It's dire economic news for Victoria. Tamsin Rose joins the show to outline that latest. And in happier news, Michael goes through what's happening on the footy field. Get the latest news at: heraldsun.com.au  

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Crime writer Anthony Dowsley joins the show to outline the latest twist in the long-running Lawyer X saga. Meanwhile Tom Minear outlines the ongoing strained relationship between PM Scott Morrison and Premier Dan Andrews. Get all the latest at: heraldsun.com.au  

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The federal government has moved to squash Victoria's belt and road deal with China. Tom Minear joins the show to discuss his exclusive report about the development. Meanwhile Aneeka Simonis outlines her report about new moves by the AFP to go after the assets of the spouses of organised crime figures. Read the latest at heraldsun.com.au  

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Dan Andrews has tried to calm concerns over the move to extend the state of emergency. As Shannon Deery reports however, there's no shortage of people lining up against it. Meanwhile, Tom Minear outlines whispers the federal Liberal party are eyeing an intervention at the state Liberal level. Get more at: heraldsun.com.au  

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As the government looks to extend the state of emergency, Shannon Deery joins the show to discuss the fight in parliament over the move. Health editor Grant McArthur describes work inside our hospitals' covid wards, and Tom Minear talks about the return of federal parliament. Get the latest at heraldsun.com.au  

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Infrastructure projects are being planned to kickstart Melbourne's economy after the COVID threat passes. Matt Johnston with more. Tamsin Rose outlines border closures, and Michael Warner talks about the week ahead in footy. For more on all today's stories, go to heraldsun.com.au  

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As Melbourne hits the halfway point of stage 4 restrictions, epidemiologist Professor Tony Blakely joins the show to talk for an extended discussion about what's next. Meanwhile, Alex White outlines the latest in the government's response. Get the latest at heraldsun.com.au  

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Military spy aircraft tracking your movements from 2km above — it was the government’s eerie plan to crack down on Victorians during lockdown. Tom Minear joins to explain why it didn't happen. Kieran Rooney also joins the show to talk about the latest covid numbers and new train stations for Melbourne. Get more at heraldsun.com.au  

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Tom Minear joins the show to outline the federal government's plan to get us all inoculated if and when a vaccine becomes available. Ellen Whinnett reports the latest from the hotels inquiry, and Kieran Rooney explains news of train line closures and upgrades. Get the latest at heraldsun.com.au  

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Ellen Whinnett joins the show to describe the opening salvos in the hotel quarantine inquiry. Meanwhile Sophie Elsworth goes through some good and bad news about superannuation in lockdown. And Shannon Deery talks through the latest COVID numbers. Get the latest at heraldsun.com.au  

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