The common sense approach to the big issues facing the nation.
The Iran war sparks a fuel crisis across Australia. Plus, the Labor minister who backs national values.
John Howard joins Chris Kenny live in the studio to discuss Iran, One Nation and the changing face of politics. Plus, the Nationals elect yet another leader following David Littleproud's shock resignation yesterday.
The five brave Iranian soccer players who now call Australia home as their teammates are about to be flown out of the country. We ask whether Donald Trump helped their cause.
The Iran war hitting home, petrol prices up, stock market down, and decisions to be made for our military and visiting Iranians. Chris speaks with Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister Ted O’Brien.
The Iran conflict enters its fifth day and spreads further across the region. former British colonel Richard Kemp and Alexander Downer join the show.
The US and Israel claim to have destroyed most of Iran’s air defences and its navy. Chris speaks with Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel.
The war in Iran set to escalate, as Saudi Arabia is hit and tens of thousands of Australians are stranded in the Middle East.
The long-awaited US & Israeli strike against Iran, Chris speaks with Shadow Defence Minister James Paterson & attorney Elica Le Bon.
The PM's two character flaws. Plus, One Nation’s next parliamentarian, former Liberal senator Cory Bernardi joins the show.
Tonight Donald Trump gives his State of the Union address, and guess what, he gives himself a wrap. Plus, after evacuating The Lodge last night, Anthony Albanese gets heckled by protesters today, and wants everyone else to turn the temperature down.
The Royal Commission into antisemitism gets underway. Chris explains what's missing in the inquiry and the government's approach.
One Nation's first electoral test will be in the South Australian election, just four weeks away. Plus, the former prince Andrew faces shame, ridicule and possible charges, will he be removed from the line of succession?
One Nation’s one time Muslim candidate hits back at Pauline Hanson over those controversial comments. Plus, a man who lost his daughter in an Intifada attack shares his thoughts on calls to globalise the intifada.
The government under fire over ISIS brides, and it finally acts to block one woman’s return, for a month. Plus, Pauline Hanson under fire for her slur against all Muslims.
ISIS brides heading from Syria to Australia. The Coalition says they should be blocked, but what will the Albanese government do? Plus, Angus Taylor unveils the new Coalition frontbench.
The Coalition finally setting itself to take on Labor over immigration and big government. Plus, the green energy sector is boasting about lower wholesale electricity prices, we’ll look at why that isn’t helping consumers.
The Liberal leadership set for a Friday the 13th showdown. Plus, Chris exposes the anti-Israel lies from Grace Tame, other activists and media.
All eyes on Angus Taylor in Canberra as a challenge against Sussan Ley is imminent. Plus, Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister responds to Grace Tame's calls for intifada.
The feral protesters finally get their comeuppance. Plus, the exclusive story of yet another attempt to mislead the public over just who is criticising Israel.
The Israeli President comforts Australians at Bondi and demands more action against antisemitism globally. Plus, Sussan Ley is about to become the first female former leader of the federal Liberal Party. What next for the Coalition?
A Muslim Labor MP breaks ranks with his own government over the visit of Israel’s President. Plus, the Prime Minister reacts to last night’s revelation by Pauline Hanson that she’d be happy to form a coalition with the Liberals and Nationals.
The Coalition still in shambles but is Clive Palmer coming back to the fold? Plus, does the rise of Trump, and Reform and other parties in Europe demonstrate that Australia is part of a global trend?
Interest rates rise for the first time in two years. Plus, One Nation snares Cory Bernardi as a star candidate for next month's South Australian election.
Australians who are Jewish need protection from potential terrorist attacks, not from guns, but from cars and trucks. Plus, the latest polls have worse news for the former Coalition parties as they gather in Canberra again for Parliament.
The Liberal leadership stalemate, Andrew Hastie and Angus Taylor haggle over who will challenge Sussan Ley for the top job. Plus, a Labor Minister lashes out at Scott Morrison’s sensible ideas for tackling Islamist extremism.
