The LNP has lost a significant number of seats across Australia while the Nationals are on track to retain all of theirs which raises the question; who should take the blame for the devastating loss from the Coalition?

Nationals Leader David Littleproud told Peter Fegan and Gary Hardgrave on 4BC, "Sorry Gary, but you've never gone anywhere within leadership to understand how the two parties operate."

"So you wouldn't know how we operate between those."

"We don't share our intricate polling on each poll with the Liberal Party, nor does Peter do that with me, but there's a degree of trust."

"That's how our two parties operate and to try and implicate that through the LNP in Queensland, it is a state division," Mr Littleproud said.

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4BC Drive Gary Hardgrave has given his thoughts on the Coalition's significant federal election loss and the victory speech from Anthony Albanese after securing a second term.

Former LNP State Director Geoffrey Greene also weighed in on 4BC regarding how notable this loss is for the Coalition, where it all went wrong and who should be next in line to lead the party.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addressed the Labor Party faithful in New South Wales after being voted back in and securing a majority government. 

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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has addressed LNP supporters conceding defeat in the federal election and in his seat of Dickson.

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The very best from 4BC Breakfast with Peter Fegan this week.

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Malcolm Turnbull impersonator and comedian Lawrence Mooney joined Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast for a bit of light-hearted fun ahead of election day.

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It's been a big news week with the election campaign coming to a climax as polls suggest the election is all but over with Labor to triumph.

Peter Dutton’s office was defaced yet again, Magic Round has got underway with the Maroons loosing Game One of Women's Origin and it's been four decades since Expo 88.

Courier Mail Editor Chris Jones told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, " I think the biggest change, as we saw in Canada this week with their election, is that ironically, Donald Trump has hurt the Conservative vote all around the world.

These are now uncertain times and at uncertain times, you tend to see electorates stick with the incumbent, stick with what you know and I think that's what we're heading for here," Jones said.

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It is Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, and the state government is tabling new laws to allow police to issue on-the-spot 12-month protection directions.

QPS Acting Police Commissioner Shane Chelpy told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "I'm really pleased to see those laws go into parliament this week."

"The use of a police protection direction will see that close to two thirds of the domestic and family violence offences that we turn up to now will be able to issue an immediate police protection direction to give that victim-survivor protection right there on the spot for 12 months."

"We know that a domestic and family violence current order takes four to five hours for a police officer to take out."

"We're expecting these to be under an hour, but the most important thing is it'll free up that police time, which will allow the police to focus on our victim survivors," Acting Commissioner Chelepy said.

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