3 Jul | '2026

Protect Australian creativity from Big Tech

Australian artists should never be forced to hand over their life’s work to Big Tech for free.   Shadow Minister for the Arts, Angie Bell MP, said strong and enforceable copyright protections are essential to ensure Australian creators are respected, rewarded, and able to continue to produce world-class work.   “If AI companies want to […]

2 Jul | '2026

Interview with Isaac Mulcrone, Youth Jam

Topics: Youth funding cuts, AYAC, youth consultation, Budget impacts on youth.   E&OE…   ISAAC MULCRONE I want to chat and get the reaction of Angie Bell, who is the Shadow Minister for Youth here in Australia. Angie Bell, good morning to you. Thank you for your time.   ANGIE BELL Good morning, Isaac. Great […]

1 Jul | '2026

Interview with Stephen Cenatiempo, 2CC Canberra

Topics: Arts sector struggles, live performances canned, sports participation dropping, tax back guarantee.   E&OE…   STEPHEN CENATIEMPO The premature closure of two major musical productions in a matter of days is being described as a warning sign that the Albanese government’s economic and arts policies are failing Australia’s live performance sector. Following the cancelation […]

30 Jun | '2026

Interview with Lucy Zelic, 2GB Sydney Drive

Topics: Anika Wells, Labor lies, missing parliament for major sporting event.   E&OE…   LUCY ZELIC Joining us now is the Shadow Minister for Sport, Arts and Youth, Angie Bell. Angie, good afternoon.   ANGIE BELL Great to be with you Lucy, and your listeners.   LUCY ZELIC You’ve just heard the Minister’s comments there, […]

30 Jun | '2026

Sports Minister caught rewriting history

Sports Minister Anika Wells has been caught rewriting history after claiming on national television that she does not miss Parliament to attend major sporting events. Speaking on Sky News this morning, the Minister said: “I don’t make it to a lot of major sporting events… And as a general rule, I don’t miss Parliament to […]

29 Jun | '2026

Interview with Nick Rheinberger, ABC Radio Illawarra

Topics: Australian Arts sector pressures, Live Performance Australia.   E&OE…   NICK RHEINBERGER When you look around the world, when it comes to politics, we’re seeing a lot of divisions, which seem almost unsolvable, but here’s one thing that brings just about everybody together: music and live performance, and I was very heartened to see […]

19 Jun | '2026

Interview with Bern Young, ABC Radio Gold Coast

Topics: Capital Gains Tax and housing impact, immigration, One Nation and Pauline Hanson National Press Club speech.   E&OE…   BERN YOUNG Stan Harrison and Steve Elson with both a tenor and a baritone sax appearing in that song. Why am I talking saxophones? Because I’m joined in the studio by a local saxophone player, […]

17 Jun | '2026

Angie Bell MP holds Small Business Roundtable to discuss Budget impacts

Today, Federal Member for Moncrieff, Angie Bell MP, brought together small business owners, Chambers of Commerce and community leaders from across the Gold Coast to discuss the impact of Labor’s recent Federal Budget on the local business community. Held at Ms Bell’s electorate office, the roundtable provided an opportunity for business representatives to share firsthand […]

9 Jun | '2026

Interview with Patricia Karvelas, Afternoon Briefing

Topics: NDIS inquiry, One Nation preference deals, ABS data on Australia’s life satisfaction.   PATRICIA KARVELAS I want to bring in my political panel for today. Angie Bell is the Shadow Minister for Youth, Sport and the Arts. Sally Sitou is the Labor MP for Reid. Welcome to both of you. The NDIS Inquiry has […]

8 Jun | '2026

Interview with Tom Connell, Politics Now

Topics: News poll, One Nation, Victorian politics, Arts funding political blog, Gambling Ads   TOM CONNELL Joining me live now, Shadow Minister for Youth Arts and Sport, Angie Bell. Thank you for your time. It’s four months in for Angus Taylor, and he’s back to the depths Sussan Ley was plummeting. This has got to […]