

The Bolt Report | 13 August
The ugly student protests against Pauline Hanson today, Australia's biggest mosque is fighting for the right to broadcast a call to prayer over the neighbourhood. Plus, our RAF bases have been buzzed by drones 147 times in a year.

The Bolt Report | 12 August
Anthony Albanese refuses to apologise over melon gaffe. Plus, warnings mount of the nation's spiralling housing crisis.

The Bolt Report | 11 August
Anthony Albanese digs himself a bigger hole over his sexist joke about Japan's prime minister, Donald Trump limits vaccinations repeating a hoax claim about links to autism. Plus, should shop signs include English?

The Bolt Report | 10 August
Japan outraged over Albanese's vulgar mockery of Sanae Takaichi, drones seen in restricted NSW airspace. Plus, Benjamin Netanyahu rejects US 15-point plan to disarm Hamas.

The Bolt Report | 6 August
Another Labor minister has been spending up big with your money, migrants are being given pamphlets explaining how to safely cross the English Channel. Plus, the ABC finally apologises, but is it enough?

The Bolt Report | 5 August
Chris Bowen's bizarre climate speech today, another big scandal with Victoria's Labor government. Plus, Anthony Albanese insults Japan all over again.

The Bolt Report | 4 August
A shocking new warning about house prices after the government's bungling, the ABC's scandals deepen as Labor ministers now turning on the national broadcaster. Plus, the amazing lies of the youngest black professor appointed by Cambridge.

The Bolt Report | 3 August
The real agenda of the ugly protesters who want to disrupt Pauline Hanson's rally, the ABC are in danger from Gina Rinehart after screening a vile attack on her. Plus, Anthony Albanese breaks yet another promise.

The Bolt Report | 30 July
An apology from the woman who made that sick ABC film about Gina Rinehart. Plus, Pauline Hanson’s new law to stop terrorists coming back to Australia but the Albanese government says we shouldn’t even try.

The Bolt Report | 29 July
It's time for Pauline Hanson. She has voters' attention, but she must now gain their trust. Plus, a former Labor minister publishes a new book warning against the new Australian 'apartheid'.