Waleed skewers Malcolm Turnbull
WALEED Aly ripped into the PM on The Project last night, taking aim at Mr Turnbull’s so-called “mongrel network”.
Current Affairs
Chris Bath reveals her new gig
THE newsreader shocked fans last year when she walked out on Channel Seven after 20 years with the network. So what has Bath signed on for now?
Project slip-up: ‘Can we start again?’
SOMEONE seems to be getting distracted in the editing booths at The Project. This cross started fine, but quickly unravelled.
Sunrise weatherman can’t actually read weather
YOU might think being a weatherman would require the right skills — but apparently not so, according to a confession by Sunrise’s weatherman Sam Mac.
‘Sunrise a bunch of racist c***s’
INDIGENOUS singer Thelma Plum has blasted Sunrise over a segment that debated university guidelines for talking about Australia’s history.
‘I was horrified at the scale of it’
FORMER Prime Minister John Howard addressed one of the toughest moments of his tenure last night – and admitted his response didn’t go far enough.
What did Chloe’s babysitter do?
IT WAS the first time Chloe Murphy had stayed with a babysitter. She was left with injuries so horrific she couldn’t be revived.
The crime-solving super power
BRITAIN’S Scotland Yard is recruiting super recognisers — people who literally never forget a face — in order to solve crimes.
Trump’s nemesis opens up about their feud
IT’S the TV host Donald Trump loves to hate and openly attack. But Megyn Kelly has hit back, damning him with faint praise and saying he must try harder.
‘You called them bigots, homophobes’
VICTORIAN Premier Daniel Andrews was popular with the Q&A audience. Then a government Minister turned on him.
60 Minutes attack: ‘It came from nowhere’
LIZ Hayes has relived the terrifying moment the 60 Minutes crew were attacked in Stockholm, saying she was “glad to be a woman”.
Natasha Exelby gets a TV wake up call
SHE was the first casualty in Ten’s failed experiment to join the breakfast TV war, but Natasha Exelby is back in the trenches, literally.
Four Corners journos released
TWO ABC Four Corners reporters have been released after being detained by Malaysian authorities for trying to question Prime Minister Najib Razak.
‘It’s a great tragedy, but it’s not my fault’
CLIVE Palmer told sacked workers at his Queensland nickel refinery what he really thinks — and declined to rule out running for the Senate.
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