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7 hours ago
‘Risky’ – Why Taylor trying to have his cake and eat it too is dangerous
Michael McLaren has warned the Opposition against trying to defy the laws of reality with their plan surrounding the net-zero target and the Paris Agreement. He’s questioned if his government would keep the agreement in name only; isn’t it better to shred the agreement when One Nation is committed to leaving the agreement? “Taylor still […]
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10 hours ago
The polling which suggests there is hope for the Liberal Party
There is new polling from the UK, which suggests there might be hope for the Liberal Party. Opposition leader Angus Taylor has told Michael McLaren that while there’s hope for the party, they’re focusing on fixing the issues brought about by Labor. Listen to more highlights from Afternoons below: Image: Hilary Wardhaugh/Getty Images
Michael McLaren /
02/09/2026
‘Hoodwinked by ideology’ – Aussies kept in the dark over emissions plan
Michael McLaren has called out Matt Kean for failing to provide Australians with details on how much land will be needed to meet Australia’s emissions targets, especially given that land acquisition will affect farmers. The 2GB and 4BC Afternoons host has pointed out that the work should have been done and questioned why Kean doesn’t have the […]
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02/09/2026
‘Time for honesty’ – Why Australia needs to be open-eyed about China
As Anthony Albanese prepares to sit down with Pacific leaders in Palau, Michael McLaren says Australia needs to be more wary of China and its interests as Australia and its markets grow more and more heavily reliant on the global superpower. His warning comes following rumours of the Pacific Islands Forum suffering from interference from […]
Michael McLaren /
01/09/2026
