Paul Murray is joined by Liberal senator Jim Molan, who opens up about his recent health battle. Plus, Federal Education Minister Alan Tudge criticises activist history lessons in schools, and Paul calls out Albo's latest publicity stunt.

Paul Murray is joined by Liberal senator Jim Molan, who opens up about his recent health battle. Plus, Federal Education Minister Alan Tudge criticises activist history lessons in schools, and Paul calls out Albo's latest publicity stunt.

Join Paul Murray and his team as they take an alternative look at the day's news. They also bring you one or two stories you may have missed.

Join Paul Murray and his team as they take an alternative look at the day&apos;s news. They also bring you one or two stories you may have missed

Paul Murray Live

Paul Murray Live, Monday 3rd May

The Coalition reunites for a second time, Labor won't own their economic mismanagement. Plus, Israel President Isaac Herzog arrives tomorrow. 

The Coalition reunites for a second time, Labor won't own their economic mismanagement. Plus, Israel President Isaac Herzog arrives tomorrow.&nbsp;

Paul Murray Live | 8 February

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Perth attack declared a terror incident, 64 defence sites to be wholly divested. Plus, data released by Dementia Australia today has revealed that the number of Australians living with dementia in 2026 has increased to an estimated 446,5001.

Perth attack declared a terror incident, 64 defence sites to be wholly divested. Plus, data released by Dementia Australia today has revealed that the number of Australians living with dementia in 2026 has increased to an estimated 446,5001.

Paul Murray Live | 5 February

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The Coalition stalemate, and how the Liberals and Nationals became a walking punchline in Question Time. Plus, the City of Melbourne votes to implement a "you break it, you buy it" rule for vandals who attack statues and memorials.

The Coalition stalemate, and how the Liberals and Nationals became a walking punchline in Question Time. Plus, the City of Melbourne votes to implement a "you break it, you buy it" rule for vandals who attack statues and memorials.

Paul Murray Live | 4 February

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Paul Murray Live, Monday 3rd May

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