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One Nation leader, Pauline Hanson, joined Tom Elliott.
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3AW Mornings host Tom Elliott grilled the Deputy Prime Minister over the Labor government's "broken promises".
On 3AW Mornings, Tom Elliott reacted to the federal government's latest budget, labelling it as a "pack of lies".
Tom Elliott joined James Willis on Money News' Federal Budget Special.
David Schwarz joined Tom Elliott after Michael Voss and Carlton parted ways.
After being charged with assaulting his wife, Antony Catalano was granted permission to skip his physical court appearance, due to 'mental health' concerns.
Since the pandemic, an online court system has been established where cases can be heard remotely, involving participants like magistrates, lawyers, and the accused appearing from different locations.
Australia’s Communications Minister, Anika Wells, is under fire for attending an ‘official meeting’ at a family birthday of a South Australian Labor Minister, flying business class to get there – which was paid for by taxpayers.
The McKell Institute has introduced a proposal to transition away from traditional fuel excise taxes in favor of a universal road user charge for all vehicles.
Newly elected MP for Farrer, David Farley, joined Tom Elliott.
Reporter and 3AW personality, Tony Jones, joined Tom Elliott.
The increase of violence towards paramedics on duty across Victoria has left many workers feeling emotionally scarred and unable to return to work.
An aspect of tomorrow's federal budget has the 3AW Mornings host 'upset'.
The 2026 Federal Budget will be announced Tuesday evening, with big promises being made for those locked out of the housing market.
Tom Elliott has been left shocked by claims that one of Australia's biggest recycling plants has been incorrectly disposing of used batteries, calling into question if recycling is worth the effort.
3AW Mornings host Tom Elliott has spoken with CEO EnergyQuest, Rick Wilkinson, about the lease on life that gas use and production gas has been given in Victoria.
CEO of Hale Infra Strategy and transport and infrastructure expert, Dr. Chris Hale has spoken to 3AW Mornings in response to the latest grant of Federal funding to back the completion of the controversial Suburban Rail Loop.
Tom Elliott is joined by the CEO of Football Victoria, Dan Birrell, in the moments after Premier Jacinta Allan overturned yesterday's ruling that the Socceroos World Cup games would not be shown at Federation Square.
Chief Economist and Co-Founder of MacroBusiness, Leith van Onselen, joined Tom Elliott.
Tom Elliott has broken down the shocking revelation that the TAC is responsible for the $1 billion surplus revealed in the recent state budget.
Professor of International Law at the Australian National University, Donald Rothwell, joined Tom Elliott.
Tom Elliott has voiced his concerns on ISIS brides, with a group of four women and nine children expected to arrive in Melbourne and Sydney tomorrow.
Shadow Attorney General and former Shadow Treasurer, James Newbury, joined Tom Elliott.
3AW Mornings Tom Elliott weighed in on the state government's budget, and says it has "many holes" in it.
Former minister in the Keating Labor Government, Gary Johns, joined Tom Elliott.
Tom Elliott has weighed in on Premier Jacinta Allan looking to overhaul Victoria's sentencing act.
66 body bags were displayed on the steps of parliament house on Monday to represent the 66 Australian lives lost every day as a result of tobacco.
A government-funded school lunch program in Tasmania is delivering thousands of free, cooked meals to students weekly, with founder Julie Dunbabin aiming for a nationwide rollout.
Tony Jones has spoken with Tom Elliott about recent scrutiny of Ben McKay, as well as the future of Michael Voss.
Tom Elliott has shared his thoughts on the result of the Nepean by-election over the weekend.
The federal government will deliver its budget on Tuesday week.
Following the Nepean by-election held on Saturday night, polling indicates that One Nation has gained significant influence, with the parties candidates leading in three out of thirteen polling stations in Nepean.
Heading into the May 2026 Federal Budget, significant reforms to capital gains discount and negative gearing are expected to be weighed by the Australian government to address housing affordability.
Responding to Tom Elliott’s concern that the government and police might be "giving up" on the cities major drug problem, Commissioner Mike Bush asserted that their strategy has shifted toward high-level enforcement rather than abandonment.
Elliott questioned Commissioner Bush about the recent firebombings targeting Melbourne businesses, including nightclubs, restaurants, and barber shops.
Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police, Mike Bush, joined Tom Elliott in studio for a wide-ranging interview.
With crime in Melbourne on a rapid incline, the police force has faced significant strains in crime management on our streets.
Victoria’s debt has exploded from a few billion to nearly $200 billion in just ten years, with the state now paying over $1 million in interest every single hour.
Melbourne great David Schwarz spoke with Tom Elliott.
New data released by the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission shows a significant demand for illicit substances in our community, notably a percentage increase in heroin use.