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Tonight, Matt Canavan will make a controversial announcement exclusively on the show, diesel has run out at 80 petrol stations across NSW. Plus, the resistance movement inside Tulsi Gabbard's directorate of national intelligence.

The United States drops bunker buster bombs on underground missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, major concerns the Albanese government is leading us into an economic catastrophe with soaring inflation, rate rises and fuel supply issues.

The RBA unleashes a war-time rate hike with Michelle Bullock declaring price spikes from Iran are not behind the raise. Plus, key Iranian security officials targeted in Israeli airstrikes, including senior security official Ali Larijani.

Rates are set to rise tomorrow, the ABC gives a soft run to Grace Tame over her globalise the intifada chant. Plus, Tony Burke accused of risking the lives of Australian soccer players by plastering their photographs all over social media.

The former ASIO boss Dennis Richardson who has sensationally quit the Bondi Royal Commission, Pauline Hanson has accused Matt Canavan of joining the woke pile-on of her. Plus, the Spokeskid of Israel has visited Bondi.

The Nationals leadership baton was passed to Matt Canavan today. Plus, Operation Epic Fury is entering its most intense days of fighting with America ramping up strikes on Tehran.

Australia's fuel crisis deepens, encrypted messages intercepted by intelligence agencies have revealed that Iranian sleeper cells are being activated globally. Plus, the secret plan to help the Iranian soccer players escape.

Black rain hails down on Iran after major explosions at their storage depots, grave fears for the Iranian women's soccer team. Plus, a shocking revelation that a serial killer has been living with two foster children.

5000 bombs dropped on Tehran as the US sinks an Iranian warship in international waters. Plus, President Donald Trump and Ben Shapiro hit back at Megyn Kelly for blaming high-profile jews for America going to war.

Israel warns hardline Khamenei successors will be targeted as Israel shoots down an Iranian manned jet over Tehran, how the MAGA base is reacting to Trump's war on Iran. Plus, the bust-up that sank a $200 million deal.

Israel advances into southern Lebanon in operations against Hezbollah, Donald Trump warns there are "more attacks ahead" against Iran. Plus, Albanese is under fire for a $670,000 taxpayer-funded grant to an Islamic organisation.

Iran's strikes on Arab nations backfire, the stunning surprise attack on Ayatollah Khamenei drawing on flawless intelligence. Plus, from Zohran Mamdani to the ABC's John Lyons, not everyone is supporting the war.

ISIS children front the cameras to try convince Australians this cohort isn't extreme. America and Israel on the verge of war with Iran. Plus, Albanese shouldn't have apologised for calling Grace Tame difficult and should have gone even further.

Serious questions over a Western Sydney doctor at the centre of the ISIS brides controversy. Plus, the two men arrested over the cruel kidnapping and murder of grandfather, Chris Baghsarian have been named.

Chris Minns has exposed Albanese's deception over the ISIS cohort, Trump's tariffs are helping the US economy. Plus, with our Bondi documentary airing tomorrow, I'll have one mum on the show who shielded her three children as bullets went flying.

Shocking vision of radicalised ISIS brides and children in Syrian camps. Plus, the prime minister's hypocrisy in condemning Pauline Hanson for her inflammatory rhetoric, arguing it can lead to violence.

The Albanese government says it's giving "no assistance" to Australians stuck in an ISIS-linked Syrian camp. Plus, wages go backwards, health premiums go up and more plans to slug consumers with higher electricity bills.

Tonight I can reveal, the ISIS brides trying to return to Australia have not been interviewed by our authorities in more than three years. Plus, Angus Taylor has promoted top talent who were dumped under Sussan Ley.

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and Andrew Hastie are set to be returned to shadow cabinet. Plus, I'll show you the moment of the first ever gunshot at Bondi Beach. 

It's the last chance saloon for the Liberal Party, with ten frontbenchers quitting to back Angus Taylor. Plus, we'll cross live to Melbourne as protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog heat up. 

Angus Taylor has declared his candidacy for leader of the Liberal Party saying it needs strong leadership, clear direction and a courageous focus on Australian values. Plus, Pauline Hanson’s party sits close to Labor nationally according to polls.

Sydney’s streets explode as anti-Israel and anti-Australian protestors clash with police, voters in Sussan Ley’s own “safe” seat are turning against her. Plus, King Charles backs a police probe into his brother Andrew.

Tonight, in a nation-wide exclusive, I sit down with the Israeli President Isaac Herzog, Sussan Ley's leadership on life support after brutal polling. Plus, has government spending led to the interest rate rise?

Albanese's secret plan to raise the capital gains tax, explosive revelations from the Epstein files as the scandal engulfs Keir Starmer. Plus, Trump warns Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei should be very worried.

The Albanese government under pressure to cut spending amid warnings rates will continue to rise. Plus, police warn they can't keep Jewish Australians safe ahead of Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit. 

Interest rates rise again and Jim Chalmers is blaming the Opposition, the Coalition is still split as the Nationals dig in. Plus, Cory Bernardi is back on the political field with One Nation.

