Credlin

25 years on, we reflect on the day when Islamic terrorism changed America and the world, Victoria takes the dubious crown as the car theft capital. Plus, the Coalition comes out swinging against Labor's so-called Digital Duty of Care.
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A letter from Angus Taylor to the prime minister outlining his non-negotiable lines in the sand on migration, allegations of fraud and rorting of Labor's $7 billion battery scheme. Plus, alarming details in the alleged Avalon airport hijacking case.
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Chris Minns argues against the federal plan to keep the tobacco excise where it is, Labor unveils its digital duty of care as it doubles down on its bid. Plus, flying the Union Jack in multicultural Birmingham could now land its residents in jail.
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More questions over warnings that went unheeded in the months before the Bondi terror attack, defence veterans in Canberra fighting against Labor's unfair attack on health services. Plus, the fight to stop the flow of illegal tobacco into Australia.
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Pauline Hanson's party is bookies' top choice for Bendigo East, it is exactly 125 years to the day since the Australian flag was first raised. Plus, the Coalition unveils its tobacco tax alternative vowing to wipe out the illegal trade.
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