On today’s Podcast, the AEC clears the air on COVID, Internal polls tipping an odd election, A rare sighting of Julia Gillard on the campaign trail, and the changing face of photo ops

On Today’s Podcast, Albanese’s last stand at the Press Club, Howard backs Deves and The Greens demands for the balance of power.

The Battle for Brisbane between Labor and the Greens continues, Tracey Grimshaw holds Morison’s feet to the fire and the Liberals claim Olympics win.

Penny Wong tours the marginals in inner-city Brisbane, Karen Andrews gets derailed on public transport and Labor gets to the arts end of the election.

The Liberal Party launches their campaign, Clive Palmer bites the hand that feeds him and Terri Butler’s take on a mixed parliament

On today’s podcast, we will talk about the glass cliff for female politicians, A scuffle with a former Solomon Islands commissioner, reef relief on the way, and Sharkie comes in like a wrecking ball. (Oh, and happy birthday Scomo)

On today’s podcast, Frydenberg talks up an ICAC, The Greens Humanitarian Intake, Albanese clears up his take on wages and the Young LNP declares a winner in the last debate

On Today’s podcast Joyce Preferences a One Nation Ghost, Albanese backs a big minimum wage rise, The Greens talk justice for first nations people and the Prospects in the division of Griffith

On today’s Podcast, Peter Dutton sits on the Brereton report, Australias Gambling Donors and Katherine Deves … again

On today’s Podcast, The Debate that turned into a shouting match, the Religious Discrimination Bill returns, Tim Wilson’s dedication to freedom of speech and a candidate referred to the Federal Police.

On today’s Podcast, Labor drops super from its paid parental leave, Turnbull backs the teal independents, The back and forth on an anti-corruption commission, and insight on campaign spending.

On today’s Podcast, the curse gets worse for the Coalition in the Solomons, Queensland childcare cost surges, Small business support from the coalition and the sheepish response to live exports.

Inland Rail promises from Labor, A referendum on a voice to parliament, a bridge over troubled waters in Moggill and the invisible candidate in Hughes

On today’s episode, Labor launches their campaign officially, the Coalition chips away at the teal independents and the Greens talk about cannabis legalisation.

On today's show we will be recapping the big stories from third week of campaigning including the continuing controversy around Katherine Deeves and her comments on trangender people, Labor’s big Pacific Push, Interest rates and what it will mean for you, and finally the misfortunes of the One Nation Campaign.

On today's show, we will be talking about the continuing debate over Katherine Deves' comments , Aged Care workers strike against Morrison, Anthony Albanese gets back on the trail and a Dyer situation for Jo Dyer.

On today's podcast, we are talking about inflation and how it will impact the economy, conspiratorial talk from the Coalition frontbench and The Greens proposed mining tax.

On today’s show, we are going to talk about the split in the coalition over emission targets, the Labor Party’s approach to foreign affairs in the pacific, misleading advertising and complaints to the electoral commission.

In today's show Josh Frydenberg’s problems with election materials, Labor turns on the government on COVID rollouts, Newscorp accused of leading the attack against Richard Marles and some Ballyhoo with Barnaby.

On today’s show, we will be talking about the politics around the Solomon Island security deal with china, Scott Morrison’s disability gaffe at the debate, concerns from activists around access to the roll for the mentally disabled and the weird outcomes from mavericks debate