Chris Spyrou

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11,045 appearances 96 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 4d ago

Chris Spyrou’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 96 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 30.

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The Briefing · Mass school walkout over Hanson + How sex work saved Bension’s career · 12 Aug 2026 podcast

Yes, he says that One Nation, he thinks One Nation is one of the gayest parties in Australia. voice-verified

Um, that was him on ABC's afternoon briefing program yesterday on the ABC in relation to criticism about homophobic comments made by one of the party's failed WA candidate, uh, Pominda Singh. voice-verified

He went on to say One Nation has quite a large proportion of gay people and that the comments made by Singh were highly offensive. voice-verified

Interestingly, we've been asking you listening to reach out to us if you're a One Nation. voice-verified

supporter and there was um there was a listener not too long ago who reached out to us who said that he openly identifies as gay and is a one nation supporter. voice-verified

He goes, I know that I don't fit the stereotype and um he had a lot of insights to offer so we're continuing to talk to him as well and if there is that call out still exists for everyone else, if if if you feel like you don't fit the stereotype of a typical one nation voter, get in touch with us at the briefing podcast on Instagram. voice-verified

The ferry had left Bali's main public terminal and was bound for the popular tourist island of Lombok. voice-verified

It was loaded with forty-four vehicles and fifty-three motorbikes, and survivors say that's where they believe the fire started. voice-verified

Rescue crews were alerted about half an hour in with videos showing passengers in life jackets crammed onto an inflatable raft in choppy seas as thick black smoke poured from the ferry. voice-verified

Back home and the government's new plan to make big tech pay for Australian news is hitting Parliament today. voice-verified

Labor is introducing its news bargaining incentive, which will force platforms like Google, Meta, and TikTok to either strike deals with Aussie media companies or pay a two point five percent levy on their local digital advertising revenue. voice-verified

The money is meant to support journalism that's been hit hard as ad dollars shifted online. voice-verified

Yeah, and they're one of the news providers that are really great, especially for us early in the morning. voice-verified

They kind of come come at you with the facts very early on and um some pretty good analysis. voice-verified

So that is a big win there for for journalists. voice-verified

Interestingly, the conversation has been about whose responsibility it is to fund journalism in this country. voice-verified

And the government has very clearly said, you know, uh because of the funding model has changed so much because of voice-verified

Big tech, it should be big tech that funds all of this stuff. voice-verified

They're trying to find the money through them. voice-verified

Whereas others say, you know, you can drum up money all you want from big tech, but shouldn't we be coming up with some other ways of carving out things for journalists and for news companies that don't depend on these giants? voice-verified

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