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JEREMY INTERVIEWED ON NATIONAL
TV AND RADIO BY AUSTRALIA’S LEADING
BROADCASTER ABOUT HIS SPECTATOR ARTICLE
ON EUCALYPTS AND BUSHFIRES

 

Jeremy’s article in The Spectator about bushfires has attracted great interest in Australia. On Wednesday 29 January, Jeremy was interviewed by Australia’s leading broadcaster Alan Jones on his top rating breakfast radio show on 2GB, during which Jones described Griffith’s Spectator article as ‘an outstanding piece…you’ve never heard that before ever’.

Listen to the radio interview here:

 

 

Read the transcript of the 2GB interview here.

 

Later that day Jeremy appeared on the Richo & Jones show on Sky News Australia. During the segment, Graham Richardson described Jeremy’s writing as ‘brilliantly written’, and Alan Jones again praised the clarity of Jeremy’s insights, saying, ‘you have written a brilliant piece’.

See the TV interview here:

 

Read the transcript of the Sky News Australia interview here.

 

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