Darren Maule calls out a Climate Change denier

Loading player...
2020 was a year we all would never forget, but more so the Australians. Even before the challenges of COVID-19, Australia was hit hard by bushfires during summer 2019-2020 - the most catastrophic bushfire season ever experienced in the country’s history. So much was lost, and the impacts will be felt for years to come. What's even worse is that some of the Australian families affected are still heavily impacted almost a year later. It was reported last year that the fire in New South Wales (NSW) had affected more than five million hectares, displacing thousands of families when their houses got destroyed. And their isolation was then worsened by the pandemic. Darren Maule, after hearing this, was not impressed with how the government was handling the situation, and you know that he would never let a chance of poking fun at a Climate Change denier go to waste!
7 Jan 2021 11PM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

Other recent episodes

'We aren't coming back anytime soon' - Superfan Papa Wawa

'We aren't coming back anytime soon' - famous SA football fan Papa Wawa tells Darren, Carmen and Sky after Bafana Bafana's historic win against South Korea this morning. The superfan was at the match. Listen to his comments.
25 Jun 3AM 4 min

How Fresh Food with Thuladu became Durban's culinary darling

What does it take to turn a small food business into one of Durban's most celebrated culinary brands? Chef Thuladu Ngadi and her daughter, Maluti, join East Coast Breakfast to share the inspiring story behind Fresh Food Daily. From humble beginnings at Durban Station in 2015 to operating from the…
22 Jun 4AM 10 min