Up Late

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.

In tonight’s show, as speculation mounts that Barnaby Joyce will join One Nation, Ben Harvey says the move could turn the former National Deputy PM into Australia’s version of Britain’s Nigel Farage.

Ben Harvey outlines a nightmare scenario for recent homebuyers and goes ballistic over feigned surprise by team Albo to the latest inflation data.

In tonight’s show, on the eve of the first Ashes test in Perth, Ben Harvey recounts the greatest and most controversial moments in the past 143 years of cricket between Australia and England.

Ben Harvey delivers some brutal advice to Sussan Ley after the Coalition failed to reach a policy decision on net zero.

Ben Harvey outlines the events leading to Gough Whitlam’s dismissal and explains why the current US Government shutdown is a reminder of where Australia was headed when the Governor General intervened.

In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey looks back at Reserve Bank decisions for the past 20 Melbourne Cups.

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.