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Youths arrested in Sydney counter-terrorism raids, the latest push to implement the Uluru Agenda by stealth via an Indigenous tax on resources. Plus, Greg Sheridan on today's address from our top security chiefs.

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The report into a second Vic injecting room finally released, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price on remote communities impacted by Labor abolishing the cashless welfare card. Plus, Barnaby Joyce on the leftist attacks on Anzac Day. 

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Hypocrisy in governments social media stance, cost-of-living still a pain for voters, push for business to pay for union work. Plus, Chris Merritt joins the show to discuss unelected bureaucrats policing the internet.

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Online hate needs to be taken down,community shocked after church attack, climate group looks for candidates. Plus, Ross Greenwood joins the show to discuss the rise in the unemployment rate. 

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Calls for Brittany Higgin's $2.4M payout to be investigated, and growing concerns over online radicalisation. Plus, Dick Smith on how the government should address our population boom amid record immigration.  

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Sydney on edge once again following an alleged attack on a Christian bishop. Israel plans its response to Iran’s unprecedented strike. Plus, new Credlin regular and press gallery veteran Chris Uhlmann joins to program.

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Opera House lights up as NSW mourns victims, worrying escalation with direct Iran attack, Judge finds Mr Lehrmann raped Ms Higgins on the balance of probabilities. Plus, James Paterson joins the show to discuss security concerns.

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Analysis of Albanese's grand plan to boost manufacturing and national security, Labor slammed for its duplicity on Israel amid calls to recognise a Palestinian state. Plus, Dr Jillian Spencer responds to the UK’s landmark gender medicine review.

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Calls for tax exemptions for Indigenous Australians as Victoria pushes ahead with a treaty, a UK review urges a rethink on how gender dysphoria is treated. Plus, Greg Sheridan on Penny Wong's proposal that Labor could acknowledge a Palestinian state.

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Regional communities ramp up the fight against renewables amid planning approval changes, concerns Labor’s IDF probe could open our own military to investigations from other nations. Plus, John Anderson on the viability of the NDIS.

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Concerns about the government's inquiry into the Israeli strike which killed an Australian aid worker, another illegal boat arrival highlights Labor’s weakness on borders. Plus, Sall Grover on her fight to protect safe spaces for biological women.

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Penny Wong warns Israel to change course, the government blocks the release of documents behind Brittany Higgins’ massive payout. Plus, Liberal MP Andrew Wallace on how an upcoming trip to Taiwan will test Australia's relationship with China.

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Why nuclear energy is shaping up to be a major election issue, NSW police investigate a radical Sydney preacher's sermon but rule it didn't breach hate speech laws. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the Israeli airstrike which left seven aid workers dead.

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Victorian Labor fights to keep documents from when Daniel Andrews was premier secret, the reason Scotland’s frightening new hate crime laws are a threat to women. Plus, Barnaby Joyce on the massive cost blowout of Australia’s inland rail project.

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Labor's climate hypocrisy exposed, more doubt cast over the government's immigration laws. Plus, new data from the Institute of Public Affairs reveals just how bad Australia's housing problem has become.

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NT police union president on how officers are enforcing the Alice Springs youth curfew, Labor announces a major solar panel investment. Plus, security expert Michael Shoebridge on how conflict with China would seriously impact our trade routes.

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More embarrassment for Chris Bowen as he is forced to abandon his absurd electric vehicle target, the states prepare for a fight over NDIS reforms. Plus, Shadow Attorney-General Michaelia Cash on Labor’s rushed detainee legislation.

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Psychiatrist Dr Andrew Amos warns against Australia’s current model for treating gender issues in children, Labor scrambles to rush new detainee laws. Plus, former deputy PM John Anderson on the government's concerning national security failures.

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Chris Bowen forced to backflip on his fuel emissions standards, the latest Newspoll reveals Labor is sliding towards a minority government. Plus, Catholic Archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher on the erosion of religious freedom in Australia.

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New data reveals Labor is failing to reign in out-of-control migration, one regional town fights a potential land handover to an Indigenous corporation. Plus, Saul Kavonic on how red tape could leave us with serious gas supply shortages.

