Phil is joined by historian and author Jim DiEugenio for a deep dive into the JFK assassination and the many conspiracies surrounding it.

With decades of research into the major political assassinations of the 1960s, Jim is widely regarded as the world’s leading authority on the JFK case.  He’s the author of Destiny Betrayed, The JFK Assassination, co-author of The JFK Assassination Chokeholds: That Inescapably Prove There Was a Conspiracy and the screenwriter of Oliver Stone’s acclaimed documentary JFK Revisited.

His website, Kennedys and King, remains a vital hub for new research, analysis, and reviews.

www.kennedysandking.com

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Phil is joined by Warwick Stacey, who is running for the NSW Senate with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, aiming to put everyday Australians first. Frustrated with career politicians, he’s focused on strong borders, affordable energy, and easing the cost of living.

He wants to pause mass migration to reduce pressure on housing and infrastructure, boost local manufacturing, and restore job security. Stacey also supports coal, gas, and nuclear power, opposing net-zero policies which he says have led to higher energy costs.

With real-world experience, Stacey promises to fight for common-sense policies and a self-reliant Australia.

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Historian, author, entertainer & singer-songwriter Jim Haynes joins Overnight each week with fascinating & informative stories of songs and songwriters.

This week Jim shines the spotlight on ‘Rainy Day People’ by Gordon Lightfoot.

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Phil O’Neil’s weekly talk with Leith Van Onselen, Chief Economist at the MB Fund &  Co-founder of Macrobusiness, to dissect the politics behind Australia’s economy.

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Phil O’Neil chats with Dale Sinden for the story behind today’s National Days for 17th April

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As you head off to enjoy the Easter break, it’s important to make sure your home is secure while you’re away. 

Phil is joined by Stuart Bunn from First National Real Estate, who shared simple yet essential tips to protect your home from break-ins and other hazards over the holidays:

• Lock it up: Always double-check that all doors and windows are locked before leaving.

• Insurance check: Make sure your home and contents insurance is up to date.

• Take your valuables: Never leave cash or valuable items lying around.

• Keep it private: Set your social media accounts to private and avoid posting about your holiday plans.

• Don’t advertise your absence: Avoid leaving messages on your answering machine saying you're away.

• Manage your mail: If you’re going away for a while, redirect your mail or use a Parcel Locker so it doesn’t pile up.

• Garden care: Ask a neighbour to water your garden—dry, neglected plants can signal that no one’s home.

• Lithium battery safety: Never leave lithium batteries charging unattended, and unplug them once fully charged.

• Ditch the obvious key spots: Avoid hiding spare keys under mats or plant pots—these are the first places intruders look.

• Scout your home like a burglar: Look at your home from the outside—are valuables visible? Are there easy access points?

• Gutter check: Clear out gutters to prevent water overflow during rain.

• Dishwasher watch: Check washers, pipes, and hoses. If possible, turn off the water supply to prevent leaks or flooding.

• Power down: Switch off power points before you leave, and make sure lithium batteries are unplugged—even if the power is off.

A little preparation can go a long way in keeping your home safe and sound this Easter.

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Phil O’Neil’s weekly political chat with Terry Barnes – Columnist, political and policy consultant & former Howard government adviser.

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Phil O’Neil’s weekly chat with U.K. correspondent Enda Brady, host of Round Table On TRT World, about what's making news in the United Kingdom.

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