# David Speer
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David Gordon Speers (born 9 September 1974 in Inverell, Australia) is an Australian journalist and host of Insiders on ABC TV. Previously he was political editor at Sky News Australia, as well as host of PM Agenda, The Last Word and Speers Tonight.
== Career ==
Speers began his career in Geelong, Victoria in the newsroom of radio station K-Rock. Speers then worked at 2GB, 2UE and 3AW, before joining Sky News Australia in 2000.
The political fight over the tobacco wars | Insiders On Background
ACOSH Chief Executive Laura Hunter tells David Speers there's no evidence cutting the tobacco excise would work.
Government takes aim at the algorithm
Shadow Home Affairs Minister Jonno Duniam joins David Speers with Niki Savva, James Campbell and Karen Middleton on the couch.
The PM's swing at the ABC
The Prime Minister has dismissed concerns about censorship in Labor's digital duty of care bill as "disingenuous", as divisions emerge in the Coalition over the policy.
It comes as Anthony Albanese faces questions about an undeclared honorary membership at the Marrickville Golf Club, after the club…
How One Nation’s driving a migration rethink
The migration policy debate in Australia has shifted over the years from boat arrivals and refugees to a new battleground: the size of the net overseas migration intake.
And Pauline Hanson has managed to put the push for lower numbers back at the centre of the political debate.
But how much con…
ABC National Forum — migration and the kind of country Australia wants to be
Migration has shaped modern Australia, but as the country grows, debates around immigrants and multiculturalism are intensifying. Join David Speers for the ABC’s latest National Forum. We bring together Australians from all walks of life to ask: Is our migration system still working? And just what …
PM won't rule out changes to copyright law for AI giants
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joins David Speers from Silicon Valley, with Patricia Karvelas, Laura Tingle, Charles Croucher and James Massola on the couch.
Albanese’s UN super intelligence
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has continued his push for global AI safeguards at the UN general assembly, positioning himself as a global leader on tackling online harm.
It comes as US President Donald Trump rejects calls for AI regulation, announcing he will now refer to the tech as "super intel…
Are the Greens shifting further left?
NSW David Shoebridge has emerged as the new Greens leader, using his first pitch to hammer economic messages and vow to "replace Labor".
And while he signalled the Greens would fill the policy vacuum left by Labor, are the minor party united around his leadership?
Meanwhile, the economic blows keep…
Treasurer flags billions in additional savings, as pressure builds over inflation
Jim Chalmers has told David Speers the government will deliver billions in savings in the upcoming mid-year budget update.
Labor doesn't want a fight on immigration
Opposition leader Angus Taylor has undertaken a media blitz, as he tries to sell the Coalition's immigration policy.
But he's already facing significant backlash from the business sector, who are warning of the implications for economic growth.
Labor on the other hand have been giving the Coalition…
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