Jordan Bissell

Brisbane, Sydney

Reporter at The Seven Network

Crime Reporter @7NewsBrisbane @sunriseon7 🎥

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Articles

Should you be dipping into your super?

6 days ago | abc.net.au | Jordan Bissell

More Aussies than ever have withdrawn from their superannuation fund on "compassionate grounds."But what are the long-term effects on your finances? And why are some experts calling the practice "predatory"? Guests:
"Recession indicators" have taken over social media, but what's the reality?

6 days ago | abc.net.au | Jordan Bissell

Sky-high egg prices, empty bars on a Saturday night, the return of low-rise jeans? Gen Zs say they're "recession indicators" - all heralding impending economic doom. But are they really sure signs we're headed for a slump? Guest:
AI Therapists Are Here — But What Do Psychologists Think? - ABC listen

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Jordan Bissell

As waitlists increase more Australians are turning to AI for cheaper and easier therapy and mental health advice, but is AI up to the task? The movement has some human psychologists concerned. Not just about privacy, but about how vulnerable users might react to advice that lacks the empathy and nuance of real, human care.
How do you help a loved one who's being drawn to extremist views? - ABC listen

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Jordan Bissell

According to the AFP, children as young as 12 are being radicalised by extremist groups online, and petrified families say there's nowhere to turn. So, what does early intervention look like, and where - if anywhere - can we find help?
Inside the "toxic" tradwife subculture

3 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Jordan Bissell

From homeschooling to homesteading, groups of women are eschewing moden life to take up the "traditional" roles of 1950s-era wives and mothers. And while many of us yearn for simplicity, an expert warns against the dark side of the tradwife subculture. Guests:• Dr Kristy Campion is an academic at Charles Sturt University, who's investigated the trad wife subculture and its influence in America.
Why do we overlook "butterfly effect" moments?

3 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Jordan Bissell

You've heard the saying: "a butterfly flaps its wings, and a hurricane happens halfway around the world". The butterfly effect theory is that a split-second moment can change your life, and it's resurfaced on social media. Guest:
Are too many of us taking antidepressants?

3 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Jordan Bissell

With one in seven Australians taking antidepressants, one researcher says they're one of the st commonly overprescribed drugs. So, what does a perfect care model look like? And why are so many us us anxious or depressed? • Dr Astha Tomar, President of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists
Sick of Dud Politicians? Here’s How to Choose Better Ones

4 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Jordan Bissell

Who is someone you've looked up to, who's taken charge and led their community through tough times? With the Catholic church, LNP, and the Greens all losing leaders in recent weeks - what is it that makes a good leader?
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo announces exclusive 2026 Brisbane shows for 75th anniversary celebrations

4 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Will Murray |Jordan Bissell

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is coming exclusively to Brisbane in 2026, as part of the event's 75th anniversary celebrations. The Tattoo began as a celebration of Scottish and British military and cultural tradition, and is famous for its massed bagpipes, marching bands and dancers performing against the backdrop of Edinburgh Castle.
The landslide Labor win that's ousted two party leaders

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Jordan Bissell

For the first time over the weekend, Gen Zs and millennials outnumbered baby boomers at the polls. The results were called by 8pm - a landslide win for Labor, which left two of Australia's major parties leaderless. One expert weighs in - on why some voters are turning away from the Greens and the LNP. • Dan Woodman, Professor in Sociology, social and political sciences at University of Melbourne