Credlin

Peta’s take on what’s happening behind closed doors as Sussan Ley becomes the Liberal Party leader. Plus, Airbus Albo is back with plans to travel to Indonesia and Rome.

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The Prime Minister unveils his new-look cabinet, the ALP president warns of a looming membership crisis. Plus, a former Howard Government minister on the factional tensions within the Liberal Party. 

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls for humility as he prepares to reshuffle his cabinet, Adam Bandt resigns as Greens leader. Plus, Sussan Ley gains support from party elders amid growing Liberal leadership tensions.

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Peta reveals exclusive information showing the Teals are “owned” by the big climate money. Plus, the left and right factions fight for the Liberal leadership.

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Signs voters are starting to see through the Teals as Zoe Daniel loses her seat, what does Labor’s victory mean for the future of the nation’s energy system? Plus, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price on the calls for quotas within the Liberal Party.

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Peta provides some perspective on Labor's historic election win, the Liberals begin the search for a new leader. Plus, Kos Samaras on why many of the pollsters were so far off the mark. 

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The Prime Minister refuses to rule out new taxes, and further concerning revelations about Beijing-linked campaign volunteers. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on the significance of Tony Blair’s net zero comments.

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The worrying influence of volunteers linked to the Chinese Communist Party, and just how significant was Donald Trump’s impact on the Canadian election? Plus, Tony Abbott on suggestions Labor could revive the Voice.

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The fallout from the ‘Beijing links’ of Monique Ryan’s volunteers, Peter Dutton is unfazed by anti-nuclear protesters. Plus, Senator Nampijinpa Price on the Welcome to Country debate.

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Both campaigns go into overdrive for the final week, revelations Labor was told about Russia’s push into Indonesia before the election. Plus, the debate about Welcome to Country ceremonies heats up.

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The PM still can’t get his story straight on his fall, a Teal candidate releases a controversial ad linked to Anzac Day. Plus, what can we glean from the exit polls with more than a million votes cast?

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The PM comes under fire for preferencing an anti-Israel Greens candidate, and a Teal is caught out putting up posters where she shouldn’t. Plus, Andrew Hastie on the Coalition’s plan to boost defence.

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The election campaign is suspended following the Pope’s death, and a pub owner on the billboard battle that’s blown up in Kooyong. Plus, Tony Abbott on what's going on with Russians and Indonesia.

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Pope Francis dies at the age of 88, and a bombshell report exposes Daniel Andrews’ COVID curfew lie. Plus, Labor’s how to vote cards suggest Anthony Albanese and Adam Bandt have done a secret deal. 

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The UK Supreme Court unanimously rules ‘woman’ refers to biological sex, and Labor refuses to brief the Coalition on Russia and Indonesia. Plus, Cameron Milner joins the program to break down week three of the campaign. 

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Peta reveals push polling happening in the seat of Kooyong, GPs raise concerns with Labor’s Medicare plan. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the war of wars over Russia.

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Labor’s $10 billion dollar housing lie exposed, and the rise of influencers in this election campaign. Plus, Chris Merritt on the impact of a landmark ruling on children's gender medicine.

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Plenty to unpack following a double-header campaign launch, the extraordinary intervention to save Britain's last major steel plant. Plus, how Australia’s bloated curriculum is failing our students.

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Signs the campaign is starting to get to the PM as he loses his cool with journalists, polling suggests Chris Bowen is at risk of losing his seat. Plus, Greg Sheridan on Donald Trump’s tariff backflip.

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Jacinta Nampijinpa Price accuses a domestic violence group of gaslighting aboriginal women, the Greens issue a list of minority government demands. Plus, how Pauline Hanson’s daughter is shaking up the Senate race in Tasmania. 

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The PM is targeted by a climate protester in his own seat of Grayndler, Donald Trump’s tariffs loom over the election campaign. Plus, independent Dai Le on why Western Sydney could decide the election.

