Dead Right With Richard Denniss

featuring Ebony Bennett and Richard Denniss

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Welcome to Follow The Money’s summer special series! If you’re taking a break this summer, but still crave a political fix, settle in a listen to the ‘best of’ from the Australia Institute’s live politics in the pub events this year.

In his Quarterly Essay, Dead Right, Richard Denniss talks about how neoliberalism ate itself, what he has in common with Matt Canavan and Tony Abbott and what comes next?

Host: Ebony Bennett, Deputy Director at The Australia Institute // @ebony_bennett

Contributors: 

Richard Denniss, Chief Economist at The Australia Institute // @RDNS_TAI

Politics in the Pub is recorded live by Clayton McDonald.

Producer: Jennifer Macey // @jennifermacey // Additional editing by Lizzie Jack, Andrea Cantle.

Title Track: Jonathan McFeat pulseandthrum.com Find us on Twitter @theausinstitute // Facebook.

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