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HackFULL SHOW: Sussan Ley wins Libs leadership, Diddy's trial + the dark side to work perksSussan Ley is the new Liberal leader, the first woman to ever lead the party. Can she turn around its fortunes?Also, Sean "Diddy" Combs is on trial in New York. Here's what's happened in court so far.Plus, are niche perks at work masking unfair pay and conditions? And wrestling is making a comeback, as the WWE brings flagship events to Australia for the first time. Listen now: 01:13- The Diddy trial begins08:43 - The first woman to lead the Liberals18:25 - What are wor...2025-05-1330 min
Afternoons with Stacey LeeAfternoons with Stacey Lee - 12 May 2025Steven Spiller, Sam Telfer, Charlotte Mortlock, Karlene Maywalk, Mike Smithson, Dr Derek McNair, Afternoon Delight and Tim Ginever.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-121h 57
Star News BriefingLiberal Insider's Advice to Party After Crushing Election ResultJoe breaks down Labor's landslide win against the Coalition in the 2025 Federal Election. Plus former Liberal staffer Charlotte Mortlock gives her advice on what the party needs to do to reset and challenge Labor again in three years. LINKS Follow Joe Hildebrand on Instagram Read Joe's column in The Daily Telegraph here Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial. Got a question for Joe? You can email us at therealstory@novapodcasts.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-0836 minThe UpdateLiberal Insider's Advice to Party After Crushing Election ResultJoe breaks down Labor's landslide win against the Coalition in the 2025 Federal Election. Plus former Liberal staffer Charlotte Mortlock gives her advice on what the party needs to do to reset and challenge Labor again in three years. LINKS Follow Joe Hildebrand on Instagram Read Joe's column in The Daily Telegraph here Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial. Got a question for Joe? You can email us at therealstory@novapodcasts.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-0836 minFIVEAA News BriefingLiberal Insider's Advice to Party After Crushing Election ResultJoe breaks down Labor's landslide win against the Coalition in the 2025 Federal Election. Plus former Liberal staffer Charlotte Mortlock gives her advice on what the party needs to do to reset and challenge Labor again in three years. LINKS Follow Joe Hildebrand on Instagram Read Joe's column in The Daily Telegraph here Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial. Got a question for Joe? You can email us at therealstory@novapodcasts.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-0836 minsmooth National News BriefingLiberal Insider's Advice to Party After Crushing Election ResultJoe breaks down Labor's landslide win against the Coalition in the 2025 Federal Election. Plus former Liberal staffer Charlotte Mortlock gives her advice on what the party needs to do to reset and challenge Labor again in three years. LINKS Follow Joe Hildebrand on Instagram Read Joe's column in The Daily Telegraph here Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial. Got a question for Joe? You can email us at therealstory@novapodcasts.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-0836 minThe Real Story With Joe HildebrandLiberal Insider's Advice to Party After Crushing Election ResultJoe breaks down Labor's landslide win against the Coalition in the 2025 Federal Election. Plus former Liberal staffer Charlotte Mortlock gives her advice on what the party needs to do to reset and challenge Labor again in three years. LINKS Follow Joe Hildebrand on Instagram Read Joe's column in The Daily Telegraph here Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial. Got a question for Joe? You can email us at therealstory@novapodcasts.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-0836 min
2GB Afternoons with Michael McLaren'No quotas, but change needed' - New grassroots group aims to back female Liberal candidatesCharlotte Mortlock, founder of Hilma’s Network, is urging the Liberal Party to get serious about boosting female representation, warning the status quo is failing to reflect modern Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-0611 min
3AW Mornings with Tom Elliott'Left the field vacant': Why the Liberal Party struggles with female votersExecutive Director of Hilma's Network, Charlotte Mortlock, joined Tom Elliott to discuss why the Liberals seem to struggle with female voters in particular.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-0607 min
Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcastCalls grow for gender quota within Liberal partyThe post-mortem of the Liberal Party's collapse continues today as calls for a gender quota intensify.After the 2022 election, a party review found the Liberals failed to appeal to female voters and should work to pre-select women in 50 per cent of seats.Guest: Charlotte Mortlock, Executive Director, Hilma's Network Producer: Grace Stranger2025-05-0507 min
