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AM is Australia's most informative morning current affairs program. With key political interviews and stories about the Australian way of life, AM sets the agenda for the nation’s daily news and current affairs coverage.
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More arrests as protests against the Israeli President's visit continue with the Prime Minister calling for those involved to 'turn the temperature down'.
Criticism of police tactics as violence erupts at a protest against visiting Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
The Coalition's back together but with another disastrous opinion poll is Sussan Ley time as Liberal leader running out?
Indigenous leaders and organisers of the Perth Invasion Day rally are renewing calls for the Royal Commission on Antisemitism to be expanded and cover "all forms of racism and far right extremism.
Donald Trump pulls hundreds of Federal agents out of Minneapolis.
Households and businesses set to feel the sting of higher interest rates as Jim Chalmers vows to tame inflation.
A lot of nervous households out there with persistent inflation putting pressure on the Reserve Bank to hike rates today.
One Nation surges ahead in the polls as the Nationals' David Littleproud faces a leadership challenge.
It's crunch time for a major hospital funding deal, with state, territory and federal leaders to meet later today to try resolve a stoush over the five-year health plan.
Victorian communities nervously wait for news about their homes, as fires continue to burn throughout the state.
Donald Trump strikes a more conciliatory tone - even contradicting his officials - as the backlash grows over the killing of two Americans on the streets of Minneapolis.
Israel recovers the body of the last Hamas hostage in Gaza.
An Astronaut on a mission to get children interested in science and maths named Australian of the Year.
The political ramifications of the Coalition's divorce are still unfolding, with the futures of both the Liberal and National party's leaders - and the union itself - are uncertain.
The Coalition in disarray after a raft of Nationals quit the shadow front bench.
Contentious hate laws and gun reform pass parliament, Senator Penny Wong joins Isabella Higgins to discuss the changes.
Has the Albanese Government finally secured support to pass hate speech and gun reforms?
Federal Labor under pressure to salvage its hate law and gun reforms at a special parliamentary sitting
Is Donald Trump cooling on his threats to attack Iran?
The Government's now facing a tough job getting its new hate speech and gun laws through parliament - the Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke speaks to AM.
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