Television

Senator Hughes spoke on her shock preselection results which saw her ousted from a winnable Senate ticket spot for the Liberal Party.

Senator Hollie Hughes has spoken with broadcaster Chris Smith about the Labor Party's addiction to over-legislating and controlling the lives of Australian citizens.

The ethics of media attacks on politicians and the concerns around the use of AI being used in the future on political campaigns and to smear individuals.

Decisions to axe the sale of Australia Day products due to social tensions and controversy championed by a vocal minority.

Discussing a breakdown in the nation's health system over the summer period as hospitals struggle to adequately staff centres and maintain services.

Australia's potential for nuclear energy and the Australian Left's ideological war against it.

Sunrise - Channel 7

The ADF booze ban decision by the Defence Force Chief and whether the Brereton Report has threatened U.S. military cooperation.

Albanese government's invests to deliver renewable energy to Australia, without considering that most of those products derive from Uyghur forced labour camps in China.

ABC's Afternoon Briefing program on the Voice Referendum and the lack of civil discourse around this contested issue.

Senator Hollie Hughes speaks with Caleb Bond about the NDIS and the noble pursuit that has become tarnished by bureaucracy and mismanagement.

Albanese government's decision to ban recreational vaping

On Chris Smith Tonight with Graham Richardson and Caroline Di Russo

ABC Insiders - You've got to laugh now and again!

Arbitrary emissions reduction targets are dangerous.

Demonising gas companies does the Albanese government no favours when it comes to addressing soaring gas prices.

Voters in the teal "independent" seats will reconsider their vote when they see how ineffective they are.

Discussing new Leader Peter Dutton & the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Sky News The Bolt Report with Nicholas Reece

Sky News The Bolt Report with Sall Grover

Sky News The Kenny Report

Sky News Chris Smith Tonight with Graham Richardson

Sky News The Rita Panahi Show with Michael Kroger and Cory Bernardi

Sky News The Kenny Report

Sky News Chris Smith Tonight with Graham Richardson

The media's fixation on a single word undermines the substantive issues faced by the autistic community.

Sky News The Kenny Report

The policies that Labor proposed during the pandemic would have amounted to an additional $81 billion blowout in the Budget’s bottom line. The Labor Party’s addiction to spending means a higher national debt and higher taxes for working Australians.

Sky News Chris Smith Tonight with Graham Richardson

Sky News The Kenny Report

Sky News The Rita Panahi Show with Bronwyn Bishop and Nicholas Reece

Sky News Paul Murray Live with Amanda Stoker and Matt Thistlethwaite

Sky News Paul Murray Live with Amanda Stoker and Matt Thistlethwaite

Sky News The Kenny Report

Sky News The Rita Panahi Show with Bronwyn Bishop and Nicholas Reece

Sky News Chris Smith Tonight with Prue MacSween

Sky News The Kenny Report

Sky News Paul Murray Live with Leisa Goddard

Sky News The Kenny Report

Sky News Chris Smith Tonight with Stephen Conroy

The Leader of the Greens Party has exhibited a shameful display of hypocrisy by refusing to accept any responsibility to call out Senator Thorpe's foul remarks while simultaneously demanding that very assumption of responsibility from the Prime Minister.

I thank Bronwyn Bishop, Paul Murray, Chris Smith, Rita Panahi, and Peter Glesson for their support.

The comments made to me in the Senate Chamber on the last sitting day for 2021 were not only offensive to my son and I, but also to anyone with disability and their families.

The Senate often sees robust debate. But bullying like this is not on!

Always good to spar with Josh Burns on Capital Hill with Matt Doran.

On Chris Smith Tonight, discussing the fact that the development of new strains of COVID-19 are inevitable and there is no need to panic. We also discussed the misinformation put forward by the left on Government spending in marginal seats. The ALP have criticised the fact that the Coalition invests in regional and rural seats, which is exactly why people in these seats won't vote Labor.

We must not overreact to the new Omicron COVID variant. Australian businesses and families have suffered enough.

Talking with Chris Kenny on Sky News

The Government has zero plans to put pensioners on the cashless debit card.

Religious discrimination and Senator Chandler's fantastic work in women's sport.

Plus we have a chat about the culture problem at the ABC

Our best and brightest will lead the way with renewable technology.

The gloves really came off on Sky News whilst discussing Net-Zero by 2050!

Discussing WA votes and ICAC with Chris Kenny.

We don’t know where emissions reduction technology will be in 30 years time, but we are currently seeing big advancements!

We need to ensure we are securing affordable and reliable baseload power!

When State Premiers agree to reopen only to then walk away from it, Australian families & businesses suffer.

Discussing NSW Leadership Change & ICAC with Chris Kenny.

Speaking on Sky News about the resignation of Premier Gladys Berejiklian, the need for closed hearings in anti-corruption watchdog investigations, and Andrew Constance's run for Federal Parliament.

Sky News The Kenny Report

Speaking on Sky News with Paul Murray, Jenna Clarke, and Luke Bona about the absurdity of Australian soccer thinking that gender-neutral language is how we solve sexism. We also spoke about the fact that at some point, life is going to have to get back to normal.

Speaking with the panel on Chris Smith Tonight about the Prime Minister’s successful visit to Washington DC and the future of Australia's energy policy.

