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Saturday, September 12, 2026

Back to Back Barries: Andrew Hastie v Pauline Hanson - podcast

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Barrie Cassidy and Sean Kelly (filling in for Tony Barry this week) go straight to Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie’s stoush with Pauline Hanson over an animated cartoon. Is Hastie one of the few politicians willing to take on the One Nation leader? And could this be the beginning of the Liberal party fighting back?

Staying with One Nation: what does the coverage of Warren Pickering’s press conference this week say about how the media – and the public – treats political leaders differently?

And the prime minister continues to come under scrutiny over grants awarded to a golf club in his electorate

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