The Kenny Report

New Orleans attack is a wake-up call, fires continue to rage in Los Angeles, election contest kicks into full gear, call for national cabinet on antisemitism. Plus, what to expect in global politics this year.

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The prime minister spends more taxpayers money making yet another play to win popularity, plus hopes of an interest rate cut take a dive.

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Chris Kenny speaks with the Labor heavyweight who calls out a direct link between Labor’s weakness on Israel and the extremism we’re seeing at home.

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Anthony Albanese finally turns up at the Adass synagogue but doesn’t take questions. Plus, how the Prime Minister is failing his own criteria for leadership.

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Anthony Albanese failing to lead the nation as antisemitism continues to raise its ugly head. Plus, Syria celebrates the fall of dictator Bashar al-Assad.  

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Former federal Labor minister Mike Kelly says Labor’s stance on the Middle East conflict is putting our country at risk. Plus, an unauthorised protest by anti-Israel activists... but once again it’s the supporters of Israel who the police target.

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Australia caves in to terrorism at the United Nations, abandoning Israel. Plus, the nation’s biggest bank backflips on plans to charge customers to get their own cash.

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Government spending continues to expand across the country, plus how AI has students cheating their way through university, and Paul Barry says farewell to Media Watch.

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The Australian pubs with no cheer, where they celebrate all kinds of days except Australia Day. Plus, US President Joe Biden pardons his son Hunter.

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The shambles in Canberra as Labor rushes laws through, banned Senator Lidia Thorpe manages to cause a stir and disgrace herself yet again. Plus, politics professor Gerald Steinberg on the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire deal.

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