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Candid Candidate - 21/02

Meet possibly the worst political candidate ever. The ALP sacked Peter Watson over racist and homophobic comments, but how did he ever get preselection? Paul talks with Neil Breen, Tory Maguire and Gary Hardgrave.
Thelma & Louise - 20/12

The latest round of Labor leadership has the panel asking "does it matter who's driving when the car goes off the cliff". Paul is joined by Chris Kenny, John Stanley and Janine Perrett.
Flying Kangaroo Stew - 16/02

Paul is joined by Janine Perrett, Spoonman and Tory Shepherd to discuss the latest 500 job cuts at QANTAS.
No Notes - 16/02

Paul chats with former Howard Government minister Peter Reith about what it's like inside a cabinet meeting, after Julia Gillard banned her frontbench from taking notes in the meetings.
Another Spending Shambles - 15/02

Paul and the panel look at the latest Government spending bungle - digital set-top boxes for $700 a pop. Chris Kenny, Kellie Connolly and Katrina Blowers fire up.
Political Pomp - 14/02

A ridiculous day of political to and fro has the panel fired up. Join Paul as he talks with Peter Berner, Gary Hardgrave and Angela Mollard.
Banks Bashing - 13/02

The banks' public relations gurus were sent into overdrive after the Big Four all raised interest rates and the ANZ axed 1000 jobs. Paul discussed this with Janine Perrett, John Stanley and newcomer Sarah MacDonald.
Welcome Back 30/1

The first show for 2012 doesn't disappoint, with Paul's "dad" Derryn Hinch making his much anticipated panel return.
Craig Thomson Update - 14/12

Finally, an update on the Craig Thomson scandal. The update - there is no update. Paul discusses the dismal FairWork inquiry with Joe Hildebrand, Melissa Hoyer and Michael Bodey.
F***ing Polar Bears - 13/12

Peter Berner and Gary Hardgrave are in fine form as they discuss Stephen Conroy dropping the F-bomb, and the great polar bear scam of 2011.
The 2011 Shuffle - 12/12

Julia Gillard shuffles her cabinet for the new year. Paul discusses it with Lachlan Harris, Janine Perrett and John Stanley.
What's with Wilkie? - 08/12

Andrew Wilkie casts his anti-gambling net even wider - Paul discusses this, the banks and US politics with Chas Licciardello, John Stanley and John Stanley.
Banks & Bali - 07/12

Paul talks with panel favourites Wendy Harmer and Joe Hildebrand about banks being tight on interest rates and the Bali Boy's father speaking out.
Battle of the Brains - 6/12

The three big brains of Paul Murray, Peter Berner and Gary Hardgrave take on the gay marriage debate, the simmering tensions between the PM and Foreign Minister and organ donation.
Gay Marriage Vote - 05/12

Has Julia Gillard rigged the same sex marriage vote to fail? Paul discusses the issue with Peter Reith, Janine Perrett and Don Burke.
Pollie Pay Rise - 01/12

Politicians are in line for a hefty pay rise, just days after announcing plans to cut spending like the baby bonus. Paul discusses the issue with Lachlan Harris and Helen McCabe.

Meet possibly the worst political candidate ever. The ALP sacked Peter Watson over racist and homophobic comments, but how did he ever get preselection? Paul talks with Neil Breen, Tory Maguire and Gary Hardgrave.

The latest round of Labor leadership has the panel asking "does it matter who's driving when the car goes off the cliff". Paul is joined by Chris Kenny, John Stanley and Janine Perrett.

Paul is joined by Janine Perrett, Spoonman and Tory Shepherd to discuss the latest 500 job cuts at QANTAS.

Paul chats with former Howard Government minister Peter Reith about what it's like inside a cabinet meeting, after Julia Gillard banned her frontbench from taking notes in the meetings.

Paul and the panel look at the latest Government spending bungle - digital set-top boxes for $700 a pop. Chris Kenny, Kellie Connolly and Katrina Blowers fire up.

A ridiculous day of political to and fro has the panel fired up. Join Paul as he talks with Peter Berner, Gary Hardgrave and Angela Mollard.

The banks' public relations gurus were sent into overdrive after the Big Four all raised interest rates and the ANZ axed 1000 jobs. Paul discussed this with Janine Perrett, John Stanley and newcomer Sarah MacDonald.

The first show for 2012 doesn't disappoint, with Paul's "dad" Derryn Hinch making his much anticipated panel return.

Finally, an update on the Craig Thomson scandal. The update - there is no update. Paul discusses the dismal FairWork inquiry with Joe Hildebrand, Melissa Hoyer and Michael Bodey.

Peter Berner and Gary Hardgrave are in fine form as they discuss Stephen Conroy dropping the F-bomb, and the great polar bear scam of 2011.

Julia Gillard shuffles her cabinet for the new year. Paul discusses it with Lachlan Harris, Janine Perrett and John Stanley.

Andrew Wilkie casts his anti-gambling net even wider - Paul discusses this, the banks and US politics with Chas Licciardello, John Stanley and John Stanley.

Paul talks with panel favourites Wendy Harmer and Joe Hildebrand about banks being tight on interest rates and the Bali Boy's father speaking out.

The three big brains of Paul Murray, Peter Berner and Gary Hardgrave take on the gay marriage debate, the simmering tensions between the PM and Foreign Minister and organ donation.

Has Julia Gillard rigged the same sex marriage vote to fail? Paul discusses the issue with Peter Reith, Janine Perrett and Don Burke.

Politicians are in line for a hefty pay rise, just days after announcing plans to cut spending like the baby bonus. Paul discusses the issue with Lachlan Harris and Helen McCabe.