Gabrielle Jackson

Gabrielle Jackson, deputy editor at The Guardian Australia, offers sharp political analysis. Bonnie Malkin, international editor, reports on global conflicts. They discuss rapid escalation after strikes on Iran. They explore Iran’s strategic aims and regional fallout. They examine Australia’s quick support, allied reluctance, and the 'bomb first' approach. They also cover verifying battlefield evidence and domestic political risks.

Lenore Taylor, the Editor of Guardian Australia, reflects on Labor's cautious approach versus public sentiment. Patrick Keneally discusses the urgent need for housing reform linking affordability to inequality. Gabrielle Jackson brings attention to the rise in Indigenous deaths in custody, highlighting systemic failures. The panel navigates the Coalition's internal crises and future leadership, while also examining the pressing issues of health system strains and cost-of-living concerns. They share a hopeful outlook on independent journalism and digital wellbeing.

Gabrielle Jackson, Deputy Editor at Guardian Australia with a focus on environment and culture, joins Sean Dooley, a leading figure at BirdLife Australia, for a lively discussion around the Bird of the Year poll. They explore past election scandals, including vote-rigging attempts, and debate which Australian birds might represent political slogans. With a mix of humor and serious conservation messages, they highlight the importance of supporting threatened species, like the regent honeyeater, while encouraging listeners to engage with local bird life.