The Karl Stefanovic Show

SKIP AHEAD
Trevor Cavanagh 00:01:36
Chris Joye 00:20:45
Matt Cameron 00:43:00
ISIS brides are returning to Australia. House prices are falling at their fastest pace in decades.
Thousands of Australians are now moving overseas after new tax changes.
This week on Karl Weekly:
Veteran UK journalist Trevor Kavanagh explains why Britain believes Australia is repeating Europe's biggest immigration mistakes—and why the ISIS brides debate is far from over.
Entrepreneur Matt Cameron reveals why he moved his family and business overseas, saying Australia's tax system is driving investment, jobs and wealth offshore.
Economist Chris Joye delivers a stark warning on Australia's economy, predicting the country's biggest housing correction in modern history if current policies continue.
Also discussed:Government surveillance and financial controlThe cost of living crisis
Immigration and national security
Why investors are losing confidence in Australia
What happens if nothing changes
Do you think Australia is heading in the right direction?
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SKIP AHEAD:
Will Geddes: 01:46
Rick Baker: 18:34
Britain is entering another turbulent week.
From the investigation into the death of Reform UK's Ann Widdecombe to growing warnings over the future of cash, Karl Stefanovic breaks down the biggest stories shaping Britain – and why Australians should be paying attention.
This week:
Reform UK reels after the shocking death of Ann Widdecombe, with Nigel Farage claiming it was a premeditated attack.

Security expert Will Geddes explains why Britain's politicians are becoming increasingly vulnerable and what the tragedy says about the country's security landscape.

England's World Cup dream stays alive after Jude Bellingham's heroics, setting up a blockbuster clash with Lionel Messi's Argentina.

Digital finance expert Rick Baker warns the age of cash is coming to an end, explaining why governments around the world are preparing for programmable digital currencies and what it could mean for privacy, ownership and financial freedom.

The UK Brief drops every Tuesday.

Australian success stories don't get much better than this.
Karl sits down with the family behind Ringers Western to hear how three siblings from a remote Kimberley cattle station turned an idea sketched on a Weet-Bix box into one of Australia's fastest-growing clothing brands.
From mustering cattle in some of the toughest conditions on earth to building a business based on family, resilience and hard work, this is the remarkable story behind the iconic Australian brand.
The conversation covers:
Growing up on El Questro Station in the Kimberley

The campfire conversation that started Ringers Western

Turning a sketch into a national brand

Building a business as a family

Leadership, entrepreneurship and Australian values

The challenges of scaling a clothing company

Why they're now setting their sights on America

This is more than a story about clothing – it's about taking a simple idea and building something extraordinary.
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Thank you to our new exclusive partners, Ringers Western. There's never been a better time to try Ringers Western. Get 20% off your first order with KARL20 at https://ringerswestern.com

Australia is facing growing questions over the economy, national identity, migration and defence.
Former SAS soldier Mark Wales joins political commentator Calista Clements and Karl Stefanovic to discuss whether Australia is on the verge of a major economic contraction, why confidence is collapsing, and whether families are paying the price for years of poor policy.
The panel also debates Pauline Hanson's monoculture comments, the ‘many journeys, one jersey’ message from Socceroos star Awer Mabil, skilled migration, patriotism, political accountability and what it means to be Australian.
Do you agree with the panel? Let us know in the comments.
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SKIP AHEAD:
Albanese podcast backlash: 00:05
Farmer John Carter: 03:34
David Craig: 21:56
Dr Dennis Desmond: 47:45
This week on Karl Weekly.
Karl reacts to the Anthony Albanese podcast backlash after his appearance on Bush Deep by Nikki Osborne, while questions continue over what many Australians believe the government should really be apologising for.
Then, we speak with NSW cattle farmer John Carter after footage of his arrest went viral, becoming a flashpoint in the debate over government bureaucracy, property rights and regional Australia.
Former AFP Detective Superintendent David Craig joins us to discuss the Ben Roberts-Smith arrest, why he believes it was handled the way it was, and the questions he says still deserve answers.
Finally, former FBI Special Agent and financial crime expert Dennis Desmond breaks down Australia's sweeping new financial surveillance laws, what they mean for everyday Australians, and whether we're moving towards a society of increasing government oversight.
Thank you to our new exclusive partners, Ringers Western. There's never been a better time to try Ringers Western. Get 20% off your first order with KARL20 at https://ringerswestern.com