



Credlin | 24 September
Four government websites were probed by AI, more warnings about rent increases driven by Labor's tax hikes. Plus, fears the cost of diesel could top $4 a litre as farmers warn they simply can't absorb another financial hit.

Credlin | 23 September
Another counter terror arrest in Melbourne but this time an alleged ISIS member, Trump turns up the pressure on Australia over Labor's digital laws and free speech. Plus, the Australian War Memorial being used as a political platform.

Credlin | 22 September
Newspoll shows two-thirds of Australians want immigration cut, Labor bets on artificial intelligence to power Australia's future. Plus, the Intergenerational Report says Australia's fertility rate is on the slide.

Credlin | 21 September
Labor's primary vote crashes to a near-record low, how does the government explain wasting millions to set up new defence offices in Sydney's CBD? Plus, more on the politicisation of sacred ground at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.

Credlin | 17 September
Government vows to crack down on student visas to stop ‘visa hopping’, Pauline Hanson and One Nation again targeted by students at rallies. Plus, a hard-fought win for veterans today after weeks of backlash against the Albanese government.

Credlin | 16 September
More warnings over Australia's failure to address the rise of radical extremism, Victoria's $200 billion debt bomb. Plus, more revelations on the Prime Minister's golf club grants scandal.

Credlin | 15 September
Sixteen potential terror attacks have been disrupted since Bondi, the battle over biological sex, gender identity and women's rights. Plus, as antisemitism takes hold across the West one of Britain's leading historians has a warning for Australia.

Credlin | 14 September
One Nation to introduce a migration policy that leaves Labor and the Coalition in the dust, the Albanese government's $75 million deradicalisation program finally facing real scrutiny. Plus, up to 600 jobs on the chopping block in Whyalla.

Credlin | 10 September
25 years on, we reflect on the day when Islamic terrorism changed America and the world, Victoria takes the dubious crown as the car theft capital. Plus, the Coalition comes out swinging against Labor's so-called Digital Duty of Care.

Credlin | 9 September
A letter from Angus Taylor to the prime minister outlining his non-negotiable lines in the sand on migration, allegations of fraud and rorting of Labor's $7 billion battery scheme. Plus, alarming details in the alleged Avalon airport hijacking case.