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The PM's integrity under fire again regarding the $15 billion National Reconstruction Fund, Donald Trump reveals he’s no fan of Kevin Rudd. Plus, planning expert Professor Michael Buxton on why Victoria’s rush to renewables will be disastrous.

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Labor’s shock decision to exclude intelligence bosses from the National Security Committee. Plus, Senator James Paterson on concerns monitoring requirements for foreign criminals could be scrapped. 

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Paul Keating intervenes in Australia-China relations, Queensland Premier Steven Miles cops massive backlash from voters in the state’s by-elections. Plus, Dan Tehan on Labor’s incompetence in dealing with foreign criminals.

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Youth crime crisis explodes across Australia, another bungle from Immigration Minister Andrew Giles as temporary visas for some Palestinians cancelled at last minute. Plus, the US moves one step closer to banning TikTok.

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The ABC seems determined not to debate nuclear energy. Britain's NHS bans puberty blockers for children, what does it mean for Australia? Plus, Greg Sheridan on fears AUKUS is dead in the water.

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Peter Dutton challenges the PM to debate nuclear energy, the latest from the UK on Princess Kate’s photo editing debacle. Plus, Shadow Health and Aged Care Minister Anne Ruston on Labor’s plan to make seniors pay more for services.

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The PM looks likely to resume funding to UNRWA despite its concerning links to Hamas, Sam Kerr’s racism allegation exposes a glaring double standard on the left. Plus, the Victorian Liberal MP who has rejected the state’s absurd emissions targets. 

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The NSW government is forced to spend millions to keep the Eraring coal-fired power station running. Plus, Konstantin Kisin, a strong defender of Western liberalism, joins the program.

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New data reveals housing won’t be able to keep up with our record immigration levels, Labor Minister Tony Burke caught living it up at the expense of taxpayers. Plus, the Victorian government refuses to release a report into drug injecting room.

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Queensland Premier Steven Miles is forced to apologise for misleading parliament, the Coalition gears up for a fight over nuclear power.  Plus, building approval data reveals Labor’s target for 1.2 million new homes is in serious trouble.

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Positive signs for the Liberals out of Dunkley despite the by-election loss, fears Labor’s new emissions standards will be a car tax by stealth. Plus, the Coalition’s renewed push for nuclear energy.

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ASIO warns of a growing Islamist terror threat, Toyota rebukes Chris Bowen’s emissions scheme. Plus, Senator Claire Chandler on why women should be concerned about a one-sided transgender rights inquiry.

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Victorian firefighters remain out of work because of vaccine mandates as much of the state faces extreme fire danger and Labor manages expectations ahead of the Dunkley by-election. Plus, when will governments learn pandering to pro-Palestine activists will never be enough?

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Peta Credlin explains why the findings of the government’s new gender pay gap report aren’t what they seem. Plus, Labor looks nervous ahead of Saturday’s Dunkley by-election. 

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The latest Newspoll is bad news for Labor ahead of the Dunkley by-election, John Pesutto divides his party by backing the Allan government's massive green energy targets. Plus, Senator James Paterson on the rising hate on our streets.

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A Northern Territory Labor MP’s brave call on youth crime, and new report recommends educators ditch “progressive” methods and return to rote learning. Plus, The Australian’s editor-at-large Paul Kelly on Labor’s moral failure to confront real racism.

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Peta Credlin gives her take on the early federal election rumors, Woolies CEO Brad Banducci announces his retirement after the disastrous ABC interview. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the government's new Defence plans. 

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Labor announces a $11 billion boost to our navy, but is it too little too late? Plus, the push to erase women continues with a group of UK health officials claiming the chest secretions from biological men are as good as a mother’s milk for babies.

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Farmers warn Labor’s climate risk disclosure regime will be disastrous. Plus, doubts continue to grow over the government’s strength on borders following the latest boat arrival.

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New data reveals Australians aren't buying Energy Minister Chris Bowen's electric cars and more on Labor’s stealth moves to implement the Uluru Statement.

