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Radical Islamic preachers call for Sharia law in Sydney, a win for common sense as ASIO is returned to the National Security Committee. Plus, Dan Tehan reacts to Australians opposing our record immigration levels in a new survey.  

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The Secret Service boss has been grilled over the security failure that nearly cost Trump his life, Labor faces pressure to address rising construction industry insolvencies. Plus, David Adler on the government’s Palestinian scholarship program.

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Joe Biden officially drops out of the presidential race, the latest Newspoll is bad news for Labor. Plus, a former ABCC boss on the scandal engulfing the CFMEU.

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Labor’s weak response to the CFMEU corruption allegations, JD Vance gives his first speech since becoming Donald Trump's running mate. Plus, Senator James Paterson on the report into the Israeli drone strike which tragically killed an Australian.

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Chris Bowen ramps up his attacks on the Coalition’s nuclear plan, the Albanese government fails to outlaw the CFMEU despite talking tough. Plus, Dan Tehan on Labor’s broken promise to cut migration.

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Donald Trump receives a hero’s welcome at the Republican National Convention, calls for Jacinta Allan to stand aside over the CFMEU scandal. Plus, Tony Abbott on Trump’s VP pick JD Vance.

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Donald Trump vows to continue his campaign following the attempt on his life, the ADF’s vetting process is under scrutiny after an alleged Russian spy was featured in recruitment material. Plus, time for Labor to stand up to the CFMEU.

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 New details about who’s behind the Teal-style Islamic political movement, Hollywood A-lister calls on President Biden to step down. Plus, Warren Mundine on the state of Indigenous affairs post-Voice referendum.  

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The NATO summit begins in Washington with all eyes on Joe Biden, Greens Deputy Leader Mehreen Faruqi’s hypocrisy exposed. Plus, the Australian’s Environment Editor Graham Lloyd on fears Labor could introduce more green tape through a climate trigger.

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The PM announces a Special Envoy for anti-Semitism, experts issue dire warnings about the safety of our ADF personnel and bases. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on an important Australian and American dialogue taking place in the US. 

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The latest Newspoll shows Labor is in trouble in NSW and Queensland, analysis of the UK election results amid big swings away from the major parties. Plus, Senator Jacinta Price on the Alice Springs curfew.

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Senator Fatima Payman officially quits the Labor party, the UK Tories are likely heading for an election wipeout. Plus, Peter Dutton on the shocking security breach at Parliament House by anti-Israel activists.

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Panic within the government over the growing Muslim vote movement, cost of living concerns dominate parliament amid early election speculation. Plus, Dr Adi Paterson cuts through the nuclear scare campaign.

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The US Supreme Court sides with Donald Trump over presidential immunity, the growing movement within the Islamic community seeks to oust Labor ministers. Plus, Professor Stephen Wilson discusses his report on the true cost of renewables. 

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Senator Payman claims she has been exiled from her party, growing calls for Joe Biden to step aside following his woeful debate performance. Plus, Senator Jacinta Price on the Greens' push for an Indigenous truth & justice commission.

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Growing discontent within Labor over the PM's response to Senator Fatima Payman crossing the floor, a death tax by stealth is coming to Victoria. Plus, Chloe Cole joins the program to share her detransitioning story.

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The PM is accused of weak leadership over his response to Senator Fatima Payman defying the party, Greg Sheridan on the release of Julian Assange. Plus, Tony Abbott on Labor’s self-inflicted energy crisis.    

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Julian Assange walks free following a deal with the US, Victoria gives the green light to a pill testing trial. Plus, Senator Michaelia Cash on calls to list the radical Islamist group linked to the Sydney Uni protests as a terror organisation.

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Labor recruits Matt Kean as their climate change tsar, a former senior public servant calls on the government to cut ties with the CFMEU. Plus, Shadow Immigration Minister Dan Tehan on Labor’s migration policy failures.

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Labor ramps up its nuclear scare campaign, Sophie Elsworth on new ABC Chairman Kim Williams asking for increased funding. Plus, tensions rise between Israel and Hezbollah.

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State premiers line up to reject Peter Dutton's proposal of seven nuclear power stations, pro-Palestine vandals attack Labor MP Josh Burns' office. Plus, Greg Sheridan on Vladimir Putin's first visit to North Korea in 25 years.

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Victorian CFA volunteers refuse to fight fires on solar and wind farms, pressure mounts on the PM over China's bullyish behaviour on Australian journalist Cheng Lei. Plus, Ross Greenwood on the RBA's decision to hold cash rate at 4.35 per cent.

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Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews receives a warm welcome by Chinese officials in Canberra, Peter Dutton overtakes Anthony Albanese as the preferred PM in the latest Resolve Poll. Plus, Sarah Hewson on Princess Kate's return to public eye.

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A UN investigation accuses Israel of crimes against humanity, Chris Dawson loses the appeal to have his conviction overturned. Plus, the Victorian Nationals leader launches a petition to revoke Daniel Andrews’ King’s Birthday award.

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Climate wars look set to dominate the next federal election campaigns, Greg Sheridan on the looming visit of the Chinese premier. Plus, Liberal Senator Michaelia Cash on the Victorian CFMEU boss’ threats to the AFL.

