In an extraordinary act of generosity, an anonymous Melburnian has $763,000 to give away to children in need, and they have asked Neil Mitchell to help direct the money to those who need it. Yes, you read that correctly: $763,000. “My hope is that we’re going to change lives over the next few weeks,” Neil […]

Tom Elliott has panned Australia’s major political parties over their “lazy” approach to housing policy. It comes after the Coalition unveiled their Super Home Buyer scheme, which will allow first home-buyers to use 40 per cent of their superannuation, up to $50,000, to put towards buying a home. Labor has promised to guarantee up to […]

Outspoken Liberal MP Bernie Finn is set to face a party room revolt in the wake of his controversial comments about abortion. Liberal Party MPs will vote on a motion to kick the upper house MP out of the party next Tuesday. Opposition leader Matthew Guy said they’d been left with no option. He said […]

Almost three million Australians are expected to ditch their health insurance this year. Rising costs are said to be the driving factor. Research from Finder found one-in-seven Australians did not plan on renewing their private health insurance this year. Tim Bennett from Finder told Tom Elliott it showed cost was a “big issue” for many. […]

It’s fair to say Sportsday’s talkback line was buzzing on Monday night. And most of the calls were coming from frustrated Essendon fans. It comes after the Bombers fell to 2-7 with a limp 58-point loss to Sydney on Saturday night. Matthew Lloyd tried to answer a handful of questions from Essendon fans about where […]

Independent election candidates are running a “pretty big risk” by not offering full how-to-vote cards, academics have warned on the eve of the election. It’s been reported Kooyong candidate Monique Ryan’s decision not to allocate preferences on her how-to-vote cards is leading to invalid early votes. Dr Jill Sheppard, from the Australian National University’s School […]