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Brett McLeod is joined by the Federal Minister for Small Business, speaks with Warren Mundine and investigates the potential benefits of starting work an hour later than normal.

On today's show ... a controversial idea to toll more roads, historian Tony Moore and are schools becoming too competitive?

Brett McLeod speaks with new Greens MP Sam Hibbins, the director of the 'White Night' festival and Mark Latham tees off.

Today Brett McLeod debates a proposed drinking ban on the St Kilda foreshore with locals, has a chat to Human Rights Commissioner Tim Wilson and is joined by one of Tony Abbott's former advisors.

Brett McLeod's first show of the summer. He's joined by new shadow treasurer Michael O'Brien, social commentator Fabian Dattner and pays tribute to Stella Young.

Tom's final show for 2014. Dr Jonathan Spyer talks about the conflict in Syria, Tom's joined by dad John and the dangers of drinking while pregnant..

Tom is joined by New Opposition Leader Matthew Guy, Professor Ann O'Connell and Tom's plan to get the economy back on track.

On today's show: An another Jacqui Lambie drama, Australian's in trouble in China and should uni fees by regulated?

Today Tom speaks with Dr Eman Sharobeem, as well as the CEO of Australian Red Cross and a remarkable 15 minutes of radio.

Today: Tom is joined by likely new Greens MP Ellen Sandell, a touching tribute to Phillip Hughes and is etiquette a thing of the past?

Today Tom looks at the plunge in the price of oil, debunks myths around vaccinations and talks politics ahead of the Victorian state election.

Kelly O'Dwyer MP talks economics, Jenny Lambert on 'dodgy' university courses and the world reacts to the sudden death of cricketer Phillip Hughes.

On today's show: Premier Denis Napthine in the studio, cheap wine and Mark Latham gets angry.

On today's show: we follow the unfolding story of cricketer Phil Hughes who collapsed on the pitch after being hit by a short ball during a Sheffield Shield match. Also on today's show, we talked sinkholes, politics and broken promises.

On today's show: Tom discusses one-punch violence, anti-depressants and should we have pedestrian laws for footpaths?

On today's show: MP's Kelly O'Dwyer and Richard Marles, a look into the myths about Freemasonry and Dr Darren Morton on the origins of "the stitch"

TODAY: Why is Kim Kardashian famous? Voting, sexuality, fire warnings are also on the agenda.

On today's show: Netflix director Cliff Edwards, Pauline Hanson and Mark Latham.

On today's show: Human rights commissioner Tim Wilson, the Indian PM in Melbourne and CEO of a committee supporting the East West Link.

On today's show: Tracey Spicer on why she's given up make-up, Dr Jamal Rifi and Australia signs free trade agreement with China.