• Australia Talks - 6 Mar 2025: Chinese warships & Household batteries

  • Mar 7 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 34 mins
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Australia Talks - 6 Mar 2025: Chinese warships & Household batteries

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  • A weekly podcast with relaxed discussion of Australian topics, history, a featured town and a couple of trivia questions.

    Contact us at AustraliaTalksPodcast@proton.me

    DarkestKnight and Ardeet discuss:

    00:00:00 - Introduction

    00:10:59 – China tells Australia to expect more warship visits but insists its navy poses ‘no threat’

    00:31:17 – Lake George, New South Wales

    00:45:10 – Labor backs household batteries in bid to win over voters on cost-of-living and climate worries

    01:09:01 - This week in Australian history 28-29 Feb and 1-6 Mar

    01:23:59 - XXXX bottle top quiz

    Sources:

    China’s naval deployment should invigorate Australia’s election debate

    China tells Australia to expect more warship visits but insists its navy poses 'no threat'

    Australia and New Zealand working together to monitor Chinese naval presence declared 'provocative' by Coalition

    Premier demands more navy ships as Chinese flotilla sails off WA

    Fund home batteries if you want my vote: Spender

    Labor backs household batteries in bid to win over voters on cost-of-living and climate worries

    Wikipedia - Lake George, New South Wales

    The amazing disappearing lake

    Lake George pictures

    Lake George picture

    Wikipedia - Australian anniversaries

    #Australia #Australian
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