Following his hugely successful radio career spanning over 35-years, Sky News host Alan Jones is back, and now with his brand new program, will be the voice of the voiceless for all Australians.
The Alan Jones Show will focus on all regions and will be a platform for all Aussies to get in touch with the host himself.
“Wherever you are watching us, if your world has been turned upside down you may need a voice,” Mr Jones said. “We are here for you”. The Alan Jones Show will run from Monday to Thursday on Sky News at 8:00PM.
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The Labor party needs to 'change leader or change direction': Clennell | Sky News AustraliaEnergy Minister Angus Taylor says regardless of the outcome, the uncertainty of the result means the Eden-Monaro by-election 'is a victory for the government, and it is a disaster for Anthony Albanese”.\n\nMr Taylor’s comment responded to increasing optimism among supporters of Liberal Eden-Monaro candidate Fiona Kotvojs, for a Liberal victory.\n\nThe by-election outcome will be decided by pre-poll and postal votes yet to be counted.\n\nSpeaking on the future of the Labor party, Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell said “they are either going to have to change their leader or their going to have to change direction”.\n\n“The concern for Albanese is that they will have to change leader and direction,” he said. \n\nImage: Getty
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Too early to claim an outcome in Eden-Monaro by-election: Anthony Albanese | Sky News AustraliaStanding with Labor’s candidate Kristy McBain, Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese declares he would rather be the Labor candidate over any of her opponents as the Eden-Monaro by-election result remains unclear.\n\nThe opposition leader pointed out Labor were currently leading the polls, despite starting off on 48 per cent of the two party preferred vote after the resignation of Mike Kelly.\n\n“The votes are still being counted so it is still too early to claim an outcome,” Mr Albanese said.\n\nHowever, he praised Ms McBain for her passion and commitment to the community and hard work campaigning in the lead-up to the election. \n\nEden-Monaro Labor candidate Kristy McBain declared she will continue to stand up for regions regardless of the result of the by-election.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia
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