



The Late Debate | 9 July
Marvel Stadium in Melbourne has been filled tonight with Indians who came out to see the prime minister of their former country Narendra Modi. Plus, is it ever okay to tell off someone else's child for getting rough with your child?

The Late Debate | 8 July
Prince Harry has lost his privacy case against the Daily Mail, Donald Trump says the ceasefire with Iran is over and has labelled the regime "liars", "scum" and "sick people. Plus, Telstra outage affects thousands.

The Late Debate | 7 July
Donald Trump touches down in Turkey for the NATO summit. Plus, a group of athletes fight to stop the ABC publishing messages from a private group chat that were leaked by an ex-girlfriend.

The Late Debate | 6 July
One Nation says translators should be taken away from government services because it discourages migrants from speaking English. Plus, the UK government wants to take control of social media algorithms to boost the BBC's content.

The Late Debate | 2 July
Taxpayers are funding an influencer to sell Snowy 2.0 as value for money, Canberra's Midwinter Ball had politicians use their outfits to promote a pet cause. Plus, why is the Trump administration considering a ban on pregnant women entering the US?

The Late Debate | 1 July
Almost half of Labor voters have no idea who should succeed Albanese, why is the ABC encouraging Australian kids to design a new national flag? Plus, transgender activists go wild after the Queen invites JK Rowling to talk about child literacy

The Late Debate | 30 June
The Spanish government decides deporting illegal migrants is too hard, the Victorian Liberals face some big decisions as Deeming returns from overseas. Plus, a survey of 15,000 Australians reveals which state is home to the happiest people.

The Late Debate | 29 June
Paul Hogan has thrown One Nation into the fire describing Pauline Hanson as a pelican and a racist, Jacinta Allan is about to learn that ideology has consequences. Plus, almost 20,000 foreign criminals are living free in the United Kingdom.

The Late Debate | 25 June
The official opening of the Australian War Memorial's redevelopment had a lengthy welcome to country but no national anthem. Plus, the net zero fantasy is going really well in the UK as an electric bus burst into flames.

The Late Debate | 24 June
Spy boss Mike Burgess has said he is gravely concerned about the temperature and trajectory of terror threats in Australia. Plus, Pauline Hanson says the Socceroos are the perfect example of monoculturalism.