Waleed Ali
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83 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 29 May
Waleed Ali’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm guest host Waleed Ali, and you're listening to 7am.
Well, the budget blowback is showing no signs of easing.
But this week, the government doubled down, introducing the legislation for its tax changes to parliament.
Albeit with the detail around CGT still TBC, and with an inbuilt political booby trap for the coalition.
At the same time, Pauline Hanson is floating her own negative gearing model as One Nation continues its surge in the polls.
And while Labor and the Coalition wrestle with how to fend off Hanson's rise, the Teals are mulling a plan of their own.
A Teal party combining the power of independents like David Pocock, Zali Stegall and Allegra Spender.
But are they really better together?
Today, political editor at news.com.au, Sam Maiden, on Albo's budget resolve, Pauline's proposal and Teal Party power.
It's Saturday, May 30th.
Sam, what a week.
I mean, the post-budget smackdown is well underway.
It's now moved into parliamentary sitting and the passing of legislation.
It's interesting looking at the way that the Albanese government's trying to legislate this, because they're chucking the whole thing together, it seems.
All the CGT stuff, subject to changes, which we might get to in a moment, what they might be, but all of that, but also the Watto legislation.
which I think is the correct pronunciation, the $250 tax off square.
I like the Lamington more.
Yeah, Lamington was evocative, wasn't it?
Yeah.
Yeah.
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