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Michael Pachi

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As seen in: 2GB 873, 3AW Melbourne, 4BC Brisbane, 6PR 882 News Talk, FIVEaa, Nine, Dispatchist
Cover federal politics for Tapt Media including @2GB, @3AW693, @NewsTalk4BC, @6PR and affiliates like @1395fiveaa & regional networks
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John & Michael

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By Michael Pachi Verified
| Dispatchist
Home John & Michael – 13th February John & Michael – 13th February Listen to John and 2GB’s Federal reporter Michael Pachi as they breakdown the news of the day and take your calls.Download this podcast here
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Should we lift Australia’s moratorium on nuclear? Cory Bernardi thinks so

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By Michael Pachi Verified
| 4BC Brisbane Verified
After last week’s damning ACCC report into the energy sector, Senator Cory Bernardi is calling for nuclear to be considered as a possibility in Australia’s energy mix. Though debate has been dominated by the ideologically polarising coal and renewables camps, Bernardi says the parameters of discussion need to be broadened so that Australia can rethink nuclear energy’s  prohibited status. “We have a blanket moratorium on nuclear energy in this country,” says Bernardi.
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Should we lift Australia’s moratorium on nuclear? Cory Bernardi thinks so

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By Michael Pachi Verified
| 2GB 873 Verified
After last week’s damning ACCC report into the energy sector, Senator Cory Bernardi is calling for nuclear to be considered as a possibility in Australia’s energy mix. Though debate has been dominated by the ideologically polarising coal and renewables camps, Bernardi says the parameters of discussion need to be broadened so that Australia can rethink nuclear energy’s  prohibited status. “We have a blanket moratorium on nuclear energy in this country,” says Bernardi.
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