Discover the impact of foreign buyers on the Australian housing market as Senator Malcolm Roberts raises crucial questions. This in-depth discussion explores recent policy changes and debates on foreign investment in residential real estate. Are these investments benefiting or hurting Australian homebuyers? Join us to delve into the implications of foreign investment on housing affordability and availability. Stay informed and understand the ongoing debate on Australia's real estate market.

Bill Shorten, Labor Minister for the NDIS, has just paid his speech advisor a princely sum of $300,000 per annum. Watch James Ashby on Sky News talk about this amount and if the NDIS would better swerved with a minister that was more careful with people’s money.

Join Senator Pauline Hanson as she tackles pressing political issues, discussing the lack of government responsibility, controversies surrounding drone usage, and addressing claims of racism. Don't miss this insightful conversation on today's most critical topics.

In heartbreaking news for many Australians hoping to crack into the property market, the Reserve Bank governor has said they should ‘shack-up’ and increase the number of people under one roof. The story goes that we need to have 2.8 people per household rather than the current 2.4 if we want to carve out demand for about 1.2 million Australians in the housing market.

Senior ABC political journalist Laura Tingle set off a storm this week when she chose her appearance at the hopelessly woke Sydney Writer’s Festival to claim Australia is a racist country because Liberal leader Peter Dutton finally told the truth about high immigration driving the nation’s housing and rental crisis. There are many problems in this country, but racism isn’t one of them. Indeed, Australians overwhelmingly voted against racism only a few months ago by rejecting the indigenous voice to Parliament at the referendum. And the left called us racist for that too. Racism isn’t the problem. The left is.

One Nation outlines the news about federal and state debt, what causes and why it is inflationary in nature. Follow along as we explain why bloated government spending, from all tiers of government, balloon inflation and makes living harder for everyday Australians.