Freedom, Faith, and Crossing the Floor

Year 2021Episode 4265 minNov. 25, 2021
Freedom, Faith, and Crossing the Floor

Stan Grant and the panel discuss the week's big issues including protests over vaccine mandates and proposed pandemic legislation, contentious Religious Discrimination Bill, borders reopen for skilled migrants plus Tim Paine.

Panellists: Jason Falinski, NSW Liberal MP; Andrew Barr, ACT Chief Minister; Melinda Cilento, Company director and economist; Yaara Bou Melham, Journalist and documentary filmmaker; and Michael Jensen, Theologian and Pastor.

Freedom, Faith, and Crossing the Floor has aired on Nov. 25, 2021 at 20:30
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