The Sydney Swans apologise for their Bondi terror attack speech that didn't mention the Jewish community. Plus, Jim Chalmers offers reassurance to Australians on fuel supply and fuel prices.

The Sydney Swans apologise for their Bondi terror attack speech that didn't mention the Jewish community. Plus, Jim Chalmers offers reassurance to Australians on fuel supply and fuel prices.

Consider different perspectives as host James MacPherson delivers his unique angles on the day’s stories.

Consider different perspectives as host James MacPherson delivers his unique angles on the day&rsquo;s stories.

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The Macpherson Angle | 15 March 

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The Coalition promises to protect women-only spaces, huge crowds gather for two very different protests in the UK. Plus, the United Nations has spent years hyperventilating about climate change but why have they now decided to cool it?

The Coalition promises to protect women-only spaces, huge crowds gather for two very different protests in the UK. Plus, the United Nations has spent years hyperventilating about climate change but why have they now decided to cool it?

The Macpherson Angle | 17 May

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Pauline Hanson's One Nation has won its first ever lower house seat, Israel built and defended a secret base in the -Iraqi desert to support their campaign against Iran. Plus, Buddhists in South Korea have unveiled Gabi, a 130cm tall humanoid monk.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation has won its first ever lower house seat, Israel built and defended a secret base in the -Iraqi desert to support their campaign against Iran. Plus, Buddhists in South Korea have unveiled Gabi, a 130cm tall humanoid monk.

The Macpherson Angle | 10 May

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Security experts say taxpayers could be up for $2m per year for ISIS brides’ security surveillance when they return to Australia. Plus, UK police have been accused of being too rough when arresting the man now accused of stabbing Jews in London.

Security experts say taxpayers could be up for $2m per year for ISIS brides&rsquo; security surveillance when they return to Australia. Plus, UK police have been accused of being too rough when arresting the man now accused of stabbing Jews in London.

The Macpherson Angle | 3 May

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The Macpherson Angle | 15 March

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