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The Treasurer's economic statement adds to the growing speculation of an early election. Plus, free speech advocate Michael Shellenberger discusses the dangers of the government's misinformation laws.  

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International student caps are shaping up to be an election issue, and a few stern words from the Prime Minister during his meeting with Xi Jinping. Plus, Ted O’Brien on Labor’s latest reasons for opposing nuclear power.

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The Coalition pursues Labor over secret climate targets, Treasury proposes to protect rural bank branches, and Dan Tehan on why the Coalition is opposing international student cap legislation.

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The Communications Minister struggles to explain Labor’s misinformation bill, and a commuter takes a stand against extinction rebellion activists. Plus, one of Donald Trump’s new appointments causes drama within the Republican ranks.

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The pressure is piling up on Kevin Rudd to resign as Australian Ambassador to the US, state governments across the country facing an uphill battle against youth crime, and global warming zealots' hypocrisy on full display yet again.

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Anger mounts as Victorians are locked out of state parks, and Donald Trump gets to work making key appointments for his administration. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on the Queensland government’s review of the PsiQuantum deal. 

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More pain for Labor as the Coalition’s primary vote hits 40 per cent in the latest Newspoll, and a stunning revelation about the government’s social media ban. Plus, David Adler on the death threats sent to the Australian Jewish Association. 

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The geopolitical implications of a second Donald Trump presidency, and community safety concerns after the High Court quashes Labor’s ankle bracelet and curfew regime for foreign criminals. Plus, Joe Hockey on what’s next for the out of touch Democrats. 

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Donald Trump pulls off a historic US election victory. Analysis from Trump HQ with Peter Stefanovic, and Annelise Nielsen and Paul Murray join the program from Washington DC. 

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris make their final pitch to voters, and no reprieve for households as the Reserve Bank keeps rates on hold. Plus, Dan Tehan on the ongoing costs connected to the NZYQ cohort. 

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The Prime Minister fuels speculation of an early election by holding a US-style rally, and Labor scraps a $7 billion space project. Plus, James Morrow on the latest from the US presidential campaign.

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Donald Trump capitalises on Joe Biden’s ‘garbage’ comment, and the reason a rate cut before the next election is looking increasingly unlikely. Plus, a Victorian farmer speaks out against a major transmission line project.

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The fallout from the government inquiry into the pandemic response, and the latest on the Prime Minister’s airline upgrades scandal. Plus, Greg Sheridan on US President Joe Biden referring to Trump supporters as garbage.

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Anthony Albanese’s integrity under question as the Qantas freebies scandal deepens, the Queensland election results show Labor failing in regional towns. Plus, Chris Uhlmann with an exclusive look at his upcoming documentary on net zero transition.

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David Crisafulli is sworn in as Queensland premier following a solid win for the LNP, and the Qantas freebie scandal is just more evidence the PM is out of touch. Plus, legal expert Chris Merritt on the left’s latest push to influence our courts.

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Questions over the validity of Lidia Thorpe’s Oath of Allegiance, and is a $1.5 billion Labor housing program really a pork barrel? Plus, Melbourne Lord Mayor and candidate Nicholas Reece on the Victorian council elections. 

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Highlights from the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship Conference, and calls for Lidia Thorpe to resign following her outburst against the King. Plus, Michael Shoebridge breaks down the government’s $7 billion defence deal with the United States.

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Lidia Thorpe causes a scene as the King and Queen visit Canberra, and rumours Tanya Plibersek is set to decimate our salmon industry. Plus, a Victorian mum on why Daniel Andrews should be removed from his new role with a youth mental health service.

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Angry backbenchers renew calls for negative gearing reforms following the prime minister's $4.3 million home purchase. Plus, revelations millions in taxpayer funds are going to legal aid for asylum seekers. 

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Early exit polls suggest Queensland Labor is heading for an electoral wipeout, and the fallout from the PM's $4.3m home purchase continues. Plus, Greg Sheridan discusses Kevin Rudd’s new book on Xi Jinping.

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Communities across Australia fighting back against Labor's net-zero obsession. Is our nation being pushed into a republic by stealth? Plus, the US forced to become more directly involved in the Middle East conflict. 

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‘Yes’ advocates push for misinformation laws, and the Coalition overtakes Labor in the latest Newspoll. Plus, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price on the one-year anniversary of the defeat of the Voice referendum.

