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Jacinta Price gives Peta an exclusive look into her new documentary. Plus, Andrew Clennell on Marcia Langton's claim that ‘No’ campaign is racist, and Words Matter with Kel Richards.

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Marica Langton calls 'No' voters racist and stupid, Warren Mundine responds. Concerns over Joe Biden's cognitive decline. Plus, farmers fed up with the rollout of renewables transmission infrastructure.

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Polls turn against the Voice as questions about its remit escalate, immigration explodes under Labor's watch. Plus, will Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk make it to the next election?

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The youth crime wave across Victoria and Queensland worsens. PM Albanese off to China. Yes campaign tones down its rhetoric as voters turn against them. Plus, concerns over the Andrews government's newly proposed drug injecting room in Melbourne.

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Tony Abbott discusses his latest podcast with Peta Credlin, and the scourge of identity politics. Matt Canavan on the ABC's Voice activism. Plus, a farmer details his opposition to Labor's green agenda.

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Full Uluru Statement reveals radical agenda behind the Voice, concerns over the economy as we enter a per capita recession while the PM flies to Asia for several conferences. Plus, words matter with Kel Richards.

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In the fourth episode of the "Abbott & Credlin" podcast, former prime minister Tony Abbott and his then-chief of staff Peta Credlin explore the contemporary issues of identity politics. This fascinating discussion explores how the concept of identity politics has evolved over time, its impact on Australian society and culture, and the challenges it poses to the principles of equality and individual agency.

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Alan Joyce departs Qantas early as the ACCC and the Senate goes after the national carrier, concerns young boys are being targeted in Western Australian schools. Plus, NSW government considers extending the life of Eraring coal plant.

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Proof from prominent Voice architects that the Uluru Statement is more than one page, John Farnham cops backlash for using his iconic song to push the Yes cause. Plus, climate activism has reached a new low in Victoria.

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The Voice campaign ramps up with 'no' supporters hesitant to express their views publicly. Plus, serious questions are being raised over the Deputy Prime Minister’s high-flying travel habits.

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