SUBJECTS: Economic support for regional Victoria; Morrison-Frydenberg Government slow to roll out vaccines but quick to cut support; Economic support should match the economic reality in communities.

SUBJECTS: Pandora Papers and tax havens; Multinational tax reform.  

SUBJECTS: Morrison Government quick to cut support but slow to roll out the vaccine; Scott Morrison picking fights with states and territories and punishing Australians for his mistakes; Federal election.

SUBJECTS: Morrison Government slow to roll out vaccines but quick to cut support; Economic support should match the economic reality in communities; NT tourism operators ‘begging’ for support; Visit with Luke Gosling; Federal election; NRL Grand Final.

SUBJECTS: Police Remembrance Day; Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide; Delamere defence project; Morrison Government slow to roll out vaccines and quarantine but fast to pull support; Scott Morrison picking fights with the states and punishing Australians for his own mistakes; Federal election; Tax policies; Mandatory vaccinations.

SUBJECTS: More opportunities for more people in reginal Queensland; A Future Made in Australia; George Christensen more interested in encouraging mob violence than creating local jobs; Melbourne protests; Victorian earthquake; AUKUS diplomatic fallout; China policy; Josh Frydenberg. 

SUBJECTS: John Ring Labor’s candidate for Herbert; LNP all announcement and no delivery for Townsville; Scott Morrison mightn’t hold a hose but John Ring does; If Australians want integrity in government, they have to end this Government; Josh Frydenberg thinks secret donations to Porter were fine; Liberals and Nationals divided over energy and North Queenslanders are paying the price; Morrison Government cutting JobKeeper to North Queensland tourism operators but sprayed around $13 billion to companies that didn’t need it. 

SUBJECTS: 9/11 Anniversary and lessons from the War on Terror; Bipartisanship on national security; Joel Fitzgibbon’s retirement; Labor as the party of aspiration. 

SUBJECTS: Labor’s commitment to the Springfield to Ipswich rail line; Morrison Government’s failures on vaccines and quarantine bleeding $85 billion from the national economy; Josh Frydenberg can lift a pen to write a press release but he won’t lift a finger to recover $13 billion in JobKeeper paid to companies that didn’t need it; Fowler preselection and federal election.

SUBJECTS: Father’s Day; State Borders; National reopening plan; Queensland vaccination rates; Mark McGowan.