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Billions wiped off Australian stocks amid Trump’s tariff war, key detail the PM omitted from his latest renewables announcement. Plus, Kos Samaras analyses the polls as week two of the campaign begins.  

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Donald Trump's tariffs dominate the campaign, and the reason migration needs to be a focus in this election. Plus, the MP who organised a fired up town hall against Labor's reckless renewables. 

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Peter Dutton vows to stand up to Donald Trump, the Victorian premier fails to join the PM on the campaign trail. Plus, Greg Sheridan on what to expect from Trump’s latest tariffs.

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Peter Dutton vows to scrap funding for Victoria’s Suburban Rail Loop, Malcolm Turnbull remains coy on who he’ll vote for. Plus, Labor’s latest blunder on the issue of freed foreign criminals.

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The PM ditches modelling which underpins Labor’s energy and climate agenda, a new campaign urges Labor voters to put the Greens last. Plus, the Coalition’s official spokesman on how things are progressing. 

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An expert warns Labor's net migration is overly optimistic, the Northern Territory CLP government scraps $5b renewables plan for 2030. Plus, the Liberal Party gears up to reclaim Teal seats in Victoria.

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The government offers $150 in power bill relief but cost of living pressures remain, Labor resists calls for more defence spending as the budget delivers little relief. Plus, NDIS costs surge to $63b despite slower growth.

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A special budget night edition of Credlin as the true cost of living under Labor is revealed. Plus, the Coalition goes on the attack over environmental laws and approvals.

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New polling shows young people are ditching Labor for the Greens, the husband of a Teal MP is caught removing a rival’s sign. Plus, an inside look into ‘The Muslim Vote’ movement.

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Labor plans to cut the cost of the PBS script to $25, the Allan government’s proposal for librarians to ask children their pronouns will be debated in Victorian Parliament. Plus, Victoria’s crime rate has hit its highest level since 1993.

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The Coalition vows to add new questions to the citizenship test, speculation the life of the Yallourn power station may be extended. Plus, Russia launches strikes on Ukraine after Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin agree to a partial ceasefire.

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Labor quietly scrubs a failed emission policy from their website and climate protesters crash the Treasurer’s pre-budget speech. Plus, the former construction watchdog boss on the lastest CFMEU allegation.

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The Coalition calls for the CFMEU to be deregistered following the latest shocking allegations, a local community bands together against Labor’s reckless renewables. Plus, Malcolm Turnbull launches an extraordinary attack on AUKUS. 

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Liberals urge Peter Dutton to announce big policies ahead of the election campaign, Immigration Minister Tony Burke considers a visa ban for the influencer who captures a baby wombat. Plus, regulators approve power price hikes of up to 9 per cent.

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The PM fails to secure an exemption from Donald Trump’s tariffs, the ball is in Putin’s court after Ukraine accepts a ceasefire deal. Plus, Chris Merritt on the landmark high court decision on Indigenous land rights.

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Concerns the US is headed for recession amid Trump’s tariff war, a proposal for how Australia can avoid a hung parliament. Plus, Ayaan Hirsi Ali on the Syrian massacre being ignored by much of the Western media.

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A woman whose home was broken into by machete wielding thugs pleads for action, and police reveal the Sydney caravan full of explosives was a “fake terrorism plot”.  Plus, Kos Samaras on the federal implications of the WA election.

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Cyclone Alfred to make landfall on Friday or Saturday, Burke issues no NZYQ protection borders, NSW resident push back on wind farm. Retired Victoria detective Charlie Bezzina joins the show to discuss Victoria’s crime crisis.

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More bad news for Labor’s green hydrogen dream, and Mick Mulvaney on Donald Trump’s wide-ranging address to congress. Plus, the shocking amount the government has spent on the freed foreign criminals debacle.

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The PM remains cagey on the election date as Labor splashes more cash in a bid to buy votes, President Trump pauses military aid to Ukraine. Plus, Ayaan Hirsi Ali on the agenda behind UK Labour’s push to define Islamophobia.

