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The Sydney Swans apologise for their Bondi terror attack speech that didn't mention the Jewish community. Plus, Jim Chalmers offers reassurance to Australians on fuel supply and fuel prices.
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It's International Women's Day and everyone from the PM to the Secretary General of the United Nations is celebrating, but the hypocrisy is stunning. Plus, the Albanese Government is contemplating sending Australian troops to the Middle East.
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The Ayatollah is dead. Is the Middle East now safer or even more dangerous? Plus, the Greens win big in a UK by-election after appealing almost exclusively to Muslim anger over Gaza.
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The Prime Minister has dismissed concerns that people arriving here from Islamic regions might bring their conflicts here. Plus, the knives are out for Pauline Hanson and I'll be talking to her a little later in the show.
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Could more ISIS Brides be on their way back to Australia? Angus Taylor has started his leadership of the Liberal Party by making apologies. Plus, why is the British Labour Party cancelling local government elections?
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After weeks of fighting it's all love and rainbows between the Coalition after Sussan Ley and David Littleproud kissed and made up today. Plus, Israel's President arrives in Australia tomorrow at the invitation of the Albanese government.
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As Sussan Ley and David Littleproud fight off challengers, a new poll out tonight has Pauline Hanson as the most popular politician in the country. Plus, psychologists say increasing numbers of pregnant women are now needing counselling.
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