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Credlin
Join Australia’s most sought out political commentator Peta Credlin as she offers her razor sharp political analysis Monday to Thursday.
Episodes
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Credlin, Wednesday 19 April
Report reveals Daniel Andrews' staff pressured bureaucrats over a union contract, Mark McGowan caught criticising Andrew Hastie in China. Plus, first look of…
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Credlin, Tuesday 18 April
Home affairs minister admits Australia's immigration system is broken, Bill Shorten accepts the NDIS has 'lost its way'. Plus, an exclusive interview with…
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Credlin, Monday 17 April
The Labor government remains naïve to China's threat in the pacific region, energy crisis set to grow as Liddell power station prepares for shutdown. Plus…
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Credlin, Friday 14 April
Gas bills set to soar this winter and residents plead for action on NT violence.Plus, the beginning of six-week inquiry into Voice legislation has seen…
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Credlin, Thursday 13 April
Former Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman takes aim at the Liberals, Matt Paterson on violence in Alice Springs flaring up again. See omnystudio.com/listener for…
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Credlin, Wednesday 12 April
Calls for Jacinta Price to be appointed as the shadow minister for Indigenous Australians, emotions run high as Peter Dutton visits Alice Springs. Plus, Greg…
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Credlin, Tuesday 11 April
Daniel Andrews seeks a Federal bailout over Victoria's ticking debt-bomb, the Nationals plead with the NSW government to keep the Liddell Power Station open…
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Credlin, Monday 10 April
NSW faces energy crisis as Liddell coal-fired power plant approaches its end, the Voice 'Yes' campaigners take up nasty tone while debating on the issue. Plus…
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Credlin, Friday 7 April
Liberals need to reframe the narrative, China deploys warships near Taiwan, teachers using A.I. to write reports. Plus, Kara Kennedy joins the show to discuss…
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Credlin, Thursday 6 April
The Green agenda is set to influence a rise in petrol costs. Reactions in New Zealand to Jacinda Arden's official departure from parliament. Plus, experts warn…
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Credlin, Wednesday 5 April
The Liberal Party decides to oppose the Voice to Parliament, Peter Dutton says it will divide the country on the basis of race. Plus, Saul Kavonic on OPEC's…
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Credlin, Tuesday 4 April
Liberals at a crossroads on the Voice to Parliament, review finds Medicare 'haemorrhaging' up to $3 billion a year. Plus, Ross Greenwood on the construction…
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Credlin, Monday 3 April
Peta gives her insight on the Liberal Party's historic loss in the Aston by-election, Liberals to meet on Wednesday to decide their stance on the Voice. Plus…
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Credlin, Friday 31 March
Australia standing up to Chinese coercion, candidates make final pitch in Aston, still no apology from Mark Latham over ‘vile’ tweet. Plus, Washington…
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Credlin, Thursday March 30
Labor’s cost of living pressures pile up, further move to a cashless society, law experts dispute scope of The Voice, Aston by-election polling revealed. Plus…
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Credlin, Wednesday 29 March
Australia to see a record surge in population amid housing crisis - thanks to Labor's migration policy, positive signs for Australians as inflation drops for…
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Credlin, Tuesday 28 March
The Green's virtue signalling agenda will make Australia poorer, John Pesutto's leadership in question over his handling of Moira Deeming expulsion case. Plus…
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Credlin, Monday 27 March
Liberal Party's lurch to the left is the reason for their defeat in NSW state elections, John Pesutto backs down from expelling Moira Deeming after her…
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Credlin, Friday 24 March
Prime Minister goes ‘all in’ on The Voice referendum, NSW leaders embark on final election sprint, fake A.I. images of world leaders created. Plus, Michael…
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Credlin, Thursday 23 March
The Voice proposal divides, rather than unites. Calls for bail law reform in the Northern Territory after fatal stabbing. See omnystudio.com/listener for…
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Credlin, Wednesday 22 March
Victorian Labor government avoids scrutiny over its influence on corruption inquiries, Labor and the Coalition strike a deal on the Voice to Parliament. Plus…
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Credlin, Tuesday 21 March
Will the move to expel Moira Deeming from the Victorian Liberal Party backfire on John Pesutto? Labor MPs break ranks to question the AUKUS agreement. Plus…
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Credlin, Monday 20 March
Moira Deeming to be expelled from the Victorian Liberal Party for attending a rally on women's rights - Peta interviews Party leader John Pesutto over the…
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Credlin, Friday 17 March
Court battle over Indigenous adoption, nuclear policy could fuel nation’s future, MP barred from citizenship ceremony. Plus, The Australian’s legal affairs…
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Credlin, Thursday 16 March
Adoption fight as heritage discovered, Chalmers set for big reforms in budget, Keating attacks AUKUS deal, philosopher uses reason to wake the 'woke'. Plus…
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Credlin, Wednesday 15 March
Another broken Labor promise as energy regulators flags increase in power bills, reckless spending has caused Victorian government's debt to rise to a new…
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Credlin, Tuesday 14 March
Labor uses reviews to push its left-wing agendas, Australia to get nuclear powered submarines under the AUKUS agreement. Plus, David Adler joins the show over…
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Credlin, Monday 13 March
Lack of details on the Voice proposal makes it a legal minefield, Albanese government's still indecisive on how it will fund the purchase of new submarines…
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Credlin, Friday 10 March
Abandoning the French submarine option was the right decision as Australia finally gets serious about defence, Greens back a four-day work week proposal to get…
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Credlin, Thursday 9 March