Coalition chaos as Sussan Ley and David Littleproud just wrapped up "peace talks". Plus, NSW Labor moves to outlaw the chant "globalise the intifada" but stops short of banning "from the river to the sea".

Australia's inflation problem is flaring up again, plus a warning we could become an energy superpower that can't keep the lights on at home. Plus, the Lebanese Muslim Association has launched a blistering attack on Scott Morrison.

The Coalition has already broken up. Now the Liberals and Nationals are competing to see who can roll their leader first. Plus, NSW Liberal leader Kellie Sloane appoints, essentially, a "minister for men".

Australia Day has turned into open season on our national symbols, so why are authorities tolerating it? Plus, Tony Burke's first exercise of his expanded powers to block a Jew who was critical of Islam from entering the country.

Is the Coalition imploding? Every Nationals MP has now quit the frontbench following a late party room meeting tonight. Plus, Anthony Albanese says "responsibility starts with me", then points the finger at Scott Morrison.

Tony Burke says Labor's new hate speech laws will tackle the "motivation" for terror, and gun laws will tackle the "method". Plus, shocking CCTV out of Melbourne of Jewish schoolboys chased down the street by a ute.

The Prime Minister makes a "solemn vow" to keep Jewish Australians safe, but his own Home Affairs Minister can't even say the obvious about radical Islamist terror. Plus, One Nation surges past the Coalition in the latest Newspoll.

The extraordinary courage of a 14-year-old girl who came out of her hiding place at the Bondi terror attack to protect two children. Plus, a young paramedic shot during the attack tells his story.

New information about what police and intelligence agencies knew about the alleged gunmen, the parents of 10-year-old Matilda speak about how they lost her in the crowd. Plus, Josh Frydenberg's speech for the ages. 

NSW Premier Chris Minns makes the extraordinary admission there were only two police officers in the park when the shooting began. Plus, how Rabbi Eli Schlanger was killed trying to protect innocent civilians. 

A new report shows five per cent of Australian parents are skipping Christmas because they can't afford it. Plus, Morry Schwartz's frustrated emails imploring a board to act on anti-Israel hate.

Leaked ABC emails expose bias at the broadcaster, Albanese takes credit for a policy that wasn't his idea. Plus, Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi charges taxpayers for her family members to fly to Melbourne.

The RBA Governor warns of rate rises in the new year, the clash between Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson and ABC host Sarah Ferguson in the corridors of parliament. Plus, Albanese's attitude to travel expenses has changed in the past decade.

Anika Wells fails to declare nine freebies to A-list events, the graffiti granny caught on camera by neighbours now breaks her silence. Plus, parents prepare for the under-16 social media ban.

Liberal party moderates spooked by the term mass migration as Sussan Ley prepares to unveil her immigration policy, Labor has no idea how much its net zero fantasy will cost. Plus, Jacinta Allan's new apartment levy which has developers furious. 

Tony Burke secretly told Home Affairs he wouldn’t stop ISIS brides returning, relief as a 71-year-old grandmother is finally charged over anti-Israel graffiti. Plus, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio drops a surprising claim about aliens.

Police charge a 71-year-old grandmother over anti-Israel graffiti, Penny Wong ducks fresh Higgins cover-up questions. Plus, top diabetes and weight-loss drugs get new warnings about suicidal ideation.

Albanese’s wedding guest list raises fresh questions on the “Mean Girls” inquiry, Guy Pearce quits social media after spreading shocking Israel misinformation. Plus, Melbourne kids hide under desks amid injecting-room crime.

Barnaby Joyce's close friend Matt Canavan gives his reaction to him quitting the Nationals, the Albanese Government's obsession with entitlements push up inflation. Plus, hundreds feared dead in the devastating Hong Kong fire.

Inflation blows out, killing any hope of rate cuts, then a real-life blackout in Question Time sums up Labor’s energy chaos, police fume as an anti-Semitic vandal walks free. Plus, Trump envoy Steve Witkoff caught coaching a Putin aide on flattery.

Pauline Hanson fires back at the Coalition and Labor MPs who attacked her over the burqa stunt, parliament in lockdown mode during a Chinese Communist Party visit. Plus, the huge amount Victorian taxpayers are forking out for ministerial staffers. 

Discussions unfold about whether Chris Bowen should step aside as energy minister after taking on the COP31 presidency, the bombshell plan for Josh Frydenberg to return to politics. Plus, UK police set to question Andrew's close protection officers. 

Sussan Ley has blind-sided Angus Taylor by giving a major address on defence that she failed to consult him on, Labor's accusations against Linda Reynolds. Plus, neo-Nazi Joel Davis has been arrested by the Federal Police in Bondi today.

Kellie Sloane is likely to be the Liberal leader, explosive Epstein files are now set to be released and are tearing apart the MAGA movement. Plus, Dave Sharma demands answers from Tony Burke on why the family of an Iranian general was given a visa.