HackThe Shakeup election special: punters, corporate media and influencersIn the next 24 hours, Australia will decide its next prime minister. So for this episode, we're unpacking the biggest election moments, the promises, and the impact of influencers on it all. Host Dave Marchese is joined by content creator Konrad Benjamin (Punters Politics) and founder of Hilma's Network Charlotte Mortlock.2025-05-0231 min
Madame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkEmma King: Mining, Sustainability, Domestic Violence and ChildcareIn this episode, we chat with Emma King, a mum, mining professional, and now the federal Liberal candidate for the seat of Shortland. Emma shares how her career in heavy industry led her to advocate for sustainability, community programs, and action against modern slavery. She opens up about her passion for stronger domestic violence laws and what drove her to march in a protest while pregnant. We discuss the childcare system, the pressure on working mums, and why choice should be at the centre of the conversation. Emma also reflects on her CrossFit com...2025-04-0432 minMadame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkJamiee Rogers: The Liberal Candidate Who Swam the English ChannelHow does someone go from sports news anchor to running for Federal Parliament? In this episode, we chat with Jamiee Rogers, the Liberal candidate for Warringah, about her unexpected journey into politics. Jamiee shares how an election loss pushed her from the sidelines into action. From Olympic swimming trials to crossing the English Channel, she’s no stranger to hard work and perseverance. We also explore her passion for mental fitness, shaped by personal experiences and her work with Gotcha4Life. Jamiee opens up about growing up in Sydney, rebuilding after family hardship, and raising two...2025-03-2846 minMadame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkJo van der Plaat: Problem Solving and Community-Led Solutions for Eden-MonaroJo van der Plaat, the Liberal candidate for Eden-Monaro, shares how her legal career led her to politics. She discusses the key challenges facing her electorate, from cost of living pressures to housing shortages and skilled worker gaps. Jo explains the urgent need for practical solutions in rural communities. With a background in employment law, she reflects on how her work shaped her commitment to advocacy. The conversation also explores the GP shortage and Jo highlights the power of volunteering and the role of community connections in creating lasting change. Though pol...2025-03-2146 minMadame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkGisele Kapterian: A Voice for Change in the International and Political ArenaIn this episode, Liberal Member for Bradfield, Gisele Kapterian shares her journey from international law to Australian politics. She discusses her experience working on landmark cases at The Hague and her dedication to advocating for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide. The conversation explores her involvement in AI and technology, highlighting the balance between opportunity and risk. Gisele shares personal anecdotes, including her love for dogs and her academic experiences at Cambridge. This episode offers a unique perspective on the intersection of law, politics, and cultural heritage. Join us…..! Keep up with Gisele Kapt...2025-03-1437 min
HackThe Shakeup: Holding space, bit on in politics and the spies among usDozens of bills were passed in parliament this week; one will ban kids from socials. Also, does demonising Joe Rogan just insult millions of people, particularly men? Plus, there's a spy shortage in some countries. And if it's not Defying Gravity, what else are we holding space for? Host Dave Marchese is joined by journalists Perry Duffin and Charlotte Mortlock. Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.2024-11-2930 minMadame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkMaggie Forrest: From The Hague to Ryan – A Journey in Law and PoliticsIn this episode, Maggie Forrest, the Liberal candidate for Ryan, shares her journey from barrister to political hopeful. She discusses the challenges faced by local business owners and the alarming rise of youth crime in the community. Maggie opens up about her experience working at the International Criminal Tribunal in The Hague and how it shaped her views on justice. She also addresses the impact of social media on young people and the need for more ethical platforms. Maggie talks about balancing her professional ambitions with family life, advocating for more family-friendly policies in...2024-11-0828 