This week Ellie and Jason find out what this CPAC nonsense is about and ask the question "why does the QLD government love to cause children pain and suffering?"

How many pages is the Uluru Statement?

Where's the relief for renters?

What's next for West Africa?

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New polling has the Voice looking unlikely to pass.

Labor confirms the existence of Palestine.

KPMG is running our government.

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This week Joel Duggan and Ellie Claringbold chat about the shock cancellation of the Commonwealth Games, the battle for a Voice to Parliament and the upcoming Warrandyte by-election.

What's going on in the polls?

Will the RBA's new governor bring change?

What do the results from the Fadden byelection mean for the ALP?

And, the Victorian Pokies industry is in the bin.

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Will the NACC have any teeth?

Has PwC done enough to escape further scrutiny?

What of the Robodebt Commission's findings?

...and Rob Desanctimonious' bizarre new ad

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This week, the Edge of the Election team chats about some of the biggest measures included in the Albanese government's very conservative budget. Were there any actual winners?

This week we reanimate the corpse of the republic debate given the impending ascension of Charles II, discuss the merits and possible political drawbacks of the Voice to Parliament and talk about Labor's reluctance to move on Jobseeker.

P.S.

Albo is in the bin.

We have a look at the fallout from the NSW election. Joel weighs up the Greens' reluctance to green light the Albanese government's $10 billion dollar social housing bill. Ellie talks press freedom and the dire consequences that can face whistleblowers whether or not what they disclose is in the public interest. Jason examines the Israeli protests and general strike; what's next for Netanyahu? Prison? Dictator for life? It's looking increasingly like it has to be one or the other.

This week we try to make sense of the incredible amount of money to be spent on submarines. Porter has a deep dive into Putin's ICC arrest warrant. While Ellie puts Victoria police under the microscope and wonders if there is enough accountability.

Is $368 billion dollars too much to spend on submarines?

How soon until we see Putin in The Hague?

Can the police be trusted to police themselves?

Will Labor beat the odds and come out of the NSW political wilderness?

Find out the answers to these questions and more on this week's Edge of the Election.

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