
With a proven track record of driving the news cycle, Andrew Bolt steers discussion, encourages debate and offers his perspective on national affairs.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1878 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

A shocking new warning about house prices after the government's bungling, the ABC's scandals deepen as Labor ministers now turning on the national broadcaster. Plus, the amazing lies of the youngest black professor appointed by Cambridge.
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The real agenda of the ugly protesters who want to disrupt Pauline Hanson's rally, the ABC are in danger from Gina Rinehart after screening a vile attack on her. Plus, Anthony Albanese breaks yet another promise.
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An apology from the woman who made that sick ABC film about Gina Rinehart. Plus, Pauline Hanson’s new law to stop terrorists coming back to Australia but the Albanese government says we shouldn’t even try.
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It's time for Pauline Hanson. She has voters' attention, but she must now gain their trust. Plus, a former Labor minister publishes a new book warning against the new Australian 'apartheid'.
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Why is the biggest moaner on the subject of handouts a recipient of an nbn handout? Defund SAD TV
Please sort the podcast mix out - you have to turn the volume up full to hear it but then the adverts explode at you as they are about ten times louder than the show
Could you and your guests ( particularly Conroy) do us the courtesy of not swallowing drinks or chewing/swallowing during their segment.
It’s extremely difficult to ignore and disconcerting.
Perhaps someone could show them how to wear / setup the microphone.
They don’t even pay tax!
Could you and your guests ( particularly Conroy) do us the courtesy of not swallowing drinks or chewing/swallowing during their segment.
It’s extremely difficult to ignore and disconcerting.
Perhaps someone could show them how to wear the microphone.
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This program features brisk political talk focused on national affairs, policy critique, and international issues, often through panel discussions with high-profile guests. Topics span energy policy, immigration, national security, and governance, with frequent guest insights from politicians, journalists, and think-tank voices. Notable is a tendency toward strong, opinionated stances and a willingness to challenge mainstream narratives, plus a recurring emphasis on current events and global affairs. Potential listeners who enjoy candid, polemical debate and insider perspectives on Australian politics and related global issues are likely to find it engaging.
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