On the show this week: The world is on the cusp of another industrial revolution due to rapid technological advancement and with the possibility of more than five million jobs disappearing in the next decade, we look at what we need to do to ensure the Australian economy doesn’t get left behind. Also what does the G7 divesting from fossil fuels mean for the future of the coal and gas industries? And Rupert Murdoch hands over the reins to his sons – what are the implications for one of the most influential media organisations in the world?

Show features:

• Victoria McKenzie-McHarg – Climate Campaign Manager at Australian Conservation Foundation
• Stephen Martin – Chief Executive, CEDA
• Jane den Hollander – Vice Chancellor, Deakin University
• Owen Bennett – Australian Unemployment Union
• Isaac Astill – Divestment Campaigner with 350 dot org Australia
• Associate Professor David McKnight – Author: Rupert Murdoch: An Investigation of Political Power
• Martin Lakos – Director Macquarie Private Wealth

Executive Producer: Catherine Zengerer

Reporters: Marilyn Hetreles, Roderick Chambers, Alex Smith