Heston Russell
speaker
734 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 14 May
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Now, all of a sudden, there's policies coming out.
Like, don't try and tell me you're working on things concurrently.
They're trying to win...
the public opinion and public support campaign i'm like where is your engine room sitting there planning i could never have stepped out on a mission without having a full strategy with how we're going to get in there do the job and get out at the moment it's like quickly you know let's throw things at the mud throw mud at the wall see what sticks to can maintain public opinion
Unpopular opinion, but I do not think we should have compulsory voting.
I mean, just for me, the true testament of democracy is you get to choose to participate and therefore you hopefully have educated voters.
Voters and it behoves the government and the people to inspire people to want to be a part of and vote and for me I know we said we raised the problem.
I always try and you know contemplate or suggest solutions the biggest issue we have is not the political system and politicians in Australia it is the Talent we're having come through, you know, we're not encouraging the right people who want to be in politics for the right reason and
So many people can just go online and look and listen to so many of our current politicians talk and present.
Watch Jim Chalmers presenting, you know, the budget last night.
It's not about communicating to be understood by the average Australian at home how this affects them.
It's about propping themselves up, marketing themselves and winning and competing against the other political party as to why they're better.
This is where, as I say, and again, I told you I was out there handing out how to vote cards and attending pre-polling for the Nepean by-election.
The average Australian can look through inauthenticity.
And up until this point, without some extreme examples, they haven't been emotionally motivated enough to have to care overly for it.
But we're getting to that point and more people are getting motivated.
And the politicians who are going to win, regardless of what party they are, are going to be the ones that the Australian people connect with, who they trust, who they believe.
And the number one ingredient that I really feel is the opportunity for whoever wants to win
the next election be that state and federal.
It's inspiration.
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