Karl Stefanovic

Families are being cut off from support. Meanwhile, allegations of NDIS fraud continue to make headlines. Activist Drew Pavlou joins Karl to discuss why innocent families are being cut off while the rorts continue. Live now on Karl Weekly – link in bio.

Families are driving hundreds of kilometres just to access childcare. Parents are being forced out of the workforce because there simply isn't enough childcare in regional Australia. Sixth-generation farmer Sarah Secker joins Karl on Karl Weekly, live now.

This case will make your blood boil. Karl breaks down a controversial tribunal ruling that made headlines this week. Why does public safety seems to come second to bureaucratic technicalities? Watch now in Karl Weekly.

money will always find its way into politics'. But does that mean politicians are beholden to donors? As Labor accuses One Nation of taking orders from Gina Rinehart, our panel clashes over political donations and who really benefits from tax policies.

Labor says it's helping young Australians. Sean Bell says the budget does the opposite, hitting Aussies with higher taxes while ignoring the real problems: net zero and immigration. On the panel with Gerard Rennick and Charlotte Mortlock tonight, 5pm.

You might remember that Oxford Union debate where British broadcaster and journalist Jonathan Sacerdoti argued that the West is right to be suspicious of Islam.

AI expert Dr Roman Yampolskiy says up to 99% of digital and cognitive jobs could eventually be automated. From scientists and engineers to the advice he’d give a 17-year-old choosing their university course.

What happens if we create an AI that becomes smarter than us and decides we’re in the way? AI expert Dr Roman Yampolskiy joins Karl to discuss why he believes superintelligence could pose an extinction-level threat to humanity.

US @DeptofWar @PeteHegseth testified on Capitol Hill that they are running classified initiatives to gain a strategic advantage with $BTC and agreed that #Bitcoin is a matter of national security.

Mortgage broker Joseph Daoud spent $17,500 of his own money on billboards in Canberra to protest the budget. Then came news of another pay rise for politicians. Tonight 5pm on Karl Weekly.

The NDIS needs to cut out the rorts, yes. But not at the expense of those families who actually need it. Luke and Aimee's 8-year-old son Jack has level 3 autism – they've just been told his current level of funding is going to be cut by 80%.

The Senate exchange that's gone viral around the world. Michaelia Cash's questioning of Australia's Human Rights Commissioner has left plenty of people scratching their heads. Karl weighs in on the moment that's got everyone talking.

Luke and Aimee say their 8-year-old son Jack's NDIS funding is set to be cut by 80%. Jack has level 3 autism and requires around-the-clock support. Have you received similar calls or been told your NDIS funding is being reduced?

Armed intruders invaded his Melbourne home. So Dominic Porter took it upon himself to develop WatchTower, a community-powered neighborhood safety and awareness app. Watch Dominic's full interview online now – link in bio.

One Nation has surged to over 30% in the polls. First on primary votes. Is the two-party system dead? Former Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes – now a member of One Nation – thinks so. She's joined by primary producer Charlie Blomfield tonight on the panel.

Farmer Charlie Blomfield says agriculture is one of Australia's greatest strengths – but politicians aren't backing it. Charlie and former Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes join Karl on the panel tonight at 5pm.

Hollie Hughes says Labor's budget is a disaster. She thinks its locking Australians into higher taxes, bigger government and intergenerational poverty. Watch the full panel with farmer Charlie Blomfield and Karl now – link in bio. It's a good one.

Former Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes says the party is now driven by ambition rather than conviction – and she isn't afraid to name names. She shares why she left the party to join One Nation on tonight's panel with Charlie Blomfield and Karl.

For years, Australians have heard one side of the Afghanistan story. Former SASR operator Andrew ‘Chalky’ White says it's time they heard the other. From the death of Jason Brown to veteran suicide and the lasting impact of the Brereton Inquiry.

You legends had so many questions for Pete Evans after our last interview From his claim that we’ve been ‘brainwashed’ to fear the sun to his views on fluoride, IQ and carnivore diets, you might call his approach to health and wellbeing unconventional.