Bridie Jabour, a political commentator specializing in housing policies, joins chief political correspondent Paul Karp to delve into the complexities of negative gearing in Australia. They discuss how this controversial tax incentive could impact future elections, especially after its role in Labor's 2019 defeat. Jabour and Karp explore the government's potential reassessment of housing laws, the intricate dynamic between political parties, and the public's readiness for reform amid rising living costs, making it a hot topic for upcoming electoral strategies.

Ben Doherty, a seasoned journalist, and Bridie Jabour, an insightful reporter, delve into the complex case of Amber Haigh's disappearance. They dissect the recent not guilty verdict for Robert and Anne Jeeves, exploring the prosecution's failures and the emotional impact on Amber's family. The conversation reveals flaws in the police investigation and the influence of past allegations on the trial. With the courtroom drama laid bare, they question the intricacies of justice and the lingering doubts surrounding this heart-wrenching case.

Ben Doherty, a seasoned reporter, shares insights on the gripping trial of Robert and Anne Geeves for the murder of Amber Haigh. Alongside journalist Bridie Jabour, they discuss the prosecution's compelling closing arguments, which suggest a dangerous motive and the possibility of Amber's death before her disappearance. The defense counters with claims of bias and insufficient evidence. The pair also explore the emotional weight of the case and the uncertainty that looms over the community as they await the judge's ruling.

Ben Doherty, a seasoned reporter who covered crucial police interviews in a high-profile disappearance case, joins journalist Bridie Jabour to discuss the poignant story of Amber Haigh. They delve into the gripping details of the suspects' police interviews, revealing tension and emotional complexities. Listeners gain insights into Amber's last moments with family, her troubled relationships, and the critical 14-day gap that raised alarm among loved ones. The episode uncovers deeper dynamics and challenges that haunted Amber before her mysterious disappearance.

In this gripping discussion, journalist Ben Doherty shares insights on the court case surrounding Amber Haigh's disappearance, focusing on pivotal recordings of the accused, Robert and Anne Geeves. Bridie Jabour engages in a deep dive into the complexities of their contrasting testimonies and the challenges of low-quality audio evidence. They explore how body language and subtle cues in witness accounts can shape perceptions of credibility. The tension in the courtroom rises as they examine the emotional narratives tied to Amber's life and the ongoing quest for truth.

Ben Doherty, a seasoned reporter, and Bridie Jabour, an investigative journalist, dive deep into the gripping trial of Robert and Anne Geeves, accused of murdering Amber Haigh. They discuss chilling testimonies from the investigators and the former detective's insights that reveal gaps in the initial inquiry. Key topics include a pivotal ATM withdrawal linked to Amber's disappearance and the complexities of her financial autonomy, shedding light on the intricate relationships entwined in this tragic case.

Senior journalist Bridie Jabour, editor-in-chief Lenore Taylor, and head of news Mike Ticher discuss the growing gap between public perception and reality in Australia. They tackle topics like youth crime trends in Queensland, the impact of negative news, nostalgia, and media influence on public opinions. The podcast also covers creative fact presentation, alternative views on sensitive issues, and a quirky segment on bear culling in Romania and a hot chocolate taste test.

Journalist Bridie Jabour, Deputy Editor Patrick Keneally, and Head of News Mike Ticher discuss the upcoming strict vaping laws in Australia, the compromise made by the Labor government, challenges in regulating vaping, concerns over the new legislation, and the influence of minor parties in shaping regulations.

Journalist Bridie Jabour discusses how lobbying by corporate interests has hindered progress on crucial issues like the nationwide ban on gambling ads. The podcast explores the influence of lobbyists on climate crisis solutions and good governance, shedding light on the impact of vested interests on societal challenges.

Deputy editor Bridie Jabour and head of news Patrick Keneally discuss the 'vibecession' in Australia, where despite positive economic indicators, households struggle with rising costs. They explore the disconnect between perception and reality, how inflation impacts daily life, and the challenges of addressing economic concerns without harming households.