Neil Breen reiterated on Brisbane Live that Senator Katy Gallagher could have avoided her Brittany-Higgins-political-imbroglio if she had simply been honest with the Senate.

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Federal Queensland MP Warren Entsch must have plenty of questions to answer for allowing a billionaire mate and LNP donor to skip a COVID vaccination queue, plus Mr Entsch’s non-Indigenous wife received a $213,725 grant from the Morrison Government to teach pottery in remote Queensland.

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Independent Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie has referred the Australian Defence Force (ADF) to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for an investigation into alleged war crimes committed in Afghanistan.

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Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk could face an internal MP revolt over her inaction to sack Speaker Curtis Pitt, who's taken another period of leave for health issues.

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Join Neil Breen each weekday from 3pm-6pm on Brisbane Live.

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An economist has declared that the iconic meat pie is in severe decline after interpreting the latest ABS data on where Australians are spending their money.

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Hear Neil Breen recap the news of the day, including a man is in critical condition after being shot multiple times by police north of Brisbane this afternoon, plus, police are investigating the murder of an 87-year-old man who was killed on the boardwalk near Noosa Woods at the northern end of Hastings Street at about 6am yesterday. 

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Construction companies across Queensland are battling workforce shortages despite having a mammoth backlog of projects.

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Neil Breen comments on something he's picked up on concerning Anthony Albanese's language when referring to the Indigenous Voice to parliament during today's press conference.

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Legislation for the Indigenous Voice to parliament has officially passed in the Senate, meaning the Australian public will vote on the Voice referendum later this year.

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