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The PM announces a new tsar to deal with the widening fuel crisis. Plus, revelations today that Jim Chalmers' own Treasury department is modelling an inflation spike with a five in front of it.

The Prime Minister decides to hold a National Cabinet meeting as the fuel crisis escalates. Plus, Senator Jonno Duniam on Labor’s latest failure regarding the handling of freed criminal detainees.

The Reserve Bank raises rates as new polling shows voters are not buying Labor’s spin when it comes to the cost-of-living crisis. Plus, farmers warn winter crops are now at risk amid fuel shortfalls brought on by the Iran conflict. 

Jim Chalmers is called out for using the Iran war as cover for his economic mismanagement. Plus, the Victorian Opposition Leader responds after the AFL tells her to remove a video criticising the CFMEU.

Donald Trump claims the Iran war is basically won, but is it really close to being over? Plus, the Victorian Farmers Federation’s concerns about fuel supplies.

The Victorian government agrees to a $50 million bill to keep Daniel Andrews’ hotel quarantine failures from being aired in court. Plus, how will Matt Canavan shake things up as the new Nationals leader?

Matt Canavan and Kevin Hogan emerge as likely candidates for the leadership of the Nationals following David Littleproud’s shock resignation. Plus, fears for the safety of Iranian women's football team as five brave players are granted asylum.

The Albanese government is considering military aid for the Gulf States, so what could this look like? Plus, the extraordinary number of Australian children on puberty blockers, despite most states refusing to release key data. 

The US uses an attack submarine to take out an Iranian warship off Sri Lanka and armed Kurds cross into Iran from Iraq. Plus, NATO member Turkey is fired upon with a ballistic missile, with a warning from Turkey it must not happen again.

Iran elects a new leader as Donald Trump vows to provide safe passage for oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, how serious is the disastrous new polling for the Victorian premier?

Concerns over some Australian mosques holding memorial services for the slain Iranian leader. Plus, why senior Liberals tried to bury a review into the 2025 election loss.  

Full coverage including a live cross into Israel where Iranian ballistic missiles and drones continue to rain down from terror group Hezbollah. Plus, We will pull apart the military operation and explain how it unfolded.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is having from the ducking and weaving around the ISIS brides and their children to a bomb scare at The Lodge. Plus, Australians with mortgage staring at at least one probably two interest rate rises.

Tony Burke’s mate Dr Jamal Rifi breaks his silence, confirming he has been working to repatriate the ISIS women their children. Plus, Donald Trump delivers a record-breaking State of the Union speech.

Former treasurer Peter Costello delivers a sobering speech exposing the Albanese government’s spending crisis. Plus, live to the UK as the Epstein scandal claims another major scalp.

Peta sits down with members of the Assyrian Christian community who survived the horrors of ISIS. Plus, reports the King was allegedly warned about former prince Andrew’s secret deals.

Angus Taylor outlines his vision for the Liberal Party in his first sit-down TV interview. Plus, bombshell messages from the camp holding the ISIS women challenge the Albanese government’s narrative.

A Syrian refugee’s message to the PM over the so-called ISIS brides. Plus, more pain for Australian households as real wages go backwards for the first time since 2023, so will the Liberals finally take up the fight to Labor?

Concerns the latest cohort of co-called ISIS brides could end up back in Australia despite Labor’s denials that any assistance is being offered. Plus, the winners and losers in Angus Taylor’s shadow cabinet reshuffle.  

The policy areas Angus Taylor needs to focus on to turn around the Liberal Party's fortunes. Plus, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price speaks out following the leadership change.

All eyes on Canberra amid the countdown to a Liberal Party leadership spill. Plus, former building watchdog boss John Lloyd discusses the explosive new claims of corruption on Victoria’s Big Build.

Security experts issue a warning over the rise of religious extremism. Plus, Tony Abbott on the fallout from Sydney’s anti-Israel protests.

Violent protests on the streets of Sydney amid Israeli President Issac Herzog’s visit, and speculation the Liberal Party could have a new leader by the end of the week. Plus, live to the UK where Keir Starmer faces growing calls to resign.

Peta calls for Sussan Ley to resign for the good of the Liberal Party. Plus, tensions between Labor and the Reserve Bank ramp up, as Jim Chalmers tires to play blame games.

Fears of violent protests ahead of Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Australia. Plus, ex-state deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth comes under fire for quitting politics months out from the Victorian election. 

Labor faces backlash after announcing a major sell-off of defence property. Plus, shocking posters pop up in Melbourne appearing to lionise the Bondi shooter.

