net zero. She reveals how key figures like Barnaby Joyce have fueled this internal conflict. Despite Sussan Ley's personal support for net zero, Remeikis argues that her attempt to abandon it won’t secure her leadership. The discussion also links this political turmoil to broader international trends, revealing a coordinated campaign against climate policies that could jeopardize market confidence and the party's future.