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Election battlelines are being drawn over climate and cost-of-living, shocking scenes at a pro-Palestine protest in Melbourne over the weekend. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on the issues the PM should raise during the Chinese Premier’s upcoming visit. 

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Outrage over Daniel Andrews being awarded the nation’s highest honour, the NSW court case which could pave the way for a stronger response to antisemitism. Plus, The Australian's Dennis Shanahan on Peter Costello’s departure from Nine.

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Footage captures Nine chairman Peter Costello's confrontation with a reporter from The Australian, speculations Joe Biden might be suffering from dementia. Plus, Labor blocks an antisemitism inquiry.

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Labor's lack of accountability exposed, politicians under attack from anti-Israel protesters. Plus, The Australian's Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan on the confusion over ADF recruitment changes.

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The Coalition questions Labor's move to allow foreigners into the Australian Defence Force, the latest on Bill Shorten's speechwriter saga. Plus, Nigel Farage announces his return to politics.

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The PM promises to clash with Peter Dutton on nuclear every day until the election, farmers fight back against Labor’s live sheep export ban. Plus, Senator Bridget McKenzie on Victoria’s infrastructure cost blowouts.

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Concerns the Environmental Protection Agency will impose more green tape on businesses, the pronoun madness makes its way into our courts. Plus, criminologist Dr James Martin on what’s driving the booming illegal tobacco trade.

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Another inflation rise dashes hopes of a rate cut, the connection between Andrew Giles’ Direction 99 and the NZ Ardern government. Plus, Greg Sheridan on revelations about over 1,200 Chinese spies in Australia.

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A sobering warning that the nation is unprepared for war, a blow up between Michaelia Cash and Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus over Labor’s religious freedom laws. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on Laura Tingle’s claim that Australia is racist.

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New polling suggests the government could be heading towards minority, the UK PM revives the national service debate. Plus, the President of the Australian Jewish Association on pro-Palestine activists hijacking an online discussion.

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NSW Labor forced to spend millions on a lifeline for the Eraring power station. Andrew Giles finally fronts the media, only to shift the blame on released detainees. Plus, former PM Tony Abbott on Australia’s leadership vacuum.

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A Victorian Labor minister refuses to rule out reparations and Indigenous-only seats, Andrew Giles under pressure over the latest immigration detainee disaster. Plus, Senator Alex Antic on World Health Organization’s proposed pandemic treaty.

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Anthony Albanese’s weak response to the ICC seeking an arrest warrant for the Israeli PM, Chris Uhlmann on the energy regulator’s warning of looming blackouts. Plus, Dan Tehan joins the show over Labor’s latest national security fumble.

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Labor’s sneaky plan to redraw electoral boundaries in their favor, polls reveal voters are not sold on the economic benefits of the federal budget. Plus, Michael Shoebridge on the shock death of Iran’s president in a helicopter crash.

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The Senate votes to condemn the ‘river to the sea’ chant, universities cancel classes amid anti-Israel protests. Plus, John Anderson on what it takes for a government to pay down debt.

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Peta Credlin and her team of experts analyse the federal budget.Plus, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton joins the show ahead of his budget in reply speech on Thursday.

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An extended budget preview edition of Credlin. NSW announces tough new bail laws, the worrying push to lower the burden of proof in rape trials. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on the growing racism in our university campuses.

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Labor’s carbon tax by stealth exposed, the visa loophole being exploited by international students. Plus, Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor on what he will be looking for in the federal budget.

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Division within Labor over the party’s Future Gas Strategy, Beijing accuses Australia of spying. Plus, Tony Abbott on the need for a full inquiry into the nation’s pandemic response.

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Fears Labor’s Made in Australia plan is a blank cheque for ministers, revelations there has been no ministerial contact with Beijing over the helicopter incident. Plus, the PM’s failure to meet the woman allegedly bashed by a freed detainee.

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An exclusive look at Josh Frydenberg’s upcoming documentary, China shifts the blame for the incident which endangered ADF personnel amid Labor’s weak response. Plus, Victorian Shadow Treasurer Brad Rowswell give his analysis of the state’s budget.

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Clare O’Neil admits the community protection board isn’t independent, the result of the UK’s mayoralty elections spells disaster for Rishi Sunak. Plus, Michael Shoebridge on the effectiveness of deradicalisation programs.

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Experts warn the Treasurer to delay the stage three tax cuts, the criminal case over Victoria’s hotel quarantine disaster collapses. Plus, Nicolle Flint on why she’s having another crack at federal politics.

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A veteran teacher warns phones and social media are creating a generation of zombies, more damaging revelations about Labor's detainee debacle. Plus, Matt Canavan on the World Health Organization’s pandemic treaty.

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The PM in crisis modeas new footage emerges from the domestic violence rally,questions raised over a $1 billion investment in quantum computing. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on the erosion of western values.

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The PM accused of lying over his speech at a rally against domestic violence, a former immigration detainee allegedly bashes an elderly woman. Plus, Dr Andrew Amos on the scandal involving a taxpayer funded NSW gender clinic failing to record data.

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Five teens charged with terrorism-related offences over an alleged Sydney stabbing, John Anderson joins to discuss why the age of the accused boys is so concerning. Plus, a Vietnam veteran joins the show to commemorate Anzac Day. 

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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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