Ladies and Gentleman On 9 November 1989, the Berlin Wall fell. After 28 years of oppression, the people of East Germany had ...

Thanks so much for your time on News 24 this morning, Sarah. What do you make of those ideas? There is a feeling, I guess, ...

Labor’s Digital Duty of Care exposure draft would hand the eSafety Commissioner extraordinary powers to create false identities, access online services, observe and record material, test platform ...

Today, the Reserve Bank raised interest rates again. This is going to put even more pressure on local families. Many ...

Labor’s Digital Duty of Care exposure draft would hand the eSafety Commissioner extraordinary powers to create false ...

Local families are feeling the pressure of Labor’s migration surge, with housing, roads, public transport, health care, and schools struggling to keep up. Since Labor was elected, around 1.5 million ...

Thanks for your time as always. Is it good that Australia is fostering those close relations with our Pacific neighbours, given climate is such a big issue to them? Sarah… Read More »NewsDay, News24, ...

Communications Minister Anika Wells must explain how Australia Post squandered at least $10 million on 500 foreign-made electric delivery trikes which were taken off the road within months, according ...

Cheng Lei: Let’s welcome Shadow Communications Minister Sarah Henderson to the show. Hi there, Sarah. Thank you for your time. You’re very worried about you know ministerial discretion over things ...

The Greens have belled the cat on Labor’s political censorship bill, openly confirming the new laws can and should be used to stop political views with which they disagree being amplified online.

Chris Kenny: I want to go to the Shadow Communications Minister, Sarah Henderson, who joins us from Canberra, of course with Parliament sitting. Good to see you, Senator. Let me firstly get your ...

The Coalition will put parents back in control of their children’s online safety, force greater transparency from Big Tech and oppose Labor’s sweeping new coercive powers for the eSafety Commissioner.