



The Bond Report | 18 September
The RBA governor has issued an inflation warning, a national roundtable will be held on Indigenous child safety crisis. Plus, taxpayers could be slugged for Dan Andrews and Jacinta Allan's legal fees.

The Bond Report | 11 September
September 11 marks 25 years since the terrorist attacks that changed America and the world, The High Court rejects an appeal over sex-based rights. Plus, Sydney sees 350,000 migrants arrive as thousands leave.

The Bond Report | 4 September
The government has set up a ministry of truth to combat 'climate misinformation', Labor's costly health insurance plan may close hospitals and hike maternity costs. Plus, HSBC is the latest bank to predict a 13 per cent drop in property values.

The Bond Report | 28 August
More Australians are missing in Nepal's floods as the death toll nears 500, the true cost of repairing vandalised colonial landmarks is revealed. Plus, uranium found in popular brand of illicit cigarettes as calls grow to slash tobacco tax.

The Bond Report | 21 August
The government is under fire over economic management as the national debt passes $1 trillion, a Russian-Australian citizen has been arrested and accused of foreign interference. Plus, a parliamentary inquiry says it's time to cut the tobacco tax.

The Bond Report | 14 August
Penny Wong rejects monoculturalism as a threat to Australia's security, Tasmania's government accused of misleading the public over injuries in its push to ban greyhound racing. Plus, Nigel Farage wins re-election in Britain.

The Bond Report | 7 August
Anthony Albanese's tax hikes smash the property market, Energy Minister Chris Bowen spends over $118K in an attempt to secure climate summit. Plus, Cambridge University's youngest-ever Black professor is accused of plagiarism.

The Bond Report | 31 July
A proposed deal to end Hamas' rule in Gaza awaits Israel's response, debate grows over plans to broadcast the Islamic call to prayer across western Sydney. Plus, Labor faces fresh calls to cut tobacco taxes to curb the illicit cigarette trade.

The Bond Report | 24 July
The ALP national conference is underway as Ed Husic pushes for a harder line on Israel, year 8 students are made to recite chants about gender ideology at school. Plus, the US imposes a 12.5 per cent tariff on Australia.

The Bond Report | 17 July
Victorian Liberals prepare to decide Moira Deeming's future, Australia's smoking rate falls to a record low as the illicit tobacco trade surges. Plus, confusion grows over whether the national anthem will be played at next year's Australia Day cricket match.