The Strange Death of Australia. Australian culture is slowly being diluted by immigration, multiculturalism and the ennui of the ruling elites. But the divisive and bonkers Voice to Parliament referendum might just be the moment when the people who love Aussie culture and, as Douglas Murray describes it, our “striding, sensible, happy-go-lucky” nature is worth fighting for. Fred and Nick argue it’s about time.

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Dan's Grand Final Exit. The timing of former Victorian premier Dan Andrews' exit, during the week before the AFL Grand Final, is conspicuous. Plus: how being dropped on his head as a baby made comedian Alex Stein one of the most fearless anti-woke pranksters of our time, Nick Cater continues his one-man expose of giant windmills being dumped in some of the nation's finest countryside, Chinese fishermen finning sharks, and how the hit new Netflix series Painkiller is a warning for Australian politicians and health bureaucrats. 

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Rupert goes, Bowen stays. Nick and Fred recall working at News Corp under the robust stewardship of the now departed chairman Rupert Murdoch, and disagree on whether the company lost its way during Covid. Energy Minister Chris Bowen survives another tough week, Russell Brand is the victim of a dubious cancellation, Alan Jones pulls no punches, Sam Newman snookers the wokesters, and more!

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Nick Cater’s villainy is renewed! The Pravda of the windmill/solar industries blames Parting Shots co-host Nick Cater for saving a Queensland rainforest from the renewable energy racket! Also: governments ignoring the mental health crisis, Alan Jones predicts major problems for the government, Lyle Shelton back in court AGAIN, and marcia Langton reunited with her long lost relative, Sir Les Patterson.

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Qantas CEO gets a golden parachute as the airline crashes. Fred Pawle and guest co-host, British commentator Sophie Corcoran, discuss the week’s main topics: Aboriginal land claims, the link between the voice to parliament and Brexit, illegal migration, biological truth, and which country is more Orwellian – Britain or Australia?

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The Power and the Factions. While too many politicians pursue power for power’s sake, and others try to divide the nation by race, Nick and Fred wonder whatever happened to Australia’s founding principles, laugh at Qantas’s well deserved vilification, and disagree over whether the Spanish women’s soccer coach was justified in giving one of his players a “tonguey”.

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Who’s the Mug Now? The more the Democrat swamp tries to destroy Donald Trump, the more popular he gets. What were they expecting in the age of victimhood? Also: the inextricable link between election fraud and crap policies, ‘con artist’ Vivek Ramaswamy, Tony Abbott’s recipe for political leadership, Pauline Hanson on free speech, the freedom to change sexes, and the fascistic partnership between business and government.

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Unsafe as Houses. Labor is making more of a mess of the housing crisis than you realise. Plus: the sad legacy of the Vietnam War, the ‘tossers’ running Australia, farmers unite against Chris Bowen while other communities divide, the dystopian nightmare of transgenderism, the Matildas are ‘bread and circuses’, and the demise of the Voice.

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To Hume it May Concern. Australia’s best known Highway, the Hume, is being routinely clogged by slow-moving convoys escorting giant 75m-long windmill blades destined for windfarms around NSW. Parting Shots co-host Nick Cater has recorded exclusive and sensational footage for his show on ADH, and discusses how he does it, and what’s happening with “renewables”, on the show. Also: the Voice, racism, Big Pharma, the unbearable burden of leftist misinformation, and the joy of unrenovated Aussie pubs.

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In our weekly podcast, fellow host Nick Cater and I dive into the scandals surrounding Qantas, “global boiling”, the forthcoming climate lockdowns, Pfizer executives dodging questions in a Senate committee, The Sound of Freedom, Anthony Albanese’s increasingly short memory, and South Australian Greens Senator Nick MicKim’s hilarious lament, which has now been entered into Hansard, “Poyple are doying!” 

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