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Tensions flared on The Project when co-host Steve Price asked Waleed Aly an important question.

Steve Price showed no sympathy for workers who were left upset by a decision by the NSW government to end WFH and force public servants back into the office.

Young Australians have revealed why they lack motivation to work harder after being criticised by broadcaster Steve Price.

The Cronulla Sharks star - who is known for his mental health advocacy - made a touching gesture to the man whose life he saved during an incredible incident near Wollongong recently.

Former Victoria Premier Dan Andrews was awarded the nation's highest honour - the Companion of the Order of Australia on Monday. Mr Andrews honour, was awarded for his 'eminent service to the people and Parliament of Victoria, to public health, to policy and regulatory reform, and to infrastructure development'. The award is seen as controversial due to the strict covid laws which saw Victorians have six lockdowns - a total of 262 days since March 2020 - when Mr Andrews was in power.

The stars of Australian current affairs show The Project were left less than impressed by a moment that aired on breakfast television in the UK. During Monday's episode, the cast viewed a clip from British program This Morning, in which the presenters were shown a roll of reusable toilet paper.  The cloth pieces, which retail for £17.98 (AUD $35) for a pack of two rolls, were offered up as an eco-friendly solution. 

Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson have fired back at Steve Price once again - this time, over their latest on-air VR porn stunt. On Friday, Henderson, 49, tried a virtual reality headset and experience virtual porn live on radio and watched as a point-of-view X-rated video played through the screen. The stunt sparked a wave of blacklash and prompted the Melbourne-based columnist, 69, to falsley claim Sandilands 'forced' Henderson to watch the video during the show.

Thousands of homes have been banned from drinking their tap water for a sixth day amid the South West Water (SWW) parasite scandal. The outbreak of cryptosporidium, which is affecting many people in the Brixham area of Devon, has left families vomiting and suffering diarrhea. Conservative MP Anthony Mangnall, whose Totnes constituency covers Brixham has demanded businesses affected by the outbreak receive compensation as locals say the disease is scaring away tourists. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said on Friday that 46 cases had been confirmed in the town but health experts are warning that cases cold continue to appear for the next two weeks. SWW has recently increased its compensation to £215 for homeowners and businesses affected by the outbreak.

More cases of disease in Devon are expected today as MP claims heads 'have to roll' over parasite found in drinking water. Around 16,000 households and businesses in the Brixham area of Devon have been told not to use their tap water for drinking without boiling and cooling it first. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said on Friday that 46 cases of cryptosporidium had now been confirmed in the fishing town, up from 22 cases on Thursday, and that more cases were anticipated. More