Outsiders
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Outsiders | 13 September
Andrew Hastie and Pauline Hanson lock horns over a satirical cartoon branding the Liberal MP a 'traitor', new figures show Sydney has a staggering number of migrants. Plus, Jim Chalmers is accused of hypocrisy.
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Outsiders | 6 September
The energy minister racks up taxpayers' bill to push a climate scare, Tony Abbott says police officers were told to target the far-right over radical Islamists. Plus, anti-immigration protesters disrupt the Port of Dover in the UK.
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Outsiders | 30 August
One Nation candidate Luke Herdegen celebrates a historic win in WA, reports shed light on Sajid Akram's attempts to obtain firearms. Plus, the man who bashed a triple amputee uses a bold excuse in court.
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Outsiders | 23 August
Kemi Badenoch takes aim at multiculturalism in Britain, a Perth man faces court over Facebook posts linked to death threats against One Nation Pauline Hanson. Plus, Victoria's Parliament passes a bill for new history lessons about Australia.
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Outsiders | 16 August
Anthony Albanese is facing calls to apologise for his crude joke to Japan’s PM, thousands of students rally against One Nation leader Pauline Hanson. Plus, the AFL are slammed over a female player policy.
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Outsiders | 9 August
Britain's new Justice Minister Jake Richards backs Labor's "smashing the gangs" agenda, activist students target Pauline Hanson and Gina Rinehart. Plus, Elon Musk's X hit with a $910,000 fine.
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Outsiders | 2 August
Anthony Albanese under fire after people abroad badly receive his melons joke, Iran carries out public executions of young protestors from cranes. Plus, Angus Taylor renews coalition plan to overhaul public service.
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Outsiders | 26 July
Australian swimmers could receive $20,000 from Gina Rinehart as fury rises over ABC's depiction of her, former Qantas boss Alan Joyce makes a formal apology. Plus, more transparency is needed over the government's media grants.
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Outsiders | 19 July
Anthony Albanese reaches for another metaphor on Indigenous Australia as critics argue Labor's spending is leaving young Australians to foot the bill. Plus, the killings of Charlie Kirk and Ann Widdecombe reignite debate over political violence.
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Outsiders | 12 July
Pauline Hanson meets controversial UK activist Tommy Robinson, Treasurer Jim Chalmers struggles to keep control as the housing market suffers under Labor. Plus, man arrested over Ann Widdecombe's murder is released and no longer under investigation.
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