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The fallout continues from Trump and Zelenskyy’s Oval Office spat, and the racism watchdog claims Harmony Day ‘hides systemic racism’. Plus, new polling points to a nightmare scenario for Labor in Victoria.

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Tony Burke urged to block Australians who attended the Hezbollah leader’s funeral from returning, and another day of confusion over the Chinese naval drills.  Plus, the extent of the foreign ownership of the nation's wind farms revealed. 

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Labor looking more desperate by the day, a reality check on the nuclear fear campaign, nurse charged over alleged antisemitic video, election fight over Medicare heats up. Plus, Ukraine agrees to mineral deal with the US.

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Labor’s latest attempt to smear Peter Dutton falls flat, and the Teals and Greens push for a major offshore gas project to be scrapped in the event of a hung parliament. Plus, Shadow Home Affairs Minister James Paterson on Tony Burke’s citizenship blitz.

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The Coalition opens its lead in the latest polling, and Labor faces backlash from local mayors and independent MPs over its citizenship blitz. Plus, Shadow Minister Defence Andrew Hastie discusses the PM’s weak response to the Chinese naval exercises. 

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Peta is live from London, where she meets Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the ex-Muslim who warns the West about the danger of radical Islam. Plus, also joining the show is author Douglas Murray, and Nationals Senator Matt Canavan.

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Peta tunes in from London to speak with two political analysts from the UAE who warn of a rise in radical Islam in Western nations. Plus, President of the Copenhagen Consensus Centre Bjorn Lomborg on the failings of nations' green energy policies.

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Peta is live from London with an exclusive one-on-one with Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage. Co-hosting from Melbourne, Steve Price discusses the Coalition's plan to reduce insurance premiums, and the RBA's decision to cut the official cash rate.

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Peta is live from London to preview the 2025 ARC Conference with former deputy prime minister John Anderson. Peta also travels with former prime minister Tony Abbott as he returns to Oxford University to meet the next generation of Rhodes Scholars. 

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Vladimir Putin agrees to negotiations with Donald Trump over the Ukraine war, and Melbourne's weekly pro-Palestine protests are set to end, but how long will it last?

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A shocking video shows two NSW nurses boasting about killing Israeli patients, and the Prime Minister prepares for a hung parliament by rolling out the red carpet for the Teals. 

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Donald Trump issues an ultimatum to Hamas over the release of the remaining hostages, car prices set to soar under Chris Bowen’s new emissions rules. Plus, a multi-million dollar financier to the Teals is revealed. 

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Anthony Albanese left scrambling after Donald Trump announces tariffs on steel and aluminium, and the federal implications of Victoria’s by-elections. Plus, the lie at the heart of Chris Bowen’s energy election promise is exposed.

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Peta interviews Opposition Leader Peter Dutton to discuss how his his past experience in law enforcement, his devotion to family, and his unwavering sense of duty has influenced his leadership of the Liberal Party. 

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Donald Trump's shock announcement on re-developing Gaza, and a catastrophic event at a Victorian windfarm. Plus, Lidia Thorpe targets pro-nuclear campaigners in her latest outburst. 

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The peak employers body warns Labor’s net-zero target is unachievable, NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen resigns from her role with some unbelievable parting comments. Plus, Ross Greenwood on the Australian implications of Donald Trump’s tariff war. 

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Growing speculation the election could be called this month as Federal Parliament returns, and strict new regulations for wind farm projects come into effect in Queensland. Plus, will Labor’s review into gender medicine lead to any meaningful change?

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The Coalition's plan to bolster our national security, and the Treasurer's shocking comment following the foiled Sydney terror plot. Plus, Tony Abbott on the need for a national inquiry into gender-affirming care.

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Farmers warn food security is at risk in the second part of Peta’s special report on reckless renewables, and police investigate a terror plot involving a caravan full of explosives. Plus, one state hits pause on puberty blockers for children. 