Interest rates set to head upwards again, and electricity prices heading ever higher too. Labor breaking faith with all it promised. Plus, Opposition chaos continues, now Nationals Leader David Littleproud is facing a leadership showdown.
A man faces hate speech laws for allegedly demonising Jews, but the government bans another Israeli commentator from Australia. Plus, should burning the flag be a crime?
Hatred on our streets while most of the country’s at the beach or having a barbie. Plus, the Liberals pondering their leadership options as Andrew Hastie seems set for a tilt at the top job.
Sussan Ley’s days are numbered as the Coalition falls apart. Plus, Donald Trump gives the Europeans a dressing down, and strikes a deal over Greenland.
Three Nationals quit the shadow cabinet after voting against the new hate speech laws, will One Nation try to recruit them?
Another antisemitic attack in Melbourne as the prime minister refuses to apologise for failing to heed warnings in the lead up to the Bondi terror attack.
The fall out from the alleged Bondi Beach Islamist terrorist attack that killed 15 Australians last month, as parliament is recalled to honour the dead and the heroes and consider new laws in response to the atrocity.
After two years of inaction by Labor on stamping out antisemitism, Anthony Albanese has conceded he could have done more. Plus, host Sarah Ferguson sunk to a new low during an interview with former treasurer Josh Frydenberg.
Alleged Bondi gunman Naveed Akram has been charged with 59 offences in the wake of Sunday's terror attack. Plus, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made only one fleeting visit to the Bondi Memorial, that was on Monday morning.
Father and son terrorists Sajid and Naveed Akram were inspired by ISIS, the nation mourns Bondi massacre victims. Plus, Muslim leaders are not meeting us halfway and neither is the Prime Minister.
Live from Bondi following the horrific terror attack which left 15 innocent victims dead.
The expenses scandal continues as the prime minister washes his hands of the affair and tries to move on. Plus, the reckless renewables roll out continues, where will the flashpoints be in the year ahead.
The social media ban for under 16s now in force and already being worked around. Plus, The Communications Minister Anika Wells ducking for cover while the PM plays the gender card.
Remember Labor’s promised cuts to electricity prices, well they just keep going up and up, and they’ll jump early next year, too. Plus, it’s full steam ahead for AUKUS but now Donald Trump’s protectionism might hurt our farmers again.
Barnaby Joyce formally signs on with Pauline Hanson's One Nation. Plus, Anika Wells finds herself in a world of strife as more lavish taxpayer-funded trips are uncovered.
Are the climate alarmists getting too excited about our weather? the government under pressure over ISIS brides. Plus, artificial intelligence confirms the truth about renewables pushing up your electricity prices.
Government spending running wild, but individuals and households are stuck in a cost-of-living crisis. Plus, antisemitism still rampant, Chris speaks with Alex Ryvchin.
E-bikes on our streets and footpaths, rising accidents and deaths across the nation prompt action. Plus, the energy regulator confirms power price increases are creating pain across the economy.
Warnings about the risk of blackouts and demands for more costly investments. Plus, autism diagnoses through the roof as the NDIS funds more than 220,000 children.
Barnaby Joyce quits the nationals, from leader to outsider. Plus, big power bills, big batteries and big problems, we’ll keep probing on our national energy self-harm.
CPI figures up again, as Labor’s big spending and an annual 37 per cent jump in power prices fuel the inflation beast. Plus, the energy debate continues as Blackout Bowen lives up to his name in Question Time.
Pauline Hanson banned from the Senate for a week over her burqa stunt. Plus, a world exclusive sneak preview of her new movie, that’s just been banned from Parliament House.
Pauline Hanson dons a burka in the senate again. Plus, if Chris Bowen reckons he can save the world, you'd think he could get our power prices down.
Mark Speakman quits as NSW Liberal leader. Plus, the UN’s climate COP shambles, Australia dodges a bullet and we give Chris Bowen to the world!
Labor's lies on energy exposed. Plus, the ABC boss fronts up to the Press Club only to confirm he’s digging in behind the national broadcaster’s dodgy editing of Donald Trump.
