Chris Uhlmann's guest appearances

Chris Uhlmann

Lowy Institute

I Doubt It Podcast

Nights with John Stanley

Australian Politics

Mornings with Neil Mitchell

2UEOthershows

Boonta Vista

JAM Nation with Jonesy & Amanda

Mornings with Gary Adshead

Centre for Independent Studies

don't tell the pilot - Australian Politics

Afternoons with Deborah Knight

FEAR & GREED | Business News

4BC Drive

2GB Drive with Chris O'Keefe

Pauline Hanson

Josh Frydenberg

Donald Trump

Scott Morrison

Tony Abbott

Simon Birmingham

Barnaby Joyce

Peter Dutton

Dick Smith

Chris Bowen

Troy Bramston

Bill Shorten

Kerryn Phelps

Ken Wyatt

Eddie McGuire

OwlTail

Xiao Qian's performance at the event has prompted Liberal Senator Jim Molan to push for him to be banned from speaking there again, saying it was used to spread lies and misinformation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Xiao Qian's performance at the event has prompted Liberal Senator Jim Molan to push for him to be banned from speaking there again, saying it was used to spread lies and misinformation.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Chris Uhlmann addresses tense press club exchange with Chinese ambassador

Guest host Tom Switzer speaks to journalist Chris Uhlmann on the likelihood of a clean energy transition and the increasing energy crisis affecting not only Australia but the world. Have politicians been too focused reaching "energy goals" that they have neglected to think about the short term? Can Australia realistically move away from coal and gas-powered energy sources in a cost-effective manner? Is all this energy transition talk just spin by politicians to get elected?In August 2016 Premier Daniel Andrews trumped a permanent ban on the exploration and development of all onshore unconventional gas. Now, with the energy crisis biting, Andrews has demanded gas from “our ground” be delivered cheaply to his state. As Chris recently wrote in The Sydney Morning Herald "The energy transition is inevitable, but it will be a lot harder than politicians, activists, service sector chief executives and billionaire energy hobbyists would have you believe. In trying to solve the current crisis, the political class should keep one thing in mind, no one ever won an election by promising to make voters colder, poorer and hungrier".

Guest host Tom Switzer speaks to journalist Chris Uhlmann on the likelihood of a clean energy transition and the increasing energy crisis affecting not only Australia but the world. Have politicians been too focused reaching "energy goals" that they have neglected to think about the short term? Can Australia realistically move away from coal and gas-powered energy sources in a cost-effective manner? Is all this energy transition talk just spin by politicians to get elected? In August 2016 Premier Daniel Andrews trumped a permanent ban on the exploration and development of all onshore unconventional gas. Now, with the energy crisis biting, Andrews has demanded gas from “our ground” be delivered cheaply to his state. As Chris recently wrote in The Sydney Morning Herald "The energy transition is inevitable, but it will be a lot harder than politicians, activists, service sector chief executives and billionaire energy hobbyists would have you believe. In trying to solve the current crisis, the political class should keep one thing in mind, no one ever won an election by promising to make voters colder, poorer and hungrier".

On Liberty EP93 | Chris Uhlmann | Energy Can't Be Spun

The political editor at Nine News shared his remarkable life story with Neil Mitchell on Tuesday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What Makes You Tick?

The political editor at Nine News shared his remarkable life story with Neil Mitchell on Tuesday.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

What makes Chris Uhlmann tick (and drives him 'insane' about modern politics)

They say time flies but with one week to go in a six week campaign - where the polls haven't moved an inch - the Prime Minister must be thinking time stands still. Nine's Political Editor Chris Uhlmann on how voters simply aren't buying what Scott Morrison is selling. In tight contests it pays to follow the money. TAB's Gerard Middleton shares the odds in the seats where teal independents threaten to unseat liberal incumbents,See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On The Trail: Election 2022

They say time flies but with one week to go in a six week campaign - where the polls haven't moved an inch - the Prime Minister must be thinking time stands still. Nine's Political Editor Chris Uhlmann on how voters simply aren't buying what Scott Morrison is selling. In tight contests it pays to follow the money. TAB's Gerard Middleton shares the odds in the seats where teal independents threaten to unseat liberal incumbents,See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Chris Uhlmann: Scott Morrison, the 'two-legged goat'

Nine's Political editor Chris Uhlmann says Labor’s chances of winning the federal election rest largely on destroying Scott Morrison’s character, but the most devastating weapon has come from within the PM's own party. Renowned adman Russel Howcroft on why the lack of a requirement for truth in political advertising is the "least worst" option.  Resolve Strategic pollster Jim Reed reveals how voters are feeling on the eve of the campaign being called. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nine's Political editor Chris Uhlmann says Labor’s chances of winning the federal election rest largely on destroying Scott Morrison’s character, but the most devastating weapon has come from within the PM's own party. Renowned adman Russel Howcroft on why the lack of a requirement for truth in political advertising is the "least worst" option.  Resolve Strategic pollster Jim Reed reveals how voters are feeling on the eve of the campaign being called. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Chris Uhlmann: A Pathological Liar vs A Gutless Fraud

In the fifth Ramsay Lecture for 2021, Ramsay Centre CEO Professor Simon Haines interviews Chris Uhlmann about Australia’s response to COVID-19, and what it reveals about our politics, Federation, media, and leadership and its possible long-term effect on our future generations.

The Ramsay Centre Podcast

In the fifth Ramsay Lecture for 2021, Ramsay Centre CEO Professor Simon Haines interviews Chris Uhlmann about Australia’s response to COVID-19, and what it reveals about our politics, Federation, media, and leadership and its possible long-term effect on our future generations.

The Ramsay Centre Podcast: The sensible centre: can it hold? In conversation with award-winning journalist Chris Uhlmann

Nine News Political Editor Chris Ulhmann says Christian Porter's resignation as a cabinet minster was inevitable once there were concerns over the funding of his legal fees.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nine News Political Editor Chris Ulhmann says Christian Porter's resignation as a cabinet minster was inevitable once there were concerns over the funding of his legal fees.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Chris Uhlmann: Christian Porter resignation inevitable once questions were raised over legal fund

The gang join one of Australia's most senior journalists for Story-time to discuss the irrelevance of the Australian Labor  Party. #auspol #gotogategate 

The gang join one of Australia's most senior journalists for Story-time to discuss the irrelevance of the Australian Labor  Party. #auspol #gotogategate

Ep 49 - Go to Gate Gate with Chris Uhlmann

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Nine's political editor Chris Uhlmann on the hotel quarantine bungle in Victoria

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