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Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This wee we discussed the Libyan no-fly zone, Prince William's visit to Australia, Ross Garnaut's comments on the government's proposed carbon tax, the New York Times paywall and Chris Lilley's new project Angry Boys.

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This morning we discussed the unfolding events in Libya and the Middle East, the week in federal politics, the disaster in Japan and the Brisbane Roar's epic win at Suncorp Stadium.

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This morning we discussed the week in federal politics, including the carbon tax, US politics and the beginning of the 2012 Presidential race, gay marriage and two enthralling documentaries, Catfish and Exit Through The Gift Shop. Once again our apologies for the poor audio quality of the segment.

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This morning we discussed the week in federal politics (including asylum seeker policy and the flood levy), some Queensland state politics, protests spreading throughout the Middle East, and whether we are seeing the end of the bookstore.

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This morning we discussed the week in federal Parliament (including Tony Abbott's "shit happens" remark and the Government's health deal coming out of COAG), another historic week Egypt as democracy spreads in the Middle East, more developments in online media and courts and the media in the digital era.

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This week we discussed federal Parliament resuming this week, some issues in online media (including the launch of The Daily and the advertising boycott of some leading Australian blogs), and the ongoing protests in Egypt.

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This week we discussed the revolution in Egypt, WikiLeaks and OpenLeaks, the cricket, the Academy Award nominations, and the aftermath of the Queensland floods, including the proposed flood levy.

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This week we discussed the unofficial beginning of the 2012 US Presidential campaign, the release of the 1980 Cabinet papers, the Queensland floods, some new laws that came into effect on 1 January 2011, end of year lists, and the Ashes.

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This week we discussed where things stand at the end of the year for the Gillard and Bligh governments, internet policy in Australia (the NBN) and the US (internet neutrality), online media in Australia to get a new entrant with The Conversation, The Ashes, 2010's most searched words as well as a list of beautiful words. I also gave some summer plugs a book (the Law of Politics by Professor Graeme Orr), a website (betalist), an exhibition (GOMA "21st Century: Art in the First Decade") and a podcast (Nova's Summer Lovin').

Every Monday morning I appear on Andrew Bartlett's 4ZzZ breakfast radio show to discuss some of the current public and political issues of the week. This week we discussed where things stand at the end of the year for the Gillard and Bligh governments, internet policy in Australia (the NBN) and the US (internet neutrality), online media in Australia to get a new entrant with The Conversation, The Ashes, 2010's most searched words as well as a list of beautiful words. I also gave some summer plugs a book (the Law of Politics by Professor Graeme Orr), a website (betalist), an exhibition (GOMA "21st Century: Art in the First Decade") and a podcast (Nova's Summer Lovin').