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Calls for the Immigration Minister to be sacked following the latest revelations in the asylum seeker detention scandal. Plus, Linda Burney discusses putting truth-telling in our school curriculum.

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Chaos in Victoria as the Loy Yang power station suffers a major outage. Plus, the PM confirms he is pushing ahead with Treaty and Truth Telling. 

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The PM's weak response to the Greens' push for negative gearing changes, the Dunkley by-election campaign heats up with a swing against Labor. Plus, James Paterson on the shocking developments in the government’s immigration detention debacle.

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Labor uses dirty tactics to ram Industrial Relations laws through the Senate. Plus, the PM of Papua New Guinea says his nation's relationship with Australia is strong, but is China really out of the picture?  

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Climate activists shamelessly exploit the 15th anniversary of the Black Saturday bushfires, Queensland's youth crime crisis spirals out of control. Plus, the PM’s tricky language when asked about treaty plans.

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Labor's tax cut changes dominate the first sitting day of the parliament for 2024, the latest from the UK following King Charles’ shock cancer diagnosis. Plus, an organiser of the ‘Reckless Renewables’ protest in Canberra joins the program.

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The battle of tax betrayal is set to kick off as parliament returns tomorrow, Chris Bowen’s latest attempt to push electric vehicles on us. Plus, why farmers are taking their fight against Labor’s renewable projects to Canberra.

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Peta Credlin sets the record straight following the first episode of the ABC’s ‘Nemesis’ documentary, Chris Bowen sends mixed messages with a massive spend to keep coal alive. Plus, Marcus Hellyer on how unprepared Australia is for modern warfare.

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The industry super funds racket propping up unions exposed, Labor shamelessly tries to make taxes a problem for the Coalition. Plus, Greg Sheridan on Australian Defence Force's shortcomings.

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The staggering amount of taxpayer dollars handed over to UNRWA in the past decade revealed, dire warnings over our Defence Force’s lack of drones. Plus, locals fight back against more cultural heritage madness.

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A win for common sense as Australia suspends payments to UNRWA amid reports of staff links to Hamas, more bad news for Chris Bowen’s electric vehicle agenda. Plus, James Morrow on Anthony Albanese being booed at the Australian Open.

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Statues vandalised in despicable scenes on the eve of Australia Day, Peter Dutton challenges the PM to call an election over his broken tax cuts promise. Plus, Shadow Immigration Minister Dan Tehan on our population boom.

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Labor's integrity damaged by a broken election promise, Woolies goes into damage control in an effort to win back customers. Plus, Tony Abbott on why we should be proud to celebrate Australia Day.

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A Vietnam veteran slams woke corporations for cancelling Australia Day, Labor is set to break another election promise. Plus, Senator James Paterson on concerning defence security links to Hong Kong.

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The Victorian Coalition does a dramatic u-turn on a Treaty, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese scrambles to reset the agenda and address cost-of-living concerns. Plus, Gary Hardgrave on the government's axing of the  'Golden Visa' scheme.

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Labor rejects Ukraine’s plea for our retired Taipan helicopters, more virtue signalling from Woolies. Plus, the latest on the shock hospitalisation of Kate Middleton.

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Penny Wong announces more Gaza aid during controversial Middle East tour, another Sydney hate preacher exposed. Plus, Labor’s failures to crack down on crime in Victoria and Queensland.

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A victory for common sense amid the ongoing green lawfare threatening our resource projects, the debate over pill testing ramps up following the latest festival overdoses. Plus, Michael Kroger joins from Israel to discuss the Middle East conflict.

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The majority of Australians say Labor has failed on cost-of-living, Foreign Minister Penny Wong plans to skip Hamas massacre sites on her Middle East trip. Plus, Gary Hardgrave on the stage three tax cuts.

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The Albanese government is urged to step up in the Red Sea warzone. One state government plans to hand eight percent of its landmass back to traditional owners.  Plus, a Sydney council has told Woolworths and Aldi to hand out free Australia Day merch to the public. 