minMadame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkAmelia Hamer: Breaking Barriers for Young Women in PoliticsIn this episode, Amelia Hamer, the Liberal candidate for Kooyong, shares her journey from frustration with the lack of female representation in politics to becoming a candidate herself. She discusses the challenges young families face in Australia, particularly the financial pressures that make balancing work and family life difficult. Additionally, Amelia introduces a thought-provoking idea to reform the HECS system. She also reflects on her diverse career, from studying at Oxford to working in London's financial sector. Outside of politics, Amelia's passion for Jiu-Jitsu has provided her with confidence and community. She emphasises the importance of wo...2024-11-0138 minMadame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkKatie Mullens: Bridging Law, Community, Politics and Family in ParramattaIn this episode, we sit down with Katie Mullens, the Liberal candidate for Parramatta, to explore her journey from a small town in the Blue Mountains to becoming a passionate advocate for her community. Katie talks about her deep connection to Parramatta, the challenges of running for office, and her commitment to addressing housing affordability and mental health. Katie also reflects on the importance of community, the impact of local infrastructure developments, and the inspiration she draws from her family's resilience. With a unique blend of legal insight and grassroots experience, Katie offers a...2024-10-2528 minMadame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkSusie Bower: The Road from Athlete to PoliticianIn this episode, Susie Bower shares her inspiring journey from competitive cycling to running for the Federal seat of Lyons in Tasmania. Susie discusses how her background in sport shaped her work ethic and determination, which she now channels into her political career. She highlights the importance of community, emphasising the need for grassroots solutions to local issues. Susie also reflects on the challenges of campaigning in one of Australia’s most marginal seats and her passion for representing Tasmania’s rural heartland. With personal anecdotes and insights into her Tasmanian roots, Susie provid...2024-10-1834 minMadame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkMary Aldred: Empowering Small Businesses in Gippsland and Strengthening CybersecurityIn this episode, Mary Aldred shares her journey from growing up on a small farm in Gippsland to becoming a key advocate for small businesses and cybersecurity. She discusses the unique challenges and strengths of the Monash electorate, highlighting its vital role in Victoria's power generation and agriculture. Mary reflects on her career, including her time as CEO of the Franchise Council of Australia during a period of significant reform. She also touches on her current work at Fujitsu, where she focuses on cybersecurity's critical importance for both the public and private sectors. Mary's passion for t...2024-10-1126 minMadame Speaker by Hilma’s NetworkTeaser: Madame Speaker by Hilma's NetworkLaunching on 12 October, 7am! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-10-1001 min
InsidersOn Background: The Liberal Party's women problemThe Liberal Party this week preselected its candidate for the safe seat of Cook – vacated by former Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Simon Kennedy is a management consultant. He doesn’t currently live in Cook and ran unsuccessfully for the party in another seat at the last election. Still – he won a thumping majority when branch members voted on Monday night. Gwen Cherne – the only woman in the race ran a distant third – despite living on the border of the electorate, despite an impressive international CV and despite an endorsement from John Howard. So what happened? And is the Liberal Party doin...2024-03-0721 min
The Bolt ReportThe Bolt Report, Tuesday 17 JanuaryBolt pays a tribute to late Senator Jim Molan, hypocrisy in display as confidential documents are found in Biden's residence. Plus, Charlotte Mortlock joins the show over the Liberal Party's push to recruit more female members.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2023-01-1747 min
An Apple a Week with Dr Katie AllenEngaging women in politicsCharlotte Mortlock is passionate about engaging more women in politics. As a former Sky journalist she understands the art of communication and the importance of appealing to your audience. Join me as we discuss the Hilma initiative and her vision for more grass roots support for women to engage in the political debate.2023-01-1520 min
