Miranda Live with Luke Foley and Mark Latham
NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley has vowed to never see Safe Schools back in NSW and Mark Latham has launched a war to save Australia Day. Catch up with the full Miranda Live show.
NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley has vowed to never see Safe Schools back in NSW and Mark Latham has launched a war to save Australia Day. Catch up with the full Miranda Live show.
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Commentator and former politician Mr Latham, who is also a Daily Telegraph columnist, is on a mission to save Australia Day.
He sat down to talk about his war with political correctness with Devine.
Meanwhile, NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley stopped by to talk politics, his opposite number in Gladys Berejiklian and Safe Schools.
Already this week, Devine has talk police preventing Aussie Jihadis from returning back to Australia with new NSW Police Force Commissioner Mick Fuller and the controversial bottle recycling scheme with NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian.
And yesterday, Devine sat down with former longtime Prime Minister John Howard to talk the Liberals’ chances at the next election.
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Click through to listen to ALL of last week’s shows here.
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