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Aldi and Woolworths scrap Australia Day merchandise. The Danish Royal Familyfeud threatens to overshadow Prince Frederik and Princess Mary’s coronation day. Plus, cricket legend Brian Lara joins the show ahead of the West Indies Test next week. 

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Chris Bowen lashes out at the Coalition over its emissions target policy, labelling them "cookers". Plus, Antony Blinken puts Israel on notice over Gaza deaths, and all the gizmos and gadgets on display at the Las Vegas tech show.

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The reality of our failing school system laid bare as new data reveals a spike in police call-outs, NASA's first mission to the moon in 50 years plagued by tech problems. Plus, Brendan O'Neill on USA Boxing's new trans policy.

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Jewish leaders take matters into their own hands to fight back against anti-Semitic hate preachers. Plus, a Queensland nurse sacked after refusing to get the COVID vaccine despite the mandates being lifted.

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Tony Burke is trying to walk both sides of the street when it comes to hate speech, plus King Charles is being pressured to cut ties with Prince Andrew over fresh allegations in the latest Jeffrey Epstein court documents, and the bizarre new trigger warning for James Bond movies.

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The flag-wearing Qantas air hostess lashes out at the man who exposed her to Sky News, why the cartoon Bluey is being accused of promoting genocide. Plus, a monarchist and republican go head-to-head as King Charles's visit to Australia is officially announced.

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Exclusive details on Qantas workers disciplined for breaching company policies by wearing Palestine flag badges onboard. Plus, The New York Times report on Hamas' October 7 atrocities highlight just how hypocritical the leftist elites are.

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The radical hate preacher who is raging war on Christmas and New Year. Plus, a former Israeli spy on the next steps in the Gaza war and Prince Andrew braces for the release of explosive Jeffrey Epstein court documents.

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Could New Year's Day be the next holiday to be cancelled by the woke brigade? Plus, why the ABC's fireworks coverage is being slammed as the "worst ever" and meet the teenager taking on the government's nuclear ban. 

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Troubling details emerge of two Australian brothers killed in Lebanon as Labor remains tight-lipped on their links to Hezbollah. Plus, an update on the developing weather emergency in south-east Queensland.

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Troubling details emerge of two Australian brothers killed in Lebanon as Labor remains tight-lipped on their links to Hezbollah. Plus, An update on the developing weather emergency in south-east Queensland.

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An exclusive interview with a former RMIT professor who claims he was axed over a 'conservative' tweet, female support for federal Labor is waning. Plus, Sophie Elsworth on Australia facing a cyber-attack every six minutes.

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Caroline Marcus reveals NSW Police are monitoring a Sydney Mosque hosting a commemorative service for a Hezbollah terrorist killed in Israel. Plus, TikTok under fire for more privacy concerns.

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A Queensland children's hospital is under review over its gender care clinic, Rishi Sunak's leadership under threat as he faces another Tory revolt. Plus, Anthony Albanese accused of alienating Australia from its allies.

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Latest CSIRO data still reports nuclear as the most expensive form of energy, Marles announces that Australia will send personnel to the Red Sea but no warship. Plus, the fallout from Trump's ballot ban. 

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The state of Colorado bans Donald Trump from running for the 2024 presidential election. What does this mean for his plans to return to the White House? Plus, the SBS finally apologises to Warren Mundine.

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Caleb Bond brings the latest from Cairns as the clean-up from the devastating floods begin, NSW energy grid on the brink of exhaustion as hot weather leads to increased demand. Plus, NT Chief Minister Natasha Fyles resigns from the position.

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The government is gearing up to release a convicted terrorist into the community, devastating floods ravage Far North Queensland. Plus, James Morrow on Anthony Albanese's end-of-year message.

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New report reveals the extent of anti-Semitism in Australia, Victorian rock climbers barred from a popular site after Indigenous art is discovered, Labor pushes ahead with Voice plans despite referendum results. Plus, Australia's energy situation continues to deteriorate with the move towards renewables. 

