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Concerns over potential blackouts this Summer, the Voice campaign heats up as moderate Liberals join the Yes campaign, duck hunting may be on the way out in Victoria. Plus, Tony Burke's proposed industrial relations changes gets slammed by business groups.

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The cashed up Yes and the grassroot No campaigns prepare for a battle as the PM reveals the referendum date, Warren Mundine joins the show to have his say. Plus, Liberal MP Tony Pasin on his office being vandalised by a Voice supporter.

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A Sky News investigation has seen Facebook suspend the leftist activists masquerading as fact-checkers. Plus, questions mount over why the government denied Qatar more flights into Australia.

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A reality check for climate zealots eager to paint the deadly European fires as being all about global warming, ADF cadets pressured into participating in an LGBTQI+ event. Plus, James Allan on freedom of speech in Australian universities.

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Amanda Stoker fills in for Peta Credlin to discuss the concerning cost of Australia’s net-zero ambitions. Is overbearing bureaucracy to blame for declining NAPLAN results? Plus, serious questions remain over the AEC's Voice ballot.

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Voice voting rules cause confusion, Republican candidates clash in GOP debate, alarmism in intergenerational report. Plus, barrister Sharon Kermath joins the show to discuss the proposal to use truth serum on murderers. 

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Australia's education results slip again with the latest NAPLAN data painting a bleak picture, calls for Australia to intervene in Papua New Guinea's escalating violence. Plus, Michael McLaren on the Voice referendum date.  

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In the latest episode of Abbott & Credlin, former prime minister Tony Abbott says the emerging use of indigenous names of Australian cities is a “massive step too far” as he discusses the risks associated with adopting the upcoming Voice To Parliament, with co-host Peta Credlin.

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More evidence that Queensland has become the most hostile state to the mining industry, NDIS architect warns the scheme is in danger. Plus, James Morrow on Mark Latham's resignation from One Nation.

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Australia acquires new cruise missile system worth $1.7 billion, Victorian farmers fight against the government's plan to destroy agricultural lands. Plus, Patrick Carlyon on the latest intergenerational report.

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