Speaking on Sky News about the consequences of the concerning trend of the media becoming judge, jury, and executioner when it comes to unproven allegations. The panel also discussed the fact that many countries in the Indo-Pacific region are feeling more secure since the Prime Minister's announcement that Australia will be procuring nuclear-powered submarines through the AUKUS alliance.

I'm seriously concerned about new 'spy glasses' that have been developed by Facebook and Ray-Ban.

Kristina Keneally receives special treatment from the ALP whenever she feels like a change in her role.

The National Women’s Summit - the left continue to attack and denigrate conservative women.

The Opposition Leader has shamefully backed state leaders in their undermining of the Australian vaccination rollout.

Any decision to keep state borders shut after we reach the 80% vaccination target could be unconstitutional.

On Chris Smith Tonight discussing the men and women of the Australian Defence Force and how proud Australians are of what they have achieved. We also discussed how the continued uncertainty and persistent moving of the goalposts has damaged the mental health of our young Australians.

The Morrison government funding for this project will significantly ease traffic bottlenecks, create 2,700 jobs, and take 25,000 vehicles per day off that stretch of road.

Back on Chris Smith Tonight with Smithy, Prue and Richo on Sky News Australia discussing Premier Gladys Berejiklian's management of Sydney's COVID cluster, General Frewen's skills in large-scale logistical exercises, and Australian tennis player Ash Barty's historic victory in Wimbledon.

On Chris Smith Tonight on Sky News with Smithy, Prue and Richo chatting about mask wearing, the ABC's plan to move out west and most importantly, the necessity of ergonomic footwear.

Last night on Sky, I spoke about how Jacinta Price from the Northern Territory shall be a voice for Indigenous communities in the Senate that promotes agency rather than victimhood and about the importance of incentivising vaccinations.

When the media ask me questions such as these, I would like to remind them of the democratic values that each and every Australian should and do hold dear to their hearts. The people of New England have elected Barnaby with increasingly consistent majorities and the Nationals Party Room have made the decision to make him their leader, as is their right. I must respect each and every party in Parliament's right to choose their own leader, a respect that I would hope they would afford my own party.

We need to change the conversation surrounding the NDIS from that of a discussion of deficits to that of how participants can achieve their goals. In order to ensure that this scheme is delivering what it was put in place to do, the focus cannot merely be on how to survive, but how to thrive within the community.

Call me crazy, but I personally like to get health advice on the situation that Australia finds itself in from the Chief Medical Officer.

It was so lovely to be on the Q&A panel with Jayden Evans from Love on the Spectrum! It's so important for everyone to become increasingly aware of the sheer diversity amongst the neurodiverse.

Given their monumental death rates, it is insulting to hold the UK and the US as the golden bastion of COVID management and claim that our government should look to them as an example. Labor needs to stop the politicisation of this issue and to stop the scaremongering.

It’s imperative that Australians are informed of the facts regarding the Government’s vaccine rollout. Plenty of misinformation being spread out there!

Great to chat with Michael Rowland on ABC News Breakfast this (Wednesday!) morning. As much my niece loves Bluey, it's about families being able to make the choices that best work for them, and empowering mothers and fathers to get back into the workforce ... if they choose to.

Always good to speak with a former colleague. Tonight on Chris Smith And Friends, with guest host Cory Bernardi, on Sky News

Great to chat about the day's news with Chris Kenny on Sky News Australia.

Hypocrisy is rife in the feminist "sisterhood". My interview with Paul Murray on Sky News Australia

I told Jane Norman on ABC Capital Hill today that the staff members involved in deplorable behaviour in Parliament House should pack their bags and leave immediately.

During an interview with Sky’s Chris Kenny, I called out the fact that community and media attitudes toward Coalition women need to change. Respect for women should not be selective.

Today with Jade Macmillan on ABC TV’s Capital Hill.

On NBN News Newcastle, I was interviewed about the incredible success that the Morrison government’s HomeBuilder scheme has been so far, with building approvals across the Hunter in third quarter of 2020 up 18% on last year

The last ABC Capital Hill for the year. We speak about the cashless welfare card, industrial relations, and our thoughts about the year that’s been.

Appeared on the awesome Chris Kenny show to discuss Labor’s lurch to the looney left on energy. Their own Hunter MP Joel Fitzgibbon stepping down from the Albanese shadow cabinet over the neglect of blue collar workers in the Hunter Region.

No wonder Labor’s Joel Fitzgibbon MP had to resign from shadow cabinet. Labor has abandoned blue collar workers – the heart and soul of the Hunter Region. My recent interview with NBN Television.

Great to speak with Matt Doran on ABC’s Capital Hill. Clearly Joel Fitzgibbon’s resignation from the front bench is due to Labor’s loony left dictating energy policy.

Great to make my maiden appearance on Alan Jones last night

The importance of employment opportunities for those with autism.

Ensuring school leavers and job seekers have the skills moving forward to the jobs of the future.

If anti-lockdown protests do not cause a COVID-19 spike, let people go back to work.

NBN News – Newcastle, 15 October 2020 “Developing unmanned vehicles is a focus for Defence – and a Hunter company is leading the way. BlueZone is about to ramp up production of its Wave Gliders, thanks to a $7-million deal, enabling the ADF to keep tabs on foreign submarines.”

I was delighted to be a part of a donation initiative to provide families with sensory toys, like fidget spinners (they're not just a fad!) to bushfire affected families in the Hunter.

They’re essential components in electric cars, and soon, lithium-ion batteries will be made here in the Hunter.