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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 | 3 February
Growing speculation the election could be called this month as Federal Parliament returns, and strict new regulations for wind farm projects come into effect…
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Credlin | 30 January
The Coalition's plan to bolster our national security, and the Treasurer's shocking comment following the foiled Sydney terror plot. Plus, Tony Abbott on the…
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Credlin | 29 January
Farmers warn food security is at risk in the second part of Peta’s special report on reckless renewables, and police investigate a terror plot involving…
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Credlin | 28 January
Security experts sound the alarm over a new Chinese AI program, and new poll shows young men are flocking to the Coalition. Plus, Dan Tehan on concerns Labor…
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Credlin | 27 January
Signs the tide is turning as millions proudly celebrate Australia Day, and Grace Tame is called out for hypocrisy over an offensive t-shirt she wore to The…
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Credlin | 23 January
Melbourne braces for mass protests on Australia Day, and Donald Trump deploys additional troops to the border with Mexico. Plus, the shocking number of illegal…
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Credlin | 22 January
Peta’s investigation into the reckless renewables rollout exposes allegations of bullying. Fears foreign actors may have been involved in recent…
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Credlin | 21 January
President Donald Trump wastes no time implementing his agenda by signing a flurry of executive orders. Plus, Chris Bowen’s green dreams suffer another…
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Credlin | 20 January
More renewable madness as Labor invests billions in so-called green aluminium, and signs Donald Trump already has the left on the run ahead of his…
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Credlin | 16 January
Bill Shorten's early exit sparks a cabinet reshuffle, and Peter Dutton lashes a 'woke' bank for refusing a loan on environmental grounds. Plus, Israel's former…
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Credlin | 15 January
The prime minister is accused of weakness over his response to racial hate, and a landmark report finds de-radicalisation programs are failing to change…
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Credlin | 14 January
The prime minister ramps up his personal attacks on Peter Dutton. Plus, a former treasurer comes under fire for splashing thousands on a luxury farewell tour…
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Credlin | 13 January
The unofficial election campaign has begun, Labor is performing poorly in polls, crime a top issue for Victoria residents, why the Los Angeles wildfires should…
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Credlin | 10 January
The numbers that show Peter Dutton could be the next PM, the worst wildfires in LA history and the radical policies that are engulfing the state of California…
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Credlin | 9 January
The California government's incompetency on full display amid the Los Angeles wildfires, the prime minister promises more cash during a pre-election blitz, and…
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Credlin | 8 January
The latest inflation data is in... but will the RBA give us a rate cut or have they seen through Jim Chalmers' economic spin? Plus, can multiculturalism still…
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Credlin | 7 January
Labor attempts a pre-election 'gimmick' to try and ease tensions with Israel, the Australia Day debate rages on just a few weeks out from celebrations, and…
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Credlin | 6 January
The PM fires the starter's pistol on the unofficial election campaign by heading north to splash cash to win voters another antisemitic attack rocks Sydney's…
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Credlin | 3 January
Government issues fresh terror warning, Labor shirks safety responsibilities, investigation into New Orleans attack, Biden stumbles through terror response…
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Credlin | 2 January
New Year's terrorism in the US as an Islamic jihadist kills 15 people in New Orleans, the Coalition pledges to scrap mandatory emission reporting laws, and the…
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Credlin | 1 January
Woolworths officially backflips on their decision to stop selling Australia Day merchandise, viewers slam woke messaging in ABC's coverage of the New Year's…
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Credlin | 31 December
The prime minister's new year message falls flat with Australians. Plus, anger grows over Victoria's new short stay tax, and Israel issues a final warning to…
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Credlin | 30 December
Former US president Jimmy Carter passes away aged 100. Another wind farm project off the coast of South Australia has been scrapped. Plus, Is the ADF's plan to…
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Credlin | 27 December
More allegations against radio skid row, Jewish Australians living in fear, Pesutto ousted as Victoria Liberal leader, Middle East conflict continues to…
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Credlin | 26 December
Antisemitism allowed to fester in Australia. Plus, how the Royals spent their Christmas this year, and the Aussie running 1,400km to raise funds for the…
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Credlin | 24 December
Sydney trains will resume for New Year's Eve after the RBTU grinches finally call a truce with the NSW government, membership for Reform UK set to overtake the…
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Credlin | 23 December
Australians do it tough this Christmas while the government pushes its fantastical green ideology, concerns mount over Elon Musk's influence over the Trump…
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Credlin | 20 December
John Pesutto's leadership is over with Moira Deeming blocked from re-joining the Victoria Liberal Party by his casting vote, Keith Pitt announces his…
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Credlin | 19 December
Labor ramps up its nuclear scare campaign, Aussie breakdancer RayGun demands $10,000 from a comedy club that wanted to host a comedy musical about her Olympics…
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Credlin | 18 December
Surprise, surprise! Labor announces even more government spending as it releases the mid-year economic and fiscal outlook, Israel's foreign minister has a…
