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Emeka Unscripted is not your average podcast. Hosted by Emeka Edwin-Nweze, this show dives head-on into politics, business, culture, and the uncomfortable truths most people avoid.
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The Verdict: What Ben Carroll Actually Does With Victoria's Premiership (Part 3) (opens the original)
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Victoria's 2026-27 budget forecasts general government net debt at $175.6 billion this financial year, climbing to $199.3 billion by 2029-30. That budget existed before Ben Carroll became Premier. He didn't write it. He inherited it, along with the contracts, the departments, and most of the machinery from Part 1 and Part 2. This is Part 3, the verdict episode. After tracing Carroll's thirty-year runway in Part 1 and the factional machine that produced him in Part 2, I look at what he's actually
Inside The Machine: How Victoria's 50th Premier Was Picked (Part 2) (opens the original)
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Victoria has a new Premier, and once again, nobody voted for him directly. In Part 1, I showed you how Ben Carroll was built. In Part 2, we go inside the machine that built him: the factions, the unions, the caucus, and the deals nobody outside the party room ever sees. I trace how Victorian Labor's internal factions (the Socialist Left, the Labor Right, and Carroll's own ties to the SDA) actually shape who gets ministerial power, using the ABC's own reporting on how portfolios get carved up by
Same Vehicle, New Driver: How Victoria's 50th Premier Was Built (Part 1) (opens the original)
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Victoria has changed Premier again. Ben Carroll is the state's 50th, and the third in as many years. Every time the person at the top changes, we're encouraged to see a new chapter, a new style, maybe even a new government. Fresh start. Clean slate. You know the script. But is Victoria actually getting a new direction, or are we getting a new driver in the exact same vehicle? Part 1 of a multi-part investigation. I trace Ben Carroll's political trajectory from a suburban Airport West childhood t
The System Is Broken. But Nobody Is Responsible. (opens the original)
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What happens when two completely different industries end up trapped by the exact same kind of system? A man trying to build an innovative house couldn't get approval because he couldn't prove the technology without building it, and couldn't build it without financing. Meanwhile, Emeka was facing a remarkably similar problem delivering essential care to older Australians in remote parts of the country. In this episode, Emeka Edwin goes down the rabbit hole of Australia's aged-care system, examin
Australia Builds Half As Many Homes As It Did In 1995 (opens the original)
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Why is it so difficult to build differently in Australia? In this conversation, I sit down with Tim Volkman to talk about construction, innovation, and what happens when someone tries to challenge an industry that has been doing things the same way for generations. Tim has been working on a radically different approach to construction using 3D printing technology. But the technology itself isn't necessarily the biggest challenge. The bigger challenge is everything around it. Regulation. Approval
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