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Security experts sound the alarm over a new Chinese AI program, and new poll shows young men are flocking to the Coalition. Plus, Dan Tehan on concerns Labor has given up on protecting our borders.

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Signs the tide is turning as millions proudly celebrate Australia Day, and Grace Tame is called out for hypocrisy over an offensive t-shirt she wore to The Lodge. Plus, the latest Newspoll spells disaster for Labor.

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Melbourne braces for mass protests on Australia Day, and Donald Trump deploys additional troops to the border with Mexico. Plus, the shocking number of illegal immigrants believed to be living in London.   

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Peta’s investigation into the reckless renewables rollout exposes allegations of bullying. Fears foreign actors may have been involved in recent antisemitic attacks. Plus, Greg Sheridan discusses Donald Trump’s return to the White House. 

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President Donald Trump wastes no time implementing his agenda by signing a flurry of executive orders. Plus, Chris Bowen’s green dreams suffer another blow, and Tony Abbott discusses the latest disgusting antisemitic attack in Sydney.

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More renewable madness as Labor invests billions in so-called green aluminium, and signs Donald Trump already has the left on the run ahead of his inauguration. Plus, the Coalition’s new plan to crack down on antisemitic terror crime. 

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Bill Shorten's early exit sparks a cabinet reshuffle, and Peter Dutton lashes a 'woke' bank for refusing a loan on environmental grounds. Plus, Israel's former Ambassador to Australia on the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

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The prime minister is accused of weakness over his response to racial hate, and a landmark report finds de-radicalisation programs are failing to change behaviour. Plus, Greg Sheridan on Donald Trump's impact on the potential Gaza ceasefire deal. 

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The prime minister ramps up his personal attacks on Peter Dutton. Plus, a former treasurer comes under fire for splashing thousands on a luxury farewell tour, and the shadow education minister responds to a school principal’s anti-Israel posts.

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The unofficial election campaign has begun, Labor is performing poorly in polls, crime a top issue for Victoria residents, why the Los Angeles wildfires should be a wake-up call for us here at home. Plus, calls for new grooming gangs inquiry.

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The numbers that show Peter Dutton could be the next PM, the worst wildfires in LA history and the radical policies that are engulfing the state of California. Plus, UK High Commissioner Stephen Smith backflips on his outrageous Australia Day Snub.

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The California government's incompetency on full display amid the Los Angeles wildfires, the prime minister promises more cash during a pre-election blitz, and Australia's worker shortage crisis deepens as the government fails to curb migration. 

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The latest inflation data is in... but will the RBA give us a rate cut or have they seen through Jim Chalmers' economic spin? Plus, can multiculturalism still work? and will Donald Trump actually take over Greenland?

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Labor attempts a pre-election 'gimmick' to try and ease tensions with Israel, the Australia Day debate rages on just a few weeks out from celebrations, and Kamala Harris forced to certify Donald Trump's election victory. 

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The PM fires the starter's pistol on the unofficial election campaign by heading north to splash cash to win voters another antisemitic attack rocks Sydney's eastern suburbs. Plus, a grim outlook for all Labor's cost of living relief measures.

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Government issues fresh terror warning, Labor shirks safety responsibilities, investigation into New Orleans attack, Biden stumbles through terror response. Plus, Queensland orders review into Cape York push.

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New Year's terrorism in the US as an Islamic jihadist kills 15 people in New Orleans, the Coalition pledges to scrap mandatory emission reporting laws, and the Duchess of Sussex can't help stealing the headlines to kick just two days into 2025.

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Woolworths officially backflips on their decision to stop selling Australia Day merchandise, viewers slam woke messaging in ABC's coverage of the New Year's Eve fireworks, and Donald Trump's pledge to end the Russia-Ukraine war faces a setback.

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The prime minister's new year message falls flat with Australians. Plus, anger grows over Victoria's new short stay tax, and Israel issues a final warning to the Houthi rebels. 

