Up Late

Ben Harvey charts the jaw-dropping rise of one of the most scandal-ridden companies on the ASX and asks whether Wisetech Global founder Richard White can survive his latest controversy.

Harvey explains why Albo’s diplomatic coup will leave taxpayers on the hook for the so-called multi-billion-dollar critical minerals and rare earths deal.

As the David Pye trial kicks off amid beefed up security measures, Ben Harvey outlines the prosecution’s case against the man who allegedly masterminded the assassination of Nick Martin.

With Israeli hostages finally returned to Tel Aviv by Hamas, Ben Harvey speculates whether Donald Trump has pulled off the ultimate triumph or whether long running conflict runs too deep for lasting peace.

Ben Harvey explains a little known ‘housing hack’ that allows people to access their super to use for a deposit to buy their first home.

With Qantas being held to ransom by hackers, Harvey deduces there is one benefit to NOT flying at the pointy end of the plane – his data isn’t worthy stealing.

Ben Harvey delivers some brutal truths to leadership agitator Andrew Hastie whose stance on net zero put him in the crosshairs of his colleagues.

Ben Harvey shows what happens when a former armed robber tries to recruit traffic controllers for the CFMEU, and how a worksite confrontation with former gangster Edmond Margjini is a headache for the union. 

Harvey explains that while Linda Reynolds has been vindicated by her defamation victory against Brittany Higgins, even the winners are losers in one the darkest periods in modern politics.

In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey rages over changes to Anthony Albanese’s housing scheme for first home buyers.

In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey laments the hopelessness of Anthony Albanese’s plan to recognise a Palestinian State.

Harvey questions whether we’ll see American steak on the menu after Anthony Albanese lifted an import ban on US beef following Trump’s Aussie tariff plans.

In tonight’s show, as Barnaby Joyce tools up for a new climate change war, Ben Harvey goes through history to show how global warming hurts political careers more often than it bothers polar bears.

Ben Harvey explains what’s behind the current meme stock surge and why it could be a wake-up call for the economy.

Ben Harvey explains why just about every Australian’s retirement savings could take a hit because of Donald Trump’s latest tariff tantrum.