Patrick Keneally

Nour Haydar hosts Patrick Keneally, Deputy Editor at Guardian Australia, and Adam Morton, Climate and Environment Editor at Guardian Australia. They dive into the alarming trend of climate issues vanishing from the election agenda. The discussion reveals a stark disconnect between voters' environmental concerns, especially among younger citizens, and political narratives focused on cost of living. The urgency of Australia's extinction crisis is also spotlighted, along with critiques of current environmental policies and campaign tactics that overlook critical climate action.

Lenore Taylor, Editor at The Guardian Australia, and Patrick Keneally, Deputy Editor at The Guardian Australia, dive into the current political climate in Australia. They discuss the superficial nature of this election campaign, where both parties prioritize soundbites over meaningful policy. The conversation touches on the ambiguity surrounding public spending cuts and energy policy commitments. They urge voters to seek clarity from leaders as the focus on cost of living intensifies, highlighting the urgent need for substantial policy discussions amidst voter disengagement.

Mike Tischer, Head of Newsroom at Guardian Australia, and Patrick Keneally, Deputy editor at Guardian Australia, delve into the pressing climate challenges amid a cost-of-living crisis. They discuss the effects of extreme heat on Sydney's power grid and public concerns over transitioning to renewable energy. The conversation highlights shifting voter priorities as young people grapple with rising costs, affecting political support for climate initiatives. They also touch on the government's communication strategies and the implications of recent political decisions.

Lenore Taylor, Editor-in-chief at Guardian Australia, and Deputy Editor Patrick Keneally offer sharp insights into the tumultuous relationship between Australia and the Trump administration. They discuss Anthony Albanese's diplomatic challenges dealing with looming tariffs and Trump’s erratic decision-making. The conversation touches on the media's struggles covering Trump's second term and the broader implications for journalism in an era of rising authoritarianism. Their analysis highlights overlooked stories and the vital role of media in shaping public perception.

Join Lenore Taylor, Editor of Guardian Australia, and Patrick Keneally, Deputy Editor, as they dissect the intricate ties between media narratives and the mining industry in Australia. They reveal how News Corp's gas promotion benefits fossil fuel interests, framing critical election discussions. The duo critiques the framing of energy solutions and highlights tensions in Tasmania's salmon farming debate. Their insights expose the urgent need for responsible journalism amidst ongoing environmental challenges and political maneuvering.