Australia to buy U.S. nuclear submarines, crime falls in alcohol free Alice Springs, warnings on Labor franking crackdown. Plus, John Pesutto joins the show to…
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Credlin, Wednesday 8 March
Report reveals Daniel Andrews used taxpayers' money to fund a secret poll during COVID, Britain adopts a stronger border policy to stop illegal migration…
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Credlin, Tuesday 7 March
Taxpayers' fund is being misused as NDIS cost blows out of proportion. Australia unprepared for war as China ramps up its aggression. Plus, Ross Greenwood on…
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Credlin, Monday 6 March
Labor's policies on health, energy and education is pushing Australia backwards. The government decides to ban TikTok from 25 federal departments. Plus, Peta…
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Credlin, Friday 3 March
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles claims he didn't know about his $800,000 office refurbishment, a polling company hints at a looming fight between Labor…
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Credlin, Thursday 2 March
Labor remains obsessed with climate gestures. Plus, King Charles evicts Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Credlin, Wednesday 1 March
Credlin interviews Peter Dutton over latest political issues including super changes and the Voice referendum, big tech companies censor contents opposing the…
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Credlin, Tuesday 28 February
Labor government breaks election promise as it makes changes to the super scheme, regulators warn transition to renewables will push NSW and Victoria on the…
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Credlin, Monday 27 February
Queensland government seeks to liberalise laws surrounding illegal drug possession, convicted terrorist Abdul Benbrika set to be released after more than 17…
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Credlin, Friday 24 February
Defiant Ukraine marks one year of war, assistant treasurer compares super savings to his ‘honey pot.’ Plus, Jacinta Price joins the show to discuss how the PM…
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Credlin, Thursday 23 February
Defiant Labor goes too far on super, ASIO boss warns on foreign espionage, Andrews’ government secrecy. Plus, former Prime Minister Tony Abbott joins the show…
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Credlin, Wednesday 22 February
Activists push a distorted view of Australian history, Labor backflips on its election pledge as it prepares to overhaul superannuation. Plus, Greg Sheridan…
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Credlin, Tuesday 21 February
Gloss wears off the Albanese government, cost of living worsens under Labor, U.S. President’s surprise trip to Ukraine. Plus, Patrick Hill joins the show to…
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Credlin, Monday 20 February
Treasurer Jim Chalmers set to change the superannuation scheme, Albanese government ignoring regional Australia as crime crisis increases. Plus, Andrew…
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Credlin, Friday 17 February
Activists use The Voice to divide Australia, ABC pay rise rejected over diversity concerns, gender clinic rushed kids into surgery. Plus, Dr Mark Yates joins…
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Credlin, Thursday 16 February
Border protection cracks have emerged, economic storm clouds grow darker, Beijing accused of Wuhan COVID cover-up. Plus, John McTernan joins the show to…
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Credlin, Wednesday 15 February
Labor may give into the Greens' demand to ban opening new coal and gas mines. A lack of urgency has crippled Australia's defence sector. Plus, Adam Walters…
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Credlin, Tuesday 14 February
Australia's most senior religious leaders are warning the future of religious schools is under threat. Plus, people smugglers standing by as Labor weakens…
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Credlin, Monday 13 February
Labor's broken promise on boats dominates debate in Canberra. Plus, a National Child Sex Offenders Register. Experts say we need it, so why don't we have it?…
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Credlin, Friday 10 February
Join Australia's most sought out political commentator Peta Credlin as she offers her razor sharp political analysis each weeknight. See…
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Credlin, Thursday 9 February
Alan Tudge resigns from parliament, pathing the way for a by-election. Plus, fears that over 1000 Chinese made cameras are spying on critical defence, foreign…
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Credlin, Wednesday 8 February
New study shows Australians are 45 per cent more divided than in the past, Lidia Thorpe's resignation from the Greens adds hurdle to pass laws for Labor. Plus…
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Credlin, Tuesday 7 February
As more details emerge about Labor's Voice to Parliament, the pressure is on the PM to come clean. Plus, Albanese's change of heart on rate rises. See…
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Credlin, Monday 6 February
The first day of Parliament for 2023 begins with cost-of-living top of the agenda. Plus, Lidia Thorpe resigns from the Greens due to a disagreement over the…
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Credlin, Friday 3 February
The ABC’s biased coverage is reported to the ACMA. Plus, Teal MP Monique Ryan is accused of breaching the Fair Work Act. See omnystudio.com/listener for…
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Credlin, Thursday 2 February
Despite the national emergency in Alice Springs - Dorelle Anderson’s report into alcohol and violence has been delayed. Plus, Cardinal George Pell farewelled…
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Credlin, Wednesday 1 February
Labor's lack of detail on the Voice to Parliament leads to questions on its intentions. Energy crisis to worsen as government's price cap legislation…
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Credlin, Tuesday 31 January
Monique Ryan faces legal battle against activist Sally Rugg. Business owners warn Jim Chalmers to not interfere with Australia's market system. Plus, Alice…
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Credlin, Monday 30 January
Peta Credlin analyses Jim Chalmers' plan to "remake capitalism", opposition to the Voice increases as Labor fails to provide any details. Plus, a special…
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Credlin, Friday 27 January
Caleb Bond hosts as Peta Credlin heads to Alice Springs to hear from community leaders about the youth crime crisis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy…
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Credlin, Thursday 26 January
Peta Credlin celebrates Australia Day and everything that makes us the lucky country. Plus, how one Australian is helping at the frontlines in Ukraine. See…