Paul Murray Live

Tonight’s episode discusses how the job summit nonsense is a union talkfest. The Greens’ Lidia Thorpe slams Voice referendum. Plus, we are joined by chief executive of the Australian Hotels Association, Stephen Ferguson.  

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AEMO issues shocking warning on energy shortages. The jobs summit is about optics, not actual fixing. Plus, Trump makes demand to be re-instated as president. 

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As Australia continues to struggle, Albo can't seem to find leverage over the unions ahead of the jobs summit, plus, guests Chris Kenny, Chris Smith, Bronwyn Bishop, Amanda Stoker, Steve Price and James Morrow.

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Paul continues to fight for the working class, discussing how the government's failure to tackle the cost of living crisis impacts ordinary Australians, plus, special guests, Pauline Hanson, Matt Canavan and Barnaby Joyce, among others.

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The latest Financial Review poll shows 73% of Australians are still concerned about the cost of living as the PM reaches his first 100 days in office, a bizarre encounter between Albo and Shaq makes national headlines.

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Paul Murray Live Our Town visits Beaconsfield, a town in Tasmania. Paul commemorates the Beaconsfield mining disaster 16 years later, PLUS, the rise of cost of living in Tasmania, and 100 years since Cadbury was first produced in Australia.

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Australia waits while Albo fails to deliver on his election promise of tackling the cost of living, teachers punished for remaining unvaccinated, plus, special guests tonight include Megyn Kelly, Joe Hildebrand and the great John Howard.

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New data shows nearly one million people are on the dole or youth allowance, former prime minister Tony Abbott shares his views on the Indigenous Voice, plus other special guests, Cory Bernardi, Bronwyn Bishop and Stephen Conroy.

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Albo is more concerned about trashing ScoMo instead of solving the cost of living crisis, Chalmers says petrol prices will get worse as he announces the end of the fuel excise cut, plus, special guests Pauline Hanson, Barnaby Joyce and more.

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Albo hides behind the ScoMo Ministry scandal instead of governing the country, rising living costs are continuing to cripple Australian families, plus, the Queensland government's budget push to dish out more speeding fines.

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