The ClockI Don't Want Children, Don't Try Convince Me Otherwise w Hannah LathamHannah Latham is a woman in her 30s who doesn’t want children, and she doesn’t need anyone to convince her otherwise. She leads a fulfilling and happy life and she thinks she’d be a great mum – but she has no desire to be a parent. In this episode Hannah and I discuss why saying that makes some people so uncomfortable. Hosted by journalist Charlotte Mortlock @larlmortlock 2023-01-1142 minThe ClockTrying for a Baby Again and Again, All While Running a Business w Keira Rumble.Keira Rumble, or Krumble as you may know her, has 365,000 Instagram followers. She shot to fame as an early day influencer as she shared her pictures of travel abroad and her love for food. But what sets her aside is that she then launched a number of incredible businesses, showing her ability to have her finger on the pulse and fill niches that reflect evolving consumer demand - whether its Beauty Bites collagen bars or Habitual Beauty skincare line. As well as being an influencer, she is also now respected entrepreneur - with one Beauty Bite bar s...2023-01-0443 minThe ClockBreaking Up at 30 Was the Best Thing I Ever Did w Clare TodhunterDeciding to end a long term relationship is one of the hardest decisions you’ll ever make. It often feels like you’re too far down the rabbit hole to start again, or, like you’ll be going back to square one. Clare Todhunter and I were both news reporters for Sky when she started to question her long term relationship. I had two big break ups in my late 20s and am a big proponent for starting again. A year on from Clare’s break up, she speaks candidly about how she’s settled in to being single and how sh...2022-12-2837 min
The Property Trio (formerly The Property Planner, Buyer and Professor)#185: Listener questions - Buyer's agents who are "free", equity use, build replacement costs and a great beachside dilemmaGot a question for the trio? - https://zfrmz.com/uLtjhyBskV96PY6eJfaIhttps://propertyplanning.com.au/propertyplannerbuyerprofessor/ In this week’s episode, Dave, Cate and Pete take you through: 1. Our first listener question is a bit of a terrifying one. Charlotte is looking to buy her first home next year and asked the trio if it is normal for a selling agent to offer a 'free' buyer's agent who receives substantial commission fees from the seller. Charlotte felt it doesn't seem right.... and the trio agree with her. 2. Matt is keen to access his available equity in his current investment pro...2022-12-2640 minThe ClockChildless w Sian PriorAuthor, radio presenter and columnist Sian Prior comes on to The Clock to discuss a life without children. This is episode starts at the end… You know that Sian doesn’t get what she desperately wants, which is a child. Her latest book Childless: A Story of Freedom and Longing is beautifully written – but it is a confronting read for women in their 30s. Sian has an amazing career and a good life, but speaks openly about still having the void of never being a mother. Sian’s story is an important one to hear, and it's equally important to hear h...2022-12-2148 minThe ClockIf I Had My Time Again w Holly WainwrightHolly Wainwright is a big deal in media. She was in magazines when magazines were Tiktok. She is a journalist, editor and author. And right now, she is the Head of Content at Mamamia, a podcast host, a wife, partner — and has just finished writing her third book.On top of all of that, Holly has also just turned 50. In this episode we talk about what’s changed from when she was in her 30s. She offers some wisdom, and perhaps a few subtle, well-intentioned kicks up the arse.Guest: @wainwrighthollyHost...2022-05-2554 minThe ClockMiscarriages and Fertility w Artemis GreenwoodToday's episode is with Artemis Greenwood. Arty and her partner have been married for seven years and trying for a baby for two. As we both acknowledge during the interview - we were sold a bit of a falsehood during sex ed in high school – that getting pregnant is SO easy it is almost contagious. Many women have realised it's often incredibly intricate – and hard. And just a bit of a trigger warning here – we are having a very candid conversation about miscarriage and there are some parts that are really graphic. Guest: @ArtemisTheodoraHost...2022-05-181h 02The ClockMoney$ for the Girlie$ w Your Rich BFFToday's episode is with Finance Influencer Your Rich BFF — also known as Vivien Tu. Viv is a former stock trader at JP Morgan and she has plenty of tips on money, some fun and frivolous, some for your long term planning. Please don't forget -- Older women over 55 are the fastest growing cohort of homeless Australians. Think about where your superannuation is and how it's performing :-)Guest: @YourRichBFFHost: @LarlMortlockShow: @TheClockPodcastGet in touch: theclockpodcast@gmail.com 2022-05-1835 minThe ClockMilestone Pressures and Cancel Culture w Clare StephensClare Stephens is the Executive Editor at Mamamia, a TikTok influencer, one of the quickest brains in the biz and the queen of cancel culture. Not in the way that she loves it, more so in the way that she hates it. She co-hosts a podcast called Cancelled and we speak about that in this episode. We also discuss what it's like being in a 12 year relationship without being engaged or having kids -- and the pressures that come with that.Guest: @Clare.StephenssHost: @LarlmortlockShow: ...2022-05-1143 min