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Bombshell bullying allegations against Richard Marles’ office, and the latest attempt to make judges more woke. Plus, Peta sits down with former PMs Liz Truss and Tony Abbott.

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Small business insolvencies hit record levels, and a UN expert demands female-only sports be protected. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the PM’s attempt to have it both ways on Israel. 

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Bipartisanship on Israel in tatters after a divisive day in Parliament House, social cohesion continues to fray over the conflict in the Middle East. Plus, Justin Quill on the serious legal concerns around the government’s misinformation bill. 

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Thousands gather to remember the victims of the October 7 atrocities, and a pro-Palestine rally goes ahead in Sydney despite pleas from the Jewish community. Plus, Tony Abbott reflects on how the Middle East conflict has played out in Australia. 

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Rumours Senator Fatima Payman is planning to launch her own party, NSW pro-Palestine protesters ditch plans for an October 7 rally. Plus, defence expert Malcolm Davis explains how Israel’s defence systems operate.

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NSW cracks down on anti-Israel protests planned for October 7, an analysis of the US vice presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the major war escalation in the Middle East.

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Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto faces calls to resign amid his court battle with Moira Deeming, the lessons the West must learn from Israel’s fight to defend itself. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on the US government’s bombshell nuclear report.  

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The Coalition vows to oppose Labor’s misinformation bill, the Victorian government is urged to act on fire safety concerns over wind turbines. Plus, historian Sir Niall Ferguson offers his perspective on the conflict in the Middle East.

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Labor under pressure to explain rumours of negative gearing changes, another council backflips on Australia Day celebrations. Plus, Professor Peter Swan on a new report examining the rise of corporate activism.

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Growing speculation Labor could break another promise and scrap negative gearing rules, double standards over free healthcare for people fleeing Gaza exposed. Plus, Tony Abbott on how to combat the Voice agenda which is now being pushed by stealth.

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Rumours Labor is trying to ram through its controversial misinformation bill, and Australians are urged to leave Lebanon as tensions rise. Plus, an Adelaide councillor on the overturning of a controversial Australia Day ban.

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Labor’s primary vote drops to the lowest level since the 2022 election in the latest Newspoll, and the new campaign against the Green-left push to ban gas. Plus, Dan Tehan on revelations Palestinians were granted visas before being referred to ASIO. 

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The nation's population hits 27 million as migration remains at record levels, Australia abstains from a controversial UN vote on Palestine. Plus, former UK prime minister Liz Truss on the fight to defend women's rights.

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Thousands of CFMEU and supporting union workers take to the streets despite Labor's crackdown, day three of Moira Deeming's defamation trial focuses on who turned up at the women's rights rally. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the deadly Hezbollah pager explosions.

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An explosive second day in Moira Deeming’s defamation battle, growing questions about how a would-be assassin got so close to Donald Trump. Plus, Chris Merritt discusses the bombshell report on Daniel Andrews’ 2013 car crash.

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The second assassination attempt on Donald Trump raises security questions, Moira Deeming’s defamation case against John Pesutto begins. Plus, pollster Kos Samaras on the federal implications of the NSW council elections.  

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Labor strikes a deal with the Coalition to pass its aged care reforms, radical protests continue outside the weapons expo in Melbourne. Plus, former army officer and lawyer Dr Glenn Kolomeitz on the government’s response to the Brereton Report.

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Analysis of the Trump versus Harris presidential debate, shocking scenes in Melbourne as anti-war protests turn violent. Plus, Victoria’s shadow police minister on the state’s worrying rise in teen home invasions.

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Farmers descend on Canberra to protest Labor’s agriculture policies, Princess Catherine announces she has finished chemotherapy. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on the dubious Indigenous site claims which are threatening development.

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A prominent breastfeeding expert fights to protect free speech, and an AFL great slams the PM over his showy appearance at the finals over the weekend. Plus, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price on a secretive Indigenous treaty meeting in Victoria.  

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Bill Shorten announces his retirement from politics, a major union votes to split from the ACTU in solidarity with the CFMEU. Plus, Alex Ryvchin on the controversy surrounding the Muslim independent candidate for Tony Burke’s seat of Watson.

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Tanya Plibersek faces pressure over another Indigenous heritage claim, Peter Dutton gets to work reforming the NSW Liberals. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the lack of scrutiny Kamala Harris has experienced during her campaign.

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The federal Liberals stage a shock takeover of the NSW branch, the Victorian community blindsided by plans to build a giant battery farm. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on the ASIO boss clarifying his remarks around Palestinian visas.

