Alan Jones has commended a Liberal Senator for delivering an unbelievably powerful speech in parliament. Last week, Assistant Home Affairs Minister Linda Reynolds spoke of her disgust at the passing of the medivac bill and the true consequences of it. “This is going to be the hardest and most personal speech I will ever make […]

A cabinet minister has issued a passionate plea for Australians to snub Coles and Aldi after they refused to abandon dollar-a-litre milk. Woolworths scrapped their $1 home-brand milk yesterday, but Coles and Aldi are refusing to follow their lead. Agriculture Minister David Littleproud tells Ben Fordham Australians should simply “vote with their wallets”. “All they have […]

Pauline Hanson has ditched Senate estimates in Canberra to stay on the ground with flood victims in North Queensland. The One Nation leader is at Julia Creek, near Cloncurry, where an estimated 500,000 cattle have been killed. In a statement, Ms Hanson says, “Senate estimates happens once every few months, whereas this is a one in […]

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A commemoration service has been held to remember those who died in the Bombing of Darwin, 77-years-ago. More than 240 people were killed when Japanese aircraft attacked the Australian mainland for the first time during World War Two. The Japanese struck with stealth, speed and force, dropping 681 bombs weighing 114,000 kilograms on Darwin. Katherine, […]

Earlier this month, Ray Hadley received a copy of a coronial inquest into the 2011 death of an prisoner in South Australia. 28-year-old Mark William Payne committed suicide in his cell despite an order stating the minor offender should have been under constant camera surveillance. He wasn’t and was dead for some time before guards […]