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Former US president Jimmy Carter passes away aged 100. Another wind farm project off the coast of South Australia has been scrapped. Plus, Is the ADF's plan to boost recruitment numbers by taking in foreign citizens a good move? 

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More allegations against radio skid row, Jewish Australians living in fear, Pesutto ousted as Victoria Liberal leader, Middle East conflict continues to escalate. Plus, two people killed in Sydney Hobart race.

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Antisemitism allowed to fester in Australia. Plus, how the Royals spent their Christmas this year, and the Aussie running 1,400km to raise funds for the victims of the Boxing Day tsunami 20 years on. 

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Sydney trains will resume for New Year's Eve after the RBTU grinches finally call a truce with the NSW government, membership for Reform UK set to overtake the Tories, and the Palestine chocolate misleading customers into believing it is kosher. 

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Australians do it tough this Christmas while the government pushes its fantastical green ideology, concerns mount over Elon Musk's influence over the Trump administration, and antisemitism allowed to fester across Australia.

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John Pesutto's leadership is over with Moira Deeming blocked from re-joining the Victoria Liberal Party by his casting vote, Keith Pitt announces his retirement from politics. Plus, Peter Dutton challenges the PM to a debate on nuclear energy.

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Labor ramps up its nuclear scare campaign, Aussie breakdancer RayGun demands $10,000 from a comedy club that wanted to host a comedy musical about her Olympics performance, and the NSW government pushes ahead with pill testing at music festivals.

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Surprise, surprise! Labor announces even more government spending as it releases the mid-year economic and fiscal outlook, Israel's foreign minister has a heated phone call with Penny Wong, and fresh charges laid against broadcaster Alan Jones.

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The CommBank boss says he had no idea customers were going to be charged for withdrawing their own money, outgoing Vice President Kamala Harris considers running for California governor, and Justin Trudeau considers resigning.

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers hopes for a rate cut before next year's election as the RBA appoints two new board members, the Melbourne Storm set to scale back on Welcome to Country ceremonies, and Victoria's worst-ever treasurer calls it quits.

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Moira Deeming exclusively discusses her defamation case victory, and Labor abandons Israel at the UN once again. Plus, Tony Abbott on what needs to be done to stamp out antisemitism in Australia. 

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Peter Dutton’s Australian flag pledge outrages the left, and the Prime Minister makes a chaotic visit to the Adass Israel Synagogue. Plus, former Labor pollster Kos Samaras on the Teals' "true colours".

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The latest Newspoll finds Anthony Albanese is the weakest PM in decades, and who will fill the power vacuum created by a rebel uprising in Syria? Plus, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton on the terror attack on a Melbourne synagogue.

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Peter Dutton vows to scrap a major wind zone project if elected, and the Victorian government spends $2 million on revenue raising advice. 

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The government votes in favour of Palestinian statehood at the UN, and divisions emerge within Labor over Tanya Plibersek’s environmental agenda. Plus, the Teals plan to expand before the election. 

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Donald Trump issues a stern warning to Hamas to release the hostages, Victoria is ranked as the worst state for business in the country, and Chris Uhlmann on the shocking number of Australians struggling to pay their power bills.

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A major pub chain is forced to apologise after banning Australia Day celebrations, and Joe Biden's shock decision to pardon his son Hunter. Plus, former Labor strategist Kos Samaras on what he’ll be looking for at the election.

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Chris Bowen continues to push unreliable renewables amid blackout warnings, Lidia Thorpe causes trouble in Parliament despite her suspension. Plus, Michael Shoebridge discusses renewed calls to review the Port of Darwin lease to a Chinese firm.

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Lidia Thorpe suspended from the Senate following a shocking outburst, and NSW residents advised to conserve power amid blackout fears. Plus, the latest inflation figures are bad news for anyone hoping for a rate cut. 

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NSW scraps all unpaid COVID-19 fines and vows to provide refunds for thousands, and the trade wars heat up as Donald Trump announces new tariffs on China. Plus, Tony Abbott discusses Labor’s weakness on Israel. 

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