Miranda Live: Tax cuts, China and Barna-baby
TAX cuts, China’s influence, and what’s next for Barnaby Joyce: Another big week of the Daily Telegraph’s exclusive internet radio show Miranda Live.
TAX cuts, China’s influence, and what’s next for Barnaby Joyce: Another big week of the Daily Telegraph’s exclusive internet radio show Miranda Live.
Treasurer Scott Morrison joined Devine to talk the economy, share market chaos and whether tax cuts could grow the country and improve living standards.
And of course, the unfolding Barnaby Joyce saga.
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Former Trump adviser Sebastian Gorka was also talking US politics and what the newly appointed US ambassador to Australia means for the region.
You can listen back to the full Miranda Live show above or follow the conversation via the #mirandalive hashtag.
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