Life AdviceDating in your 30s - Ft. charlotte mortlockHis hinge photo was his LinkedIN profile picture - Ft. charlotte mortlockhttps://linktr.ee/lifeadvice Support the show2022-05-1039 minThe ClockCan You Really Have It All? w Antoinette LattoufThis episode is with Antoinette Lattouf. She is a multi-award-winning journalist, a media commentator, author and diversity advocate. Antoinette has had – and is still having – a massive career. But she’s also a wife and mum of two. In this episode we discuss how and if you can really have it all. Antoinette speaks rawly and articulately about her experience with perinatal depression and anxiety. Antoinette's new book has JUST BEEN RELEASED! How to Lose Friends and Influence White People can be found here: https://www.amazon.com.au/Lose-Friends-Influence-White-People/dp/1761044001Pre s...2022-05-0459 minThe ClockThe Unexpected Twists of Life (an epic tale) w Amber FosterThis episode with Amber Foster has. it. ALL. My goodness. The Clock is about celebrating all the different paths women take - and Amber has somehow taken all of them. We’ll be speaking about being a single parent, coming out as gay, race, marriage and sperm donors. There’s a lot of ground covered.Host: @LarlMortlockGet in touch: @TheClockPodcast + theclockpodcast@gmail.comThis episode is sponsored by Bailey Nelson -- enter 'TheClock25' when you check out online for a 25% discount. 2022-04-271h 03The ClockSpirituality and Grief w Allira PotterAllira Potter grew up with a single mum who worked multiple jobs to keep the family afloat. When she lost her mum at just 17, her life became a wild ride of ups and downs. Married by 22 and divorced five years later, she then navigated mental health issues, financial insecurity, substance abuse and hitting rock bottom... until she came across a deck of oracle cards her mum had left her. In this episode Allira and I delve into her sudden ride to prominence, her new book, her spirituality and grief.Allira's book: Wild & Witchy, A Guide t...2022-04-2042 minThe ClockYour 30s - A Better Version of You w Mel MasonNo matter how much we might panic in our 30s, the consensus is undoubtedly that they're better. You're better. In this episode we chat with Melissa Mason who has been a big wig dating and relationships writer for some of Australia's biggest publications. She's also a fantastic and celebrated podcaster. Mel did a post online about turning 36 that encapsulated a lot of the issues we're all struggling with. Mel and Charlotte have wide ranging conversations from the worst relationships we've had, to how who we are attracted to has changed. We also speak about faux e...2022-04-1356 minThe ClockA Baby on Your Own w Sophie BaileyAfter watching most of her friends meet their partners and settle down in their 30s, Sophie Bailey began to panic. Despite always wanting the traditional life of having a partner, children and the white picket fence home, Sophie wasn't as close to that dream as she thought she would be at this stage in her life. After suffering from poor mental health Sophie looked at her options pragmatically and decided to look into sperm donors. Sophie's son is now three years old and she's never been happier. The Clock is founded and hosted by journalist Charlotte...2022-04-0647 minThe ClockFeminism & Finding Yourself w Jenna ClarkeJenna Clarke is a breakfast radio host, an assistant editor of The West Australian newspaper, a TV host on Sky News and just an all round legend. In this episode we deep dive on coming into your own and taking up space, the next generation of powerful women and meeting your person later in life. We also unpack the modern day feminist, gender quotas and responsibility. Host:Charlotte Mortlock Instagram: @larlmortlockEmail: @theclockpodcast@gmail.com2021-12-0851 minThe ClockBold Decisions = Big Rewards w Tory DartIn a year Tory Dart went from being heartbroken in Sydney to living out her lifelong dream working for the UN in Laos, in the middle of a pandemic. In this episode Charlotte Mortlock chats to her former roomie about the importance of making bold decisions, even when our brain tells us to play it safe. The pair also discuss how vital it is to surround yourself with likeminded women and to remember that sometimes soul destroying heartbreak is the best thing that will ever happen to you. Host: Charlotte Mortlock @larlmortlockEmail: theclockpodcast@gmail.c...2021-12-0143 min