Credlin

Following a spate of policy woes, the Albanese government is in trouble, Labor digs in, refusing to apologise to Peter Dutton over disparaging comments made in Parliament this week. Plus, Border Force is on alert as people smugglers target Australia once again. 

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Labor using dirty tactics to distract from policy dramas, changes to the Murray Darling Basin Plan have regional communities up in arms. Plus, pro-Palestinian protesters storm a Melbourne hotel hosting family members of Israelis killed or taken hostage by Hamas. 

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The inflation drops slightly but is still well above the RBA's target, the truce between Israel and Hamas seems to be holding up as more hostages are released. Plus, a shameless display from Clare O'Neil in the Parliament.

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High Court releases reasons for reversing the 20-year-old precedent on indefinite detention, Israel and Hamas agree to extend the truce by two more days. Plus, Jacinta Price calls for an audit on fundings to Indigenous communities.

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A shocker of a Newspoll for Labor as primary support for the party plummets below their election result, the government sacks Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo. Plus, Kevin Donnelly on Australia's failing curriculum.

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Will the ceasefire in Gaza hold and will the hostages be freed amid the Israel-Hamas conflict? Plus, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton slams Prime Minister Albanese on boat arrival.

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Labor announces a new program to double down on Australia’s net zero goal, a boat from Indonesia arrives in Australia undetected. Plus, 860 temporary visas approved for Palestinians despite concerns over their security checks.

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Israeli cabinet agrees to release 150 prisoners in exchange of 50 hostages held by Hamas, Labor looking inept on the detainee debacle. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the government's decision to grant temporary visas to 860 Palestinians.

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In the final episode of Abbott & Credlin, the former prime minister and his then-chief of staff discuss the current state of politics in Australia and globally, touching on recent events including the defeat of Labor's proposal to amend the Australian Constitution and delve into issues such as border protection, economic challenges, and global geopolitical tensions, particularly focusing on China and the Middle East.

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Chris Bowen suffers another setback as electric cars sales slump, Labor accused of being asleep at the wheel on matters of national security. Plus, Sarah Henderson on kids' participation at pro-Palestine rallies.

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