Jobs and Growth is a political podcast hosted by Liberal Party hacks Lachie and Georges. Join us as we cut through the noise with sharp commentary and unparalleled insight.

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Jobs and Growth is a political podcast hosted by Liberal Party hacks Lachie and Georges. Join us as we cut through the noise with sharp commentary and unparalleled insight.
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Recent Episodes

April 29, 2026
Ep 5 with Wayne Farnham MP
<p>In this episode of Jobs & Growth, we sit down with Victorian MP Wayne Farnham to discuss the major issues shaping the state ahead of the 2026 election.From his background in construction to his journey into politics, Farnham shares insights on housing affordability, government spending, and the challenges facing regional Victoria. We dive into the realities of Parliament, debates around “big vs small government,” and the growing concerns over Victoria’s debt and economic direction.The conversation also tackles corruption allegations in major infrastructure projects, pressures on the building industry, and why housing supply remains a critical issue. Farnham outlines his views on taxation, economic growth, and what needs to change to improve opportunities for young Victorians.Plus, we explore the issues voters should be thinking about as the next election approaches.</p>

December 10, 2025
Ep 4 with Gideon Rozner
<p>In this episode of Jobs and Growth, we sit down with Gideon Rozner. One of Australia’s most recognisable voices on public policy, freedom, and political debate. From his days leading the Melbourne University Liberal Club to appearing on Tucker Carlson Tonight, Gideon has spent years shaping conversations around small government, individual liberty and Australia’s political direction.We dive into everything: university politics, cancel culture, the state of free speech, and why Australia’s political class often gets it wrong. Gideon gives frank takes on Malcolm Turnbull, Tony Abbott, the rise of the teals, the housing crisis, migration, woke culture, and the future of the Liberal Party.With his trademark humour, candour and unfiltered analysis, Gideon helps unpack why voters are angry, what the right is getting wrong, and what it will take for Australia to rebuild prosperity, pride and common sense.</p>

October 16, 2025
Ep 3 with Robert Clark: MULC Centenary Episode
<p>In this special MULC centenary-dinner episode of Jobs and Growth, we sit down with the Hon Robert Clark, one of the Melbourne University Liberal Club’s most distinguished alumni and a giant of Victorian public life. From joining MULC on day one of O-Week in 1975, to becoming club president, to serving more than three decades in Parliament, including as Victoria’s Attorney-General, Robert’s career has been defined by conviction, integrity, and a commitment to liberal values.</p><p>Robert reflects on student politics in the 70s, the fight for voluntary student unionism, taking the University of Melbourne to court, and the lessons learned on campus that shaped his parliamentary career. We explore his time in the Kennett and Baillieu governments, navigating the complexities of law reform, and his insights on today’s political landscape, including youth crime, government debt, party unity, and the future of liberalism in Victoria.</p><p>Recorded for the 100th anniversary of the Melbourne University Liberal Club.</p>
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