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Credlin | 17 December
The CommBank boss says he had no idea customers were going to be charged for withdrawing their own money, outgoing Vice President Kamala Harris considers…
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Credlin | 16 December
Treasurer Jim Chalmers hopes for a rate cut before next year's election as the RBA appoints two new board members, the Melbourne Storm set to scale back on…
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Credlin | 12 December
Moira Deeming exclusively discusses her defamation case victory, and Labor abandons Israel at the UN once again. Plus, Tony Abbott on what needs to be done to…
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Credlin | 10 December
Peter Dutton’s Australian flag pledge outrages the left, and the Prime Minister makes a chaotic visit to the Adass Israel Synagogue. Plus, former Labor…
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Credlin | 9 December
The latest Newspoll finds Anthony Albanese is the weakest PM in decades, and who will fill the power vacuum created by a rebel uprising in Syria? Plus…
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Credlin | 5 December
Peter Dutton vows to scrap a major wind zone project if elected, and the Victorian government spends $2 million on revenue raising advice. See…
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Credlin | 4 December
The government votes in favour of Palestinian statehood at the UN, and divisions emerge within Labor over Tanya Plibersek’s environmental agenda. Plus, the…
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Credlin | 3 December
Donald Trump issues a stern warning to Hamas to release the hostages, Victoria is ranked as the worst state for business in the country, and Chris Uhlmann on…
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Credlin | 2 December
A major pub chain is forced to apologise after banning Australia Day celebrations, and Joe Biden's shock decision to pardon his son Hunter. Plus, former Labor…
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Credlin | 28 November
Chris Bowen continues to push unreliable renewables amid blackout warnings, Lidia Thorpe causes trouble in Parliament despite her suspension. Plus, Michael…
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Credlin | 27 November
Lidia Thorpe suspended from the Senate following a shocking outburst, and NSW residents advised to conserve power amid blackout fears. Plus, the latest…
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Credlin | 26 November
NSW scraps all unpaid COVID-19 fines and vows to provide refunds for thousands, and the trade wars heat up as Donald Trump announces new tariffs on China…
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Credlin | 25 November
Cultural heritage laws face growing scrutiny as Australians are locked out of public land, and is the controversial misinformation bill dead or deferred? Plus…
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Credlin | 21 November
Labor’s shocking decision to gamble the nation’s Future Fund on their own projects, and defence personnel call out the leadership failures of commanders. Plus…
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Credlin | 20 November
The Treasurer's economic statement adds to the growing speculation of an early election. Plus, free speech advocate Michael Shellenberger discusses the dangers…
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Credlin | 19 November
International student caps are shaping up to be an election issue, and a few stern words from the Prime Minister during his meeting with Xi Jinping. Plus, Ted…
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Credlin | 18 November
The Coalition pursues Labor over secret climate targets, Treasury proposes to protect rural bank branches, and Dan Tehan on why the Coalition is opposing…
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Credlin | 14 November
The Communications Minister struggles to explain Labor’s misinformation bill, and a commuter takes a stand against extinction rebellion activists. Plus, one of…
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Credlin | 13 November
The pressure is piling up on Kevin Rudd to resign as Australian Ambassador to the US, state governments across the country facing an uphill battle against…
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Credlin | 12 November
Anger mounts as Victorians are locked out of state parks, and Donald Trump gets to work making key appointments for his administration. Plus, Chris Uhlmann on…
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Credlin | 11 November
More pain for Labor as the Coalition’s primary vote hits 40 per cent in the latest Newspoll, and a stunning revelation about the government’s social media ban…
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Credlin | 7 November
The geopolitical implications of a second Donald Trump presidency, and community safety concerns after the High Court quashes Labor’s ankle bracelet and curfew…
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Credlin | 6 November
Donald Trump pulls off a historic US election victory. Analysis from Trump HQ with Peter Stefanovic, and Annelise Nielsen and Paul Murray join the program from…
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Credlin | 5 November
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris make their final pitch to voters, and no reprieve for households as the Reserve Bank keeps rates on hold. Plus, Dan Tehan on the…
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Credlin | 4 November
The Prime Minister fuels speculation of an early election by holding a US-style rally, and Labor scraps a $7 billion space project. Plus, James Morrow on the…
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Credlin | 31 October
Donald Trump capitalises on Joe Biden’s ‘garbage’ comment, and the reason a rate cut before the next election is looking increasingly unlikely. Plus, a…
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Credlin | 30 October
The fallout from the government inquiry into the pandemic response, and the latest on the Prime Minister’s airline upgrades scandal. Plus, Greg Sheridan on US…
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Credlin | 29 October
Anthony Albanese’s integrity under question as the Qantas freebies scandal deepens, the Queensland election results show Labor failing in regional towns. Plus…
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Credlin | 28 October
David Crisafulli is sworn in as Queensland premier following a solid win for the LNP, and the Qantas freebie scandal is just more evidence the PM is out of…
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Credlin | 24 October
Questions over the validity of Lidia Thorpe’s Oath of Allegiance, and is a $1.5 billion Labor housing program really a pork barrel? Plus, Melbourne Lord Mayor…