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Hosted by Mark Neugebauer · EN · 200 episodes
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Discussing topics around Faith and Australian culture from a Christian Perspective, as well as Politics in Australia covering Local, State and Federal Government topics. markneugebauer.substack.com
Mark Neugebauer hosts Faith, Culture, Politics in Australia with Mark, a society show with 200 episodes published.
In this episode I discuss: SA Legislative Council, Voter numbers, Non voters, Invalid votes, Quotas, first preference numbers, Above the line and below the line voting, parties and candidates, my opinion on preference fl
Some topics covered this week Maintaining your property due to fire risk Smart Meter role out - Agenda 2030 ABC gets platinum rating from ACON for LGBTIQ+ push New Liberal Leader More Green projects fail More Battery Fir
South Australian event Saturday 13th December 2025 at 10:30am Gumeracha Town Hall - 45 Albert Street - Gumeracha Register - ouredt@gmail.com Disclaimer: All content is presented for educational and/or entertainment purpo
Angela has been an active member of the South Australian community. As a mum she was deeply concerned about the handling of COVID and started being involved with Guardians South Australia due to the impact on children th
After 53 years as an architect, David became interested in the Ideology of Climate Change in the mid 1990s, as a result of the Brisbane City Council trying to restrict some aspects of Building owing to Climate Change. Pa
Some topics covered this week Non binary insurance benefits Professor Ted Steele suggests an overhaul of medical schools Volcanos as a source of CO2 emissions More battery fires Bovaer trials ending in multiple European
In this third discussion with Ted, we cover various topics, including:Failings of WikipediaCensorshipGaslightingTGA, AHPRA, AHPPC failingsAustralian CDCCDC Autism updateSIDS studyVaccine scheduleFull, free, informed cons
Some stories covered Conservative Visa cancelled - porn producer welcomed Beyond treason - documentary Duty to Disobey trailer AFP puts community on notice Treated like an outlaw review The sacrifice wasn’t worth it Scho
David H Denham B Arch •Born 1947 Melbourne. •Bachelor of Architecture from Melbourne University. •Practised as a Self- Employed Architect since 1972. ( 53 Years) •Currently Still Practising. •Has worked in Firms in Melbo
About:”We are a network of concerned Australians who are united against the Government’s reckless rollout of industrial renewable projects in regional and rural communities. In desperation to meet Labor’s renewables tar
Senate Select Committee on Information Integrity on Climate Change Energy review More Green Projects fail Climate change is not gender neutral Tesla Powerwalls recalled due to fires Damaged EV ignites after 3 weeks isola
Some topics covered. Saving healthy viable in utero babies after 23 weeks Remembrance day More solar panel fires, more lithium battery fires Bovaer killing Danish cattle AI use reduces human cognitive performance Albo de
Professor Ian E. Brighthope is a pioneer of integrative medicine in Australia, known for bridging science and natural health over a five-decade career. A medical doctor and founder of the Australasian College of Nutritio
(Updated 4/11 to include links and updates on resignations) Footage sourced from Mt Barker District Council - Council Meeting Information Mount Barker District Council has been rocked by yet another resignation, with Cou
Some topics covered Mark recaps ‘informed consent’ 👇 Russian drones targeting Ukrainian wind turbines SA toddler dies suddenly… but I’m still not allowed to ask about vaxxes QLD soccer player killed by lightning - but ‘
Treated as an outlaw, cancelled South Australian Doctor, Bruce Paix, is vindicated in court. 👇 What If Jesus Told His Parables in Blues? Disclaimer: All content is presented for educational and/or entertainment purposes
Some content from this weeks show Cafe locked out Bee Free merch Australians for Better Government Should we have a Prime Minister, who should it be, and what should their qualities be? Whyalla Hydrogen plant looses doub
Some content covered this week Australians for Better Government Adelaide event Beat the Reset - Book tour Adelaide Antifa gets pushback in Victoria, ‘finally’ More Tesla Fires Why Hydrogen is a bad ‘green’ fuel After To
Gigi Foster is a Professor, at University of NSW School of Economics; a Senior Scholar, Brownstone Institute; a BA in Ethics, Politics and Economics, and a PhD in Economics. Professor Foster works in diverse fields inclu
some topics covered John Adams ABC expose Who Collaboration Centres - Links at bottom More Battery fires Rio to close the Tomago smelter over power prices RFK Jr gets called ‘antisemetic’ for noting that circumcision is
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Faith, Culture, Politics in Australia with Mark is hosted by Mark Neugebauer. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 200 episodes.
Faith, Culture, Politics in Australia with Mark has published 200 episodes.
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