
About this podcast
With David Pocock is part of my commitment to transparency. A way to share how my views take shape and be accessible. I'll pull back the curtain on parliament: how decisions, debates, and positions evolve in real time. I also want to introduce you to people who have influenced me personally, people doing important, fascinating work and people who’ve achieved incredible things. Voices you might not hear in traditional media. These conversations challenge and inspire me. Join me, and hopefully…
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With David Pocock
About this podcast
With David Pocock is part of my commitment to transparency. A way to share how my views take shape and be accessible. I'll pull back the curtain on parliament: how decisions, debates, and positions evolve in real time. I also want to introduce you to people who have influenced me personally, people doing important, fascinating work and people who’ve achieved incredible things. Voices you might not hear in traditional media. These conversations challenge and inspire me. Join me, and hopefully…
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