David Speers discusses the week in politics with Niki Savva, James Campbell and Karen Middleton including economic growth, migration, housing, privacy reforms, tobacco taxes, private health rebate, One Nation and the Pacific.
David Speers discusses the week in politics with Niki Savva, James Campbell and Karen Middleton including economic growth, migration, housing, privacy reforms, tobacco taxes, private health rebate, One Nation and the Pacific.
David Speers and the panel Anna Henderson, Ashleigh Raper and Waleed Aly discuss the week including the search for Australians missing after Nepal-Tibet floods, AI, powering data centres, migration, One Nation and inflation.
David Speers discusses the week in politics with Andrew Probyn, Clare Armstrong and Phil Coorey including the government secures Coalition support to pass gambling reform, NDIS overhaul and the News Bargaining Incentive.
David Speers discusses the week in politics with Lenore Taylor, Jane Norman and Mark Kenny including reforms of the NDIS, gambling advertising, migration, housing, the GST, interest rates and the sitting week in Canberra.
For 25 years Insiders has been Australia's destination for informed political discussion, analysis and debate. Founding host Barrie Cassidy returns to the Insiders couch, joining host David Speers, Paul Kelly, Melissa Clarke, Karen Middleton and Samantha Maiden to reflect on how Australian politics, reporting and the national conversation have evolved since 2001.
Laura Hunter is the Australian Council on Smoking and Health's Chief Executive. She tells David Speers there's no evidence this would work.
Author and founder of Teach Us Consent, Chanel Contos says part of the problem is the social media algorithms flooding young men's feeds with misogynistic content.
One Nation MP David Farley says his party will seek a migration rate of about 230,000 a year, once accounting for necessary skilled workers. Mr Farley told ABC Insiders the figure puts the party on similar footing to Labor and the Coalition.
Mike Bowers and Amy Remeikis unpack the political week in pictures. They discuss the government's gambling reform, Penny Wong's calling in the Israeli ambassador, and One Nation MP David Farley's meetings with Labor frontbenchers.
The two major parties have joined forces to pass a range of legislation, including changes to gambling ads and the NDIS.
Rohan Pike is a former AFP and ABF Officer, and creator of the Tobacco Strike Team. He told David Speers cutting the tobacco excise would stamp out the illegal trade.
Some of Anthony Albanese’s language and hand gestures during his appearance on Nikki Osborne’s ‘Bush Deep’ podcast were labelled as sexist by a former Japanese Ambassador.
NDIS Minister Jenny McAllister on managing NDIS fraud, changes to NDIS eligibility and concerns over proposed social and community plan funding cuts.
WA Premier Roger Cook on "East Coast clowns" and why he does not support proposed changes to the GST.
Martin Laverty is the Chief Executive of Aruma Disability Services and one of the architects of the NDIS. He told David Speers for this week's Insiders On Background, the government must restore the scheme to its original intent.
A stable segment of the show. Mike Bowers looks back at the past 25 years of photographs and cartoons that have captured and illustrated the biggest moments of modern Australian political history.
Since 2001, Insiders has been a stable of Australians' Sunday morning routine, bringing together some of the country's leading political minds to analyse and interpret the week in politics and reflect on the big moments of Australian politics. We take a look back at 25 years of Insiders.
David Speers interviews Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young on the senate inquiry into gambling ads, AI data centres, and the government's media bargaining initiative.
A snap senate inquiry on gambling ads uncovered alarming evidence, putting more pressure on the government to crackdown on the industry.
Former Director General of the Australian Signals Directorate, Rachel Noble on impact of AI on national security.