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The treasurer launches an extraordinary attack on the RBA, a polling expert on the new Muslim Votes Matter movement. Plus, the shadow education minister on the gender madness being rolled out in Victorian libraries.

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The energy market operator issues dire warnings about renewables ahead of summer, the man appointed to fix Victoria’s ambulance crisis is off for a holiday. Plus, Tony Abbott on Labor’s failure to address the Gaza visa security concerns.

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The Greens prepare for a hung parliament with a brazen list of demands, Mark Zuckerberg admits Facebook was pressured to censor COVID-19 contents. Plus, the director of 'I Cook Foods' on his win in the Victorian Supreme Court.

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The militant CFMEU holds protests across the nation, claims a Q&A question on multiculturalism was “racist”. Plus, Senator Jacinta Price on Labor’s billion-dollar gold mine fiasco.

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A major energy warning for Australia's east coast, the legal implications of the federal court ruling against a women’s-only app. Plus, the Country Liberal Party president on the Northern Territory election win.

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A local community plans to fight Tanya Plibersek’s veto of a $1 billion mining project, the ABC’s managing director announces a shock early resignation. Plus, John Anderson on farmers losing confidence in the Albanese government.

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Government mismanagement leads to a shortage of vital medical supplies, and the Obamas address the Democratic National Convention. Plus, Sussan Ley responds to the Teals accusing the Coalition of misogyny.

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The Democratic National Convention gets underway amid pro-Palestine protests, revelations over how regularly the Teals voted with the Greens. Plus, Shadow Attorney-General Michaelia Cash on the new CFMEU administration laws.

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The Coalition strikes a deal on the CFMEU legislation, Tanya Plibersek vetoes a billion-dollar gold mine project over Indigenous heritage claims. Plus, Shadow Health Minister Anne Ruston on the nation’s IV fluid shortage.

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Independent MP Zali Steggall accuses Peter Dutton of racism, the NSW Liberal party in shambles as they fail to lodge nominations for council elections on time. Plus, the PM accused of misleading the House over visa security checks.

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Peter Dutton declares no one from Gaza should be allowed into Australia, the latest NAPLAN test results show the dire situation of the nation's education system. Plus, the Albanese government's new migration record. 

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Scott Morrison gives evidence in court as the Linda Reynolds - Brittany Higgins saga continues, calls to ramp up security checks for anyone coming from Gaza. Plus, Dan Tehan on the revelations over 80 foreign criminals were released without visas.

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The latest polls suggest a hung parliament is likely. Plus, more concerns about Palestinian visas as ASIO Boss Mike Burgess declares harbouring sympathies for Hamas isn’t a deal breaker.

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Labor hands out more taxpayers' money to private businesses, Anthony Albanese dismisses concerns the government's spending is increasing inflation. Plus, Glencore abandons its plan to exit coal.

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The revelation that ASIO's ability to protect the community is at risk due to stretched resources, a former NSW premier's vaccine mandate u-turn. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the rising tensions in the Middle East.

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Fears the US is heading for a recession, the work-from-home debate heats up as NSW public servants are ordered back to the office. Plus, Senator James Paterson on the evidence linking nine UNRWA staff to the October 7 attacks.

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Australia’s terror threat level raised to ‘probable’, the PM appears to retreat on his push for a Makarrata commission. Plus, Senator Claire Chandler on the gender controversy engulfing the Olympics.

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The climate change posturing of many big corporates exposed, a growing push to reform Victoria’s Upper House voting system. Plus, Senator Michaelia Cash demands urgent action on immigration.

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The latest data shows inflation is going in the wrong direction, foreign-owned wind farm operators receive millions in subsidies. Plus, Senator Bridget McKenzie on Labor’s shocking handling of freed foreign criminals.

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A brave doctor shares her concerns over gender care medicine for children in Australia, a major airline drops its 2030 carbon emissions targets. Plus, Tony Abbott discusses Tony Burke’s record on illegal boat arrivals. 

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The PM’s hypocritical call for Barnaby Joyce to resign over his tone-deaf comments, communities rally against Chris Bowen’s renewables agenda. Plus, Andrew Hastie on Anthony Albanese’s front-bench shakeup.

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Joe Biden struggles through his Oval Office address, a cabinet reshuffle is on the way as two Labor ministers announce their retirement. Plus, Joel Burnie on Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to the US Congress.

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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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