The Kenny Report

Labor to hand down their first federal budget with regional Australia bracing for spending cuts. Plus, Chris Kenny examines COVID overreach in our schools.

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Senator Thorpe refers herself to the privileges committee over her relationship with a former Rebels boss, inflation a key issue as Labor prepares to present its first budget after election, plus, guest Jay Bhattacharya.

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Nationals MP Keith Pitt breaks down the Lidia Thorpe bikie romance. Plus, Infectious diseases physician Professor Peter Collignon discusses the latest review which says lockdowns were avoidable. 

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Royal commission into pandemic management needed after report highlights COVID overreach. Plus, radical Greens senator Lidia Thorpe resigns from senate leadership role. 

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Lobby group pushes radical agenda to ban 'mother' and 'father' from the workplace, plus, terrorist organisation Hamas shows support for Labor's foreign policy fiasco.

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Another Australian sports star dons the climate activist cape. Plus, Labor shows their true colours in Israel, and Obama has a crack at 'buzzkill' Democrats.

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PM pressured on religious protections as Thorburn saga unites Catholics, Anglicans, Muslims, and Jews, plus, netballers drop the ball on sports sponsorship.

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Chris Kenny talks Covid restrictions, while the federal isolation mandates are gone, what about state rules? Plus, the latest flood updates from reporter Simon Love.

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Radical green teen activist Greta Thunberg backs in nuclear power. Plus, Victoria's pandemic declaration finally ends, and Pauline Hanson rails against the Human Rights Commission.

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Survivor Julian Burton and former Foreign Minister Alexander Downer reflect on the Bali bombings 20 years on. Plus, the clamp down on self-identifying indigenous students. 

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