Up Late

In the aftermath of the Iranian women’s soccer team defection, Ben Harvey recounts famous instances of sport and diplomacy colliding and warns of Tehran’s record of oppression against women.

Ben Harvey dissects the Aussie stock market’s $100 billion wipe out and explains why a reasoning disorder known as ‘myopic loss aversion’ means most investors sell shares when they should be buying.

Ben Harvey trawls through Dennis Cometti’s greatest sports calls to rate him against the world’s best commentator in cricket, golf, Formula 1, darts and NRL.

Harvey explains why Trump has pragmatic and personal reasons for launching US attack on Iran given the regime’s funding of the three Hs of terror.

Ben Harvey outlines the bomb scare which led to Anthony Albanese being evacuated from The Lodge, and looks back at historical threats to PMs including John Howard, who was forced to wear a bullet proof vest.

Ben Harvey explains why when it comes to ISIS brides, Albanese is talking a tough game while knowing the sympathisers could use a side door to get back to Australia – and why that risk could be a huge gamble.

With Coles accused of nationwide price deception, Ben Harvey thinks of a place to stick that giant red finger.

Ben Harvey wonders if Angus Taylor is the answer then perhaps the Liberals have been asking the wrong question?

Ben Harvey explains why Palestinian protests on a day when victims of Bondi are being remembered could push some voters to Pauline Hanson’s One Nation and force Labor to confront some uncomfortable truths.

In tonight’s show, with inflation again out of control, Ben Harvey looks at who is to blame: a big-spending Government, an inept Reserve Bank, or consumers addicted to buying shiny new things.

In tonight’s show, as a female teacher admits having sex with a 12-year-old student and having his baby, Ben Harvey looks at other paedophile teacher cases to guess how much time she will serve.

In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey pinpoints the three leaders who should fall on their swords over the Bondi massacre and explains why their failings will be exposed as a national shame.

Ben Harvey says Australians don’t need to be lectured by politicians about being tolerant because they are – the problem is fundamentalist Muslims are refusing to meet half way.

After Australia’s richest person was denied the right to get to work by helicopter, Ben Harvey suggests ways to use the money saved from not having a helipad at the new headquarters of Hancock Prospecting.

In tonight’s show, as Communication Minister Anika Wells’ travel diary becomes public knowledge, Ben Harvey recounts 12 expense claim scandals that rocked different governments.