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Joe Hildebrand is a columnist for news.com.au and The Daily Telegraph and the host of Summer Afternoons on Radio 2GB. He is also a commentator on the Seven Network, Sky News, 2GB, 3AW and 2CC Canberra.Prior to this, he was co-host of the Channel Ten morning show Studio 10, co-host of the Triple M drive show The One Percenters, and the presenter of two ABC documentary series: Dumb, Drunk & Racist and Sh*tsville Express.He is also the author of the memoir An Average Joe: My Horribly Abnormal Life.

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Decision could cost you $6000

A DECISION that has quietly slipped through could potentially cost millions of Australians thousands of dollars a year.

Senator Pauline Hanson during Senate Question Time in the Senate in Parliament House in Canberra. Picture Gary Ramage

Why One Nation is succeeding

SAY what you will about Pauline Hanson, there’s one thing One Nation does better than the major parties. And it’s working.

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Why we still haven’t found aliens

NASA’s latest breakthrough discovery boosts the theory that alien life is out there somewhere. This is why we still haven’t found it.

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Radical idea to fix Australia’s schools

FORGET class sizes, or the public versus private debate. The real solution to Australia’s school crisis is suddenly staring us in the face.

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Controversy solved in one sentence

A SYDNEY school has come under fire for allowing Muslim students to not shake hands with women. Here is all it needed to say.

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‘Economic armageddon’ warning

RECORD household debt, foreign debt and a massive housing bubble have created a perfect storm that could “wipe out” millions of families.

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Bid to cut lifetime perks for ‘dud’ PMs

ROGUE MPs are pushing to have our short-lived prime ministers stripped of their lifetime gold passes.

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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull during Question Time in the House of Representatives in Parliament House in Canberra. Picture Gary Ramage

Malcolm Turnbull’s secret briefing

LAST month, Malcolm Turnbull was sent a secret document. It outlined a simple but radical plan to fix one of the toughest problems facing Australia.

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Did Gaga duet with Trump guy?

IT’S probably good Lady Gaga didn’t talk politics when she shared the Grammys stage with Metallica lead singer James Hetfield.

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Would you pass this citizenship test?

IMMIGRANTS to Australia should be subjected to an “extreme vetting” test before they become citizens or receive welfare, according to a radical proposal.

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