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John & Tom Elliott’s Father & Son Show
This week John and Tom cover the 20/20 cricket, Gina Rinehart’s tilt at Fairfax, Labour’s Canberra drum beating, Toyota’s views on Australian workers long weekend habits and next weeks interest rate reduction.
John & Tom Elliott Launch Their 2012 Father & Son Show
To kick start their popular Father and Son website show for 2012, John sets the scene with an opening solo presentation and then is joined by Tom in a second recording.
Don’t forget to listen to their top rating Father & Son Show on 3AW every Sunday at 12 noon.
John and Tom Elliott’s Father & Son Program
This week John covers a range of topics from the Carbon Tax, to the European financial crisis and local sport.
Don’t forget to listen to John and Tom on 3AW’s Sunday Father and Son show starting at 12 noon.
John and Tom Elliott’s Father & Son Program
This week John and Tom discuss the weekend’s big events including the AFL Grand Final and John’s 70th Birthday party. The choppy financial markets also got some coverage as did recent events in Canberra.
John and Tom Elliott’s Father & Son Program
This week John, in the absence of Tom, does a solo presentation on recent business, political and sporting topics where yesterday’s AFL coaching changes and this weekends two final games came under focus.
John & Tom Elliott’s Father and Son Show
This week, in Tom’s absence, John previews the AFL final series starting next week, reviews the recent High Court’s decision impact on Labor’s asylum refugee policy and also discusses the Foster’s takeover by SAB Miller.
John & Tom Elliott’s Father & Son Program
This week John and Tom focus on SAB Miller’s hostile formal bid for Foster’s and question the Foster’s Chairman’s decision to refuse responding to Millers requests for a meeting at time of increasing volatility in global and local equity markets.
John & Tom Elliott’s Father and Son Show – Without The Son
This week John had to improvise in Tom’s absence by providing viewers at short notice, his prediction on the AFL eight teams as well as his forecast on Australian interest rates. On the world news front, John provided an update on the United States Governments recent compromise in breaking the USA debt ceiling deadlock. Next week we expect the two Elliott’s will be back together in Videolink’s film studio.
John and Tom Elliott’s Current Affairs Program
This week John and Tom discuss their assessment of the impact of the various British inquiries could have on the Murdoch family’s future role within the News International media group as well as commenting on the unrealistic intention of Julia Gillard to hold an Australian media inquiry and the big turn out yesterday of Allan “Yabby” Jeans funeral at the MCG. Tom also provides a financial and business market update as overseas equity markets last night recovered some of their losses.
John and Tom Elliott’s Current Affairs Program
This week the Father and Son team review Labor’s New Carbon Tax Policy, the recent awful poll results for the Prime Minister and Labor, next weekends big AFL match between Carlton and Collingwood, Westpac’s botched plan to relaunch Bank of Melbourne in Provincial Melbourne and concerns on new health labelling regulations for cigarettes and alcohol.
John & Tom Elliott’s Current Affair Program
This week the Father and Son team cover the various Foster’s takeover scenarios, the close Federal Liberal Party President’s re-election result, General Motors Holden threats to close down its local engine plant and the upcoming wedding of Prince Albert of Monaco (55) to the ex-South African Olympic swimmer, Charlene Wittslock (33).
John & Tom Elliott’s Current Affairs Program
As the Fosters takeover bid was announced the same morning of John and Tom’s weekly film recording at Videolink’s Melbourne Conference Centre, this became the main topic where John gave his forthright assessment on what went wrong at Fosters since 1991 and who was to blame for their poor wine investments and beer divestment decisions. As he said, “it’s inevitable Fosters will become foreign owned which will be sad day for all Australians”.
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