
Join Australia’s most sought out political commentator Peta Credlin as she offers her razor sharp political analysis Monday to Thursday.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2013 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

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No argument with Peta presenting her right wing views. I don’t agree with much of what she says, but I value hearing the other side of the argument. Cannot question her passion or commitment. Speaks to some interesting people and calls out trash when she sees it. Can appreciate how some would be offended by her staunch views…you don’t have to listen.
Quick not from today’s episode. The podcast she mentions is called the rest is classified, not the rest is conspiracy.
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Please stop talking over and arguing with your guests!
What is the point of having them on the show if they can’t get a word in?
Incisive commentary. Peta does repeat issues in the same show and has a distracting habit of interrupting interviewees. However it’s the best political commentary in Australia.
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A hard-edged, current affairs program led by a prominent political commentator, delivering sharp analysis on Australian politics from a center-right perspective. Episodes frequently feature high-profile politicians, policy wonks, and media commentators, with strong coverage of immigration, national security, economic policy, and domestic governance. The show is known for brisk debates, decisive hosts, and a willingness to take partisan stances, which can make it highly engaging for audience segments seeking partisan insight and policy-smart takes. This is likely a go-to for listeners who want clear opinions, timely political analysis, and access to insider perspectives from government, media, and think tanks.
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Recent guests on Credlin include:
1. Anne Sherma
2. Luke Martin
3. Brad Battin
4. Professor Tim Lynch
5. James Ashby
6. Peta Jennings
7. Li Cunxin
8. Chris Ullman
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