Podcasts

Live from Baxter Boots Studio in Downtown Betoota, Clancy, Errol and Wendell run through the trickle down effect of the Adani mine already being felt in Queensland, the Government's response to the impending recession, LaMelo Ball's big move to the NBL and more.

She's responsible for some of the biggest news stories in Australian news history. From Eddie Obeid to the Griffith mafia. Investigative journalist Kate McClymont joins Errol and Clancy on the podcast today to talk about the freedom of the press, AFP raids and her storied career following crims around the country

In this week's Bulletin, Clancy, Errol and Wendell run through the the raids on our office, the PM's threat to journalists, the national anthem debate and Ash Barty's glorious victory.

On this week's episode, former NRL great Willie Mason drinks 8 x berry flavoured g&t alcopops and tells us what he really thinks. Luckily he is joined by his former Doggies confidante and Samoan/Australian international Reni Maitua to provide a bit more sensibility to the discussion. This is the podcast that the rugby league peanut gallery has been hanging...

In this week's Bulletin, Clancy, Errol and Wendell run through the Aldi Snow Sale on Everest, a BMW dealership's controversial new policy and an Israel Folau supporter's dramatic U turn.

Stand-up comedian and failed minor party senate candidate Michael Hing joins Clancy and Errol in the studio this week to talk about a number of different criminal activities he has been engaging in over the years. From low-level electoral fraud to drug trafficking for an Asian street gang. Hing also talks about his work on the documentary series "Where...

This weeks bulletin wraps up all the biggest stories, from the end of the Tarago, to the touching moment in a rural nightclub, to the Melbourne Demons unexpected source of joy.

Singer-songwriter Kasey Chambers was in town this week to spruik her upcoming tour of the country. In celebration of the 20th anniversary of her classic album 'The Captain', Kasey is about to hit the road once again - starting at the Big Red Bash in neighbouring Birdsville next month.

This weeks bulletin is your bite sized special wrap up of the Federal Election and all of the fallout from it!

With the Federal Election finally over, The Betoota Advocate are now able return to the everyday news cycle. Namely, the Winter football codes and all the scandal that come with it. This we speak to Ian "The Most Violent Man In Rugby League" Roberts - also, the first openly gay professional footballer in Australia. Ian talks about growing up...