The Nationals reject Sussan Ley’s ultimatum which would see three of their members sin-binned for six months. Plus, a university student taking on the left by setting up a Reform UK group on campus.

Police investigate further overseas travel of the father and son accused of carrying out the Bondi terror attack. Plus, can the Liberals and Nationals find a way to mend their separation?

Sussan Ley limps on as Liberal leader as potential challengers Angus Taylor and Andrew Hastie meet privately. Plus, a former army chief on Beijing’s threats over the Port of Darwin. 

David Littleproud faces a potential leadership revolt as new Sky polling confirms the meteoric rise of One Nation.  Plus, top Imams slam Scott Morrison’s calls to reform Islamic teaching in Australia. 

Labor’s rank hypocrisy on hate speech following the visa cancellation of a Jewish media star. Plus, calls grow to make it illegal to burn the Australian flag. 

Peta discusses why Australia is a country worth celebrating, as polls show a majority now support our national day. Plus, former deputy PM John Anderson’s blunt advice for the Liberals and Nationals.

Senators Matt Canavan and Jacinta Nampijinpa Price on the future of the Liberals and Nationals following the Coalition’s implosion. Plus, Alex Ryvchin joins the program on the National Day of Mourning for the Bondi attack victims.

Massive speculation the Coalition could split following divisions over Labor’s hate speech laws. Plus, the PM is called out for trying to link Scott Morrison to the nation’s antisemitism crisis. 

Labor’s controversial hate speech laws pass the lower house, Tony Abbott on what must be done to address radical Islam. Plus, a former state Chief Medical Officer on an Australian gender clinic that is enabling double mastectomies for teenage girls.

Parliament returns early following the Bondi massacre to debate new gun control legislation and hate speech reforms. Plus, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation overtakes the Coalition in the latest Newspoll. 

Fears of a US strike in Iran grow as with its air space now closed, multiple cars have been swept out to sea as flash flooding threatens Victoria. Plus, the Adelaide Festival's astonishing backflip as it reinstates Randa Abdel-Fattah.

Donald Trump vows help is on the way for Iranian protesters as the death toll grows into the thousands. Plus, one business leader is pushing back against the corporate cancellation of Australia Day. 

Kevin Rudd makes a snap resignation as ambassador to the US, but a key contender to replace him has also made terrible slurs about Trump. Plus, the Adelaide Writers' Festival now axed after its director dramatically quit amid mass walkouts.  

Cartoonist Cathy Wilcox unleashes in an expletive-laden rant as Nine issues a half-hearted apology for her highly offensive cartoon. Plus, Pauline Hanson's One Nation now level with the Coalition according to the latest poll.

Three people unaccounted for as devestating fires rage across Victoria, the PM refuses to admit that he was wrong about not calling a Royal Commission. Plus, protests erupt across Iran demanding freedom and an end to the authoritarian regime.

Mayhem in the US after an anti-ICE protester is shot and a governor makes what sounds like a call for insurrection. Plus, Bondi hero Ahmed al Ahmed goes to New York, and you'll never guess who he wants to meet.

While Australia calls for a Royal Commission, the Sydney Morning Herald publishes a cartoon about it. Plus, the flamboyant Governor of Minnesota Tim Walz becomes the latest victim of the Somali daycare scandal.

Spiked Magazine's Brendan O'Neill lifts the lid on Kier Starmer's latest deportation debacle and reveals why just maybe, diversity isn't our strength. Plus, Kurt Schlichter explains just who is behind the opposition to Trump's raid on Maduro.

Mounting talk that parliament will go back early amid demands Albanese calls for a Royal Commission. Plus, Labor loves day care but parents are crying out for choice.

Calls for a royal commission into the Bondi terror attack are growing louder, Xi Jinping doubles down on plans to reunify China and Taiwan. Plus, what is causing a stir in one state's physical education school syllabus? 

Massive crowds go to vantage points around the nation to ring in the new year amid ramped up security, One Nation's Pauline Hanson surges in polling. Plus, former PM John Howard and former treasurer Peter Costello have advice for the Liberal Party.

The Prime Minister continues to ignore calls for a Royal Commission into the Bondi terror attack, Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu meet in Florida. Plus, the Albanese government's renewable energy transition isn't going to plan.

The families of the victims from the Bondi terror attack have issued a joint statement calling on the Prime Minister to launch a Commonwealth royal commission. Plus, US President Donald Trump has met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

The brother of a Bondi massacre victim blasts the PM for visiting him in hospital, a high school teacher referred to a counter-terrorism program in the UK. Plus, the Coalition loses ground to One Nation among older voters.