The Splash

It’s the talk-about story: New Zealand tourists finding themselves south of the Murray. Tom Minear joins the show to talk the ins and the outs and the politics.  

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Premier Dan Andrews has outlined the easing of some restrictions in Melbourne. Federal politics editor Tom Minear was at the announcement and joins James to discuss what it all means. Meanwhile footy scribe Michael Warner brings talks about the biggest game in town  

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It's dire times for hospitality in the city. Investigations editor Matt Johnston explains. Tom Minear has good and bad news on the jobs and travel front, and Alex White describes a fiery day at Dan's press conference.  

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As country Victoria looks nervously at the state’s newest COVID hotspot, Kieran Rooney outlines the latest.  

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New polling has sent a warning to the government on what Victorians will put up with during the lockdown. State political editor Shannon Deery explains. Meanwhile Alex white joins the show to talk about court moves against our current restrictions.  

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In a tumultuous day for the Victorian government there was more talk of easing lockdown restrictions and also the resignation of Dan Andrews' right hand man. Kieran Rooney explains. Crime reporter Mark Buttler joins the show to talk about the death of bikie Shane Bowden, and Tom Minear goes through the latest news from Canberra.  

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After some heavy scrutiny over Melbourne’s continued lockdowns, Premier Dan Andrews has announced some easing is on the way. Alex White explains. Meanwhile Michael Warner outlines all the drama on the field and Essendon’s woes off it.  

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It was the opposition's chance last night to put forward their budget vision for the country, Tom Minear takes a look. Meanwhile Wes Hosking outlines how the West Gate bridge is 'moving downward' and needs to be fixed, and Alanah Frost joins the show to outline health concerns caused by isolation.  

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The state government has removed contentious provisions from a bill. State political editor Shannon Deery with more. Tom Minear joins to run through the fallout from the budget, and Mark Dunn joins James to celebrate 30 years of the Herald Sun.   

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As the government last night laid out its plans for Australia’s COViD-affected economy, Herald Sun journalist were analysing what it means for you. In this special edition, James Campbell talks with our reporters and editors about the winners and losers in this year’s budget.  

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