



The Late Debate | 10 March
The Victorian government to pay businesses $50m compensation for losses suffered during Covid. Plus, a decision by the British government to pause the prescription of cross sex hormones for children experiencing gender dysphoria.

The Late Debate | 9 March
Outrage in Victoria after the Jacinta Allan government announces a tax on people wanting to look at rock formations. Plus, the relationship between Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer goes from frosty to even frostier.

The Late Debate | 5 March
Angus Taylor has been warned that if he doesn't do a preference deal with One Nation, he'll suffer an even bigger backlash from conservative voters. Plus, the plot thickens surrounding Jacinta Allan's sudden popularity on Instagram.

The Late Debate | 4 March
Why is the Victorian government paying Aboriginal groups so much more than anyone else to undertake back burning? Plus, NSW Premier Chris Minns cancels a Ramadan dinner after a Sydney mayor accuses him of having a fetish for attacking Muslims.

The Late Debate | 3 March
Andrew Hastie says the rules-based order is dead. But was it ever alive? Plus, a Sydney banker objects to a $1.7b wind farm development because it would produce psychological harm and spiritual distress.

The Late Debate | 2 March
Australian Islamic groups announce special events to honour the martyrdom of Iran's Ayatollah. Plus, Penny Wong succeeds in having One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson censured for a comment she made on Sky News about Muslims.

The Late Debate | 26 February
A reality TV contestant has been slammed for insisting he wants a traditional marriage. Is he a dangerous misogynist? Or are people over-reacting?

The Late Debate | 25 February
Why is the NSW government creating a 250-strong rapid response unit to protect places of worship and community events? Plus, Alex Antic has released a hilarious statement detailing exactly what went on during a meeting with Cory Bernardi.

The Late Debate | 24 February
The Prime Minister has been evacuated from The Lodge after a threat to his safety, police have not yet disclosed what that threat was. Plus, Newsom pushes the Democratic Party to be 'more culturally normal' if they want to win.

The Late Debate | 23 February
The number of poorly performing school graduates enrolling to become teachers is growing. Plus, divorce lawyers warn that people are increasingly using AI in the Family Court to manipulate evidence against their former partners.