The new Federal Nationals Leader has been chosen.

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The Nationals are consulting on a bold policy paper that suggests tripling paid parental leave to 18 months and reducing HECS debt for mothers to encourage "population renewal."

Senator Bridget McKenzie argues the current system is broken, forcing families into "childcare deserts" and institutional care rather than providing genuine at-home options.

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Five members of the Iranian women's football team have been granted humanitarian visas in Australia after refusing to sing their national anthem.

Founder of women's rights group AUSIRAN, Rana Dadpour, says the decision saved them from certain torture or execution back home.

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Member for Berowra Julian Leeser argues the Australian government must grant asylum to the Iranian women's soccer team after their silent anthem protest, contrasting their situation with the controversial repatriation of ISIS brides.

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Liberal leader, Angus Taylor joins Mark Levy to tackle a "big week in Canberra," from facing Parliament for the first time to addressing the reported demise of the Iranian Ayatollah.

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Mark Levy has intensified his criticism of Mayor Ned Mannoun for allowing a council-owned hall to host a vigil for the deceased Ayatollah, arguing that shielding such events under the guise of "free speech" is an insult to the Iranian-Australians who fled the regime’s brutality for a safer life.

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Mark Levy brands the ACCC as a "whimpering" observer of the "feather and rocket" effect, where pump prices skyrocket instantly despite fuel being purchased at pre-war rates.

He argues that without real penalties, the petrol station remains the most effective tool for theft in Australia.

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