'Mateship' - US Consul General on the long-lasting connection between US and Australia

As the United States prepare to celebrate their 250th anniversary of independence, the US Consul General has looked back on the longstanding relationship between the US and Australia.

The catch-22 of parking in the CBD

Bill Woods has weighed in on the recent parking fine fee increase in the Sydney CBD.

'Valued family member' - Why dogs are treated like children

Bill Woods, filling in for Michael McLaren has been left confused after he spotted some people taking their dogs around in prams.

'They don't care' - Jacinta Price warns of grim future for small business

Small business shadow minister Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has warned that small businesses could soon head overseas as they face an increasingly volatile domestic market.

'The bubble set to burst' - Political expert examines One Nation

A political expert has made an interesting claim about the future of One Nation.

'Makes no sense' - Liberal Senator rips into SMSF changes

Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg has warned the changes coming to self managed super funds will impact housing. 

'It's time' - Liberal MP implores Government to take action against foreign enemies

The Government is facing calls to take more serious action against Iran after the ASIO's annual threat assessment designated Iran as a serious threat.

'Words matter' - Senior Liberal compares 'monoculturalism' to North Korea

Liberal Shadow Minister for the NDIS and MP for Lindsay Melissa McIntosh has compared Pauline Hanson's 'monoculture' to totalitarian state North Korea, telling 2GB Afternoons 'words matter'. 

'People are fed up' - Teal MP unveils new Party

Zali Steggall has today unveiled her new political party with fellow Teal MP Allegra Spender.

'Unserious' - Liberal Senator rips apart Victoria Barracks sale argument

James Paterson has accused the federal government of being unserious in its reasoning for the sale of Victoria Barracks.