The Opposition Podcast

By: Rebel News
  • Summary

  • In a nation where there is no real opposition left, Avi Yemini and Rukshan Fernando take a stand for the issues that really matter to Australians. The Opposition Podcast broadcasts live from our Melbourne studio and provides an alternative viewpoint on news and politics in Australia and New Zealand, it exposes narratives often neglected by the mainstream media. Both hosts are not hesitant to illuminate controversial topics that many media platforms shy away from. Their coverage offers a fresh perspective on societal issues that are highly relevant yet often ignored. Episodes of the podcast, which run between 1.5 to 2 hours, often feature compelling guests from various backgrounds. These include politicians such as United Australia Party Senator Ralph Babet and content creators like Chantelle Baker, a New Zealand political commentator, and individuals who have made significant contributions to society such as Heston Russell, a former commando in the Australian Special Forces. The podcast is a forceful platform in the defence of free speech, as evidenced by the hosts' inclination to facilitate conversations on contentious issues[. It serves as an important counter-narrative to mainstream discourse, thereby reinforcing the essence of a free and vibrant democratic society.
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Episodes
  • Crossing the streams — The Opposition Podcast No. 23
    Oct 4 2024
    GUEST: Drew Pavlou, Anti-totalitarian left-wing activist. Avi and Rukshan catch up with Drew Pavlou to discuss everything from the conflict in the Middle East to protests and the escalating anti-Israel protests on Australian streets where terrorist Hezbollah flags have been flown. The group also discuss their political differences with Drew being a left-winger, and how activism shapes public discourse and influences policy in Australia. They will also discuss the news of the week from Australia and abroad. WATCH FULL EPISODES: http://www.TheOpposition.show FOLLOW AVI: http://www.FollowAvi.com FOLLOW RUKSHAN: https://realrukshan.com/bio/
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    2 hrs and 14 mins
  • All eyes on America — The Opposition Podcast No. 21
    Sep 27 2024
    GUESTS: Ralph Babet, Victorian UAP Senator and John Ruddick, NSW Libertarian MP. Avi and Rukshan catch up with Ralph and John ahead of the blockbuster US Presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. They will also discuss the news of the week, including the shortlisting of the controversial book Welcome to Sex in the PM's Literacy Awards as well as the bipartisan push for age verification limits on social media in the name of 'online safety'. WATCH FULL EPISODES: http://www.TheOpposition.show FOLLOW AVI: http://www.FollowAvi.com FOLLOW RUKSHAN: https://realrukshan.com/bio/
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    1 hr and 58 mins
  • Kill the misinfo bill! — The Opposition Podcast No. 22
    Sep 27 2024
    GUESTS: Alex Antic, Liberal Party Senator Avi and Rukshan catch up with Senator Alex Antic to discuss Australia's Orwellian misinformation and disinformation bill as public submissions draw to a close at the end of the month. The proposed legislation risks stifling free expression through vague criteria for what's deemed harmful content. While supporters claim it's aimed at 'safeguarding' societal integrity from false narratives without curbing valid debate, the bill places the government of the day as the arbiter of absolute truth. They will also discuss the news of the week from Australia and abroad. WATCH FULL EPISODES: http://www.TheOpposition.show FOLLOW AVI: http://www.FollowAvi.com FOLLOW RUKSHAN: https://realrukshan.com/bio/
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    1 hr and 43 mins

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