8. Oktober 2026

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Hastie's haters, landmark ruling for NSW coal mine + giving away 10% of your income... forever

What are the risks of cutting back on immigration? Yesterday, the Coalition released its long-awaited migration policy to dramatically cut back on international students in favour of skilled migrants. Today, Liberal MP Andrew Hastie joined hack to respond to criticism about the plan. And, we unpack a landmark High Court decision for a NSW coal mine and fossil fuel emissions. Plus, would you commit to donating 10% of your income forever? How about a kidney? We’re joined by Hu Pennington - who has done both of those things - to hear about ‘effective altruism’.

Listen now:

01:13 – Coalition criticism

14:00– Landmark ruling

18:41– Altruism unpacked

Guests:

Andrew Hastie, Liberal MP, Shadow Minister for Industry and Sovereign Capability

Hu Pennington, Effective Altruism Australia board member

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