Dan Jervis-Bardy

Dan Jervis-Bardy, a political correspondent for Guardian Australia, dives into the fallout from the Bondi Beach massacre and how it forced Prime Minister Albanese to initiate a royal commission on antisemitism. He discusses the intense political pressure and media campaigns that shaped this decision, as well as concerns over the commissioner’s appointment. Jervis-Bardy also addresses the challenges ahead for Labor in the 2026 elections, including housing reforms and the impact of inflation on voters.

Dan Jervis-Bardy, a political reporter for Guardian Australia based in Canberra, delves into the recent reconciliation of the Liberal and Nationals parties. He discusses the challenges they face with net zero commitments and internal tensions despite their renewed unity. The episode highlights key policy debates, particularly around climate goals and leadership dynamics, revealing the complexities of maintaining cohesion within the coalition. Jervis-Bardy also reflects on the implications of their new shadow cabinet and the potential for leadership struggles ahead.

In this discussion, Tom McIlroy, political editor at The Guardian Australia, and Dan Jervis-Bardy, chief political correspondent, tackle the pressing challenges facing Prime Minister Albanese. They delve into his recent legislative wins, including the nature laws, while cautioning against the risks of inaction on inflation and housing. With rising far-right sentiment, they analyze the implications for Labor's future reforms. McIlroy and Jervis-Bardy also highlight the political turmoil within the Coalition and the potential impact of populism on Labor's strategy.

Dan Jervis-Bardy, a political reporter for The Guardian focusing on federal politics and environmental policy, dives into the urgent need to reform Australia’s broken environmental laws. He highlights the crucial negotiations between the government and parties like the Coalition and the Greens. Discussing the proposed EPBC Act changes, Dan reveals concerns about ministerial powers, climate triggers, and potential nature protection rollbacks. He also assesses political pressures on Labor and past failed negotiations, leaving listeners with insights into the complexity of Australian environmental politics.

Political reporter Dan Jervis-Bardy joins the conversation to unpack Barnaby Joyce's decision to quit the Nationals. Known for his expertise in federal politics, Dan highlights Joyce's frustrations over net zero policies and his potential move to One Nation. The duo explores the mounting tensions within the Coalition, Joyce's local popularity, and the strategic implications of his defection. Could this set off a chain reaction of exits? Tune in for insights on the future of Australian politics and the shifting allegiances at play.