Steve Price | 30 October

Erin Patterson loses her appeal and faces life without parole, calls grow for an urgent audit of government spending and debt. Plus, One Nation proposes scrapping gun ownership caps and the national buyback scheme.

Steve Price | 23 October

Labor fails to stump up cash to send Aussie astronaut into space, Rockhampton MP's resignation creates a parliamentary opening. Plus, Crisafulli has warned against optional preferential voting.

Steve Price | 16 October

Labor reignites the abortion debate ahead of the November election, MP Allegra Spender begins a fresh fight to protect students from discrimination. Plus, energy expert Saul Kavonic runs a ruler over the government's gas reserve policy. 

Steve Price | 9 October

James Newberry targets Victoria's bail and crime record ahead of the election, taxpayers spend $20 million on a sparsely attended pre-COP event in Fiji. Plus, the ATO reverses its small business credit card ban as Jim Chalmers claims credit.

Steve Price | 2 October

ADF faces scrutiny over alleged waste of taxpayer money inside the Defence Department, retail theft reaches record levels as Chris Garnaut labels Victoria a criminal's dream state. Plus, the latest on an attempted hijacking terror attack.

Steve Price | 25 September

Anthony Albanese pushes global AI Guardrails while the US embraces boom, warnings over the security of electric cars have been ignored. Plus, Victoria’s Royal Commission into construction industry corruption has begun.

Steve Price | 18 September

Up to 600 workers at a steel plant will be made redundant, ASIO Boss Mike Burgess has issued a terrifying warning. Plus, King Charles denies claims made in a new book by Princess Diana's brother.

Steve Price | 11 September

Victoria moves to decriminalise begging as Melbourne's hospitality industry warns of the impact, Campbell Newman weighs in on the One Nation-Andrew Hastie stoush. Plus, Queensland's credit rating faces a downgrade as Victoria comes under scrutiny.

Steve Price | 28 August

Rescuers race against time after devastating floods in Nepal, with dozens of Australians reportedly missing. Veteran Chris May says Australia is failing those who served. Plus, taxpayers foot a $650 a night hotel bill for NSW Small Business Minister.

Steve Price | 21 August

The Sydney Swans has been rocked by the actions of five players and allegations of sexual assault, Albanese avoids directly apologising for his melons joke. Plus, Bowen's possible carbon-credit scheme will make life more expensive for Australians.