Up Late

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.

Ben Harvey gives the inside story of how a former Australian bikie who did five years in prison is about to take on the world’s greatest golfers at The British Open.

In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey recaps the prison-breaking life and times of Australia’s most notorious armed robber, Brenden ‘The Postcard Bandit’.

In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey explains the bizarre trend that drove the Australian share market to a record high and the commodity behind the stunning comeback.

In tonight’s show, with Israel and Iran taking Donald Trump to the end of his tether, Ben Harvey outlines the bizarre World War 2 plan to make Israel part of Australia.

After Trump’s bunker-busting bombs, Harvey runs through the disastrous history of America-led regime change and reveals the number of times Washington has tried to overthrow another country’s government

WATCH: In Up Late, Ben Harvey counts down Australia’s 10 highest-paid CEOs, with one boss earning $115,000 a day. From retail, to media and mining, find out who made the list.

A Middle Eastern oil company’s bid to take over Australian gas giant Santos will have some wringing their hands, despite a long history of energy partnerships with foreign nations.