Josh Burns

Josh Burns, the rising Australian MP for McNamara and a passionate advocate for housing and social policies, dives deep into the complexities of identity and change in politics. He shares his experiences of being labeled 'the Jewish MP' and the responsibilities that come with it. Josh discusses the tension between community criticism and his dedication to family life. He reflects on the importance of thoughtful reform, balancing party dynamics, and navigating his crossbench relationship while preparing for fatherhood. A candid exploration of the personal and political.

Josh Burns, Federal Labor MP and Jewish parliamentarian; Michael Gawenda, veteran journalist; Ronnie Kahn AO, philanthropist; Jeremy Stow-Linder, school principal; Jessica Rosen, Bondi attack survivor. They discuss rising antisemitism since October 7, security at Jewish schools, firsthand trauma from Bondi, debates over harmful protest slogans, links between Middle East events and local safety, and community-led responses and resilience.

Josh Burns, a Labor Federal MP, and Allegra Spender, an Independent Federal MP, dive into the impact of the Israel-Palestine conflict on Australia's political landscape. Tim Hollo from the Green Institute discusses the environmental implications of political decisions. Jeremy Leibler shares insights on community tensions while Robert Samuel outlines local council debates. Cultural expert Sam Cairnduff highlights the role of the arts in social discourse amidst rising antisemitism, emphasizing empathy and the need for unity in today's divided society.