About this episode

Chris Minns discusses the federal tobacco excise plan and Labor's new digital duty of care, while addressing the legal issues surrounding the Union Jack in Birmingham.

Chris Minns argues against the federal plan to keep the tobacco excise where it is, Labor unveils its digital duty of care as it doubles down on its bid. Plus, flying the Union Jack in multicultural Birmingham could now land its residents in jail. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

People in this episode

Host: Credlin

Topics covered

• tobacco excise
• digital duty of care
• multiculturalism
• federal plan
• legal implications

Keywords

• Chris Minns
• tobacco excise
• Labor
• digital duty of care
• Union Jack
• Birmingham
• federal plan

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Labor

Places: Birmingham

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