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Kathleen Folbigg has convictions quashed, Supreme Court overturns anti-protest laws, Congress approves Biden impeachment probe. Plus, Marles’ office was defaced by protesters. 

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The government's mid-year economic figures make Labor look good while ignoring the cost-of-living crisis, Australia votes in favour of a ceasefire in Gaza. Plus, a new political party which wants to see social media influencers in the parliament.

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The UN's hypocrisy on full display when it comes to Israeli women, Labor pushes ahead with its contentious social media misinformation laws. Plus, the ABC dumps its prime-time program 'The Drum'.

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Labor unveils plans to overhaul the migration system, Chris Bowen doubles down on net zero at COP28. Plus, Anthony Albanese's handpicked High Commissioner to the UK cancels the Australia Day gala in London.

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Reflecting on a momentous year for Australia, the silent majority will continue to fight, Labor in crisis as parliament year ends, U.S. Congress to greenlight AUKUS deal. Plus, workers go viral with generous act. 

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Labor ends the year on a very low note, fifth released detainee arrested, Labor primary vote dips, cost of living takesa bite out of savings. Plus, alarm over falling education standards.

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Mark Dreyfus disgraces himself after snapping at a journalist in a press conference, the national cabinet agrees to restructure the NDIS. Plus, SA government reverses the decision to erase ANZAC Day from its public holiday list.

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Another former detainee arrested after allegedly breaching his reporting obligations, sigh of relief for mortgage holders as the RBA puts the cash rate on hold. Plus, Kosha Gada on Israel raising its travel warning for Australia.

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Pressure mounts on Labor as it races against time to pass its new detention bill, voters label Anthony Albanese as 'beta male' as support for the government slumps. Plus, Sarah Henderson on the left's hypocrisy on Hamas' treatment of women.

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Following a spate of policy woes, the Albanese government is in trouble, Labor digs in, refusing to apologise to Peter Dutton over disparaging comments made in Parliament this week. Plus, Border Force is on alert as people smugglers target Australia once again. 

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Labor using dirty tactics to distract from policy dramas, changes to the Murray Darling Basin Plan have regional communities up in arms. Plus, pro-Palestinian protesters storm a Melbourne hotel hosting family members of Israelis killed or taken hostage by Hamas. 

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The inflation drops slightly but is still well above the RBA's target, the truce between Israel and Hamas seems to be holding up as more hostages are released. Plus, a shameless display from Clare O'Neil in the Parliament.

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High Court releases reasons for reversing the 20-year-old precedent on indefinite detention, Israel and Hamas agree to extend the truce by two more days. Plus, Jacinta Price calls for an audit on fundings to Indigenous communities.

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A shocker of a Newspoll for Labor as primary support for the party plummets below their election result, the government sacks Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo. Plus, Kevin Donnelly on Australia's failing curriculum.

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Will the ceasefire in Gaza hold and will the hostages be freed amid the Israel-Hamas conflict? Plus, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton slams Prime Minister Albanese on boat arrival.

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Labor announces a new program to double down on Australia’s net zero goal, a boat from Indonesia arrives in Australia undetected. Plus, 860 temporary visas approved for Palestinians despite concerns over their security checks.

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Israeli cabinet agrees to release 150 prisoners in exchange of 50 hostages held by Hamas, Labor looking inept on the detainee debacle. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the government's decision to grant temporary visas to 860 Palestinians.

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In the final episode of Abbott & Credlin, the former prime minister and his then-chief of staff discuss the current state of politics in Australia and globally, touching on recent events including the defeat of Labor's proposal to amend the Australian Constitution and delve into issues such as border protection, economic challenges, and global geopolitical tensions, particularly focusing on China and the Middle East.

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Chris Bowen suffers another setback as electric cars sales slump, Labor accused of being asleep at the wheel on matters of national security. Plus, Sarah Henderson on kids' participation at pro-Palestine rallies.

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Questions raised as Anthony Albanese fails to confirm if he confronted Xi Jinping over Australian divers being injured by Chinese warships. Plus, Dr George Halasz on his concerns over gender affirmative treatment on children.

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