

Sharri | 21 July
Pauline Hanson declares she's happy to work with Opposition Leader Angus Taylor to get rid of the Albanese government, Angus Taylor slams alleged ISIS bride bail. Plus, more public servants working from home.

Sharri | 20 July
Security intelligence figures are supporting Pauline Hanson's call to ban the burqa for new immigrants, an alleged ISIS bride accused of terror charges has been granted bail. Plus, a university chancellor calls out antisemitism.

Sharri | 16 July
The Liberal Party weighs gender quotas as part of a plan to rebuild support, One Nation declares it's no threat to the Coalition. Plus, a debate grows over whether the Liberals should rebuild around demographics or conservative values.

Sharri | 14 July
Jim Chalmers is faced with a dilemma of whether to cut taxes or return the budget to a surplus, Angus Taylor softens his language about One Nation. Plus, the investigation into the murder of Ann Widdecombe is taken over by counter-terrorism officers.

Sharri | 13 July
New polling reveals a drop in support for One Nation, the Bondi Royal Commission into antisemitism continues as more students and teachers continue to feel unsafe. Plus, cricket returns to Australia Day without the national anthem.

Sharri | 9 July
ABC's false Gaza report dominates the Bondi Royal Commission, Anthony Albanese meets with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Plus, Telstra's second network failure hits.

Sharri | 8 July
The government doubles down on a decisive welcome to country ceremony, Telco outages impact thousands. Plus, Prince Harry loses privacy court case.

Sharri | 7 July
China missile test sparks concern, Donald Trump's FIFA World Cup intervention is criticised. Plus, the economy is at risk under Anthony Albanese.

Sharri | 6 July
Anthony Albanese is forced into a humiliating apology over his crude Kylie Minogue comments, China sends a nuclear-capable warning shot into the South Pacific. Plus, Iran stages a funeral spectacle for its slain Supreme Leader.

Sharri | 2 July
The Royal Commission descends into farce, Jacinta Allan records her lowest ever approval rating. Plus, Karl Stefanovic uses a new interview with British broadcaster Piers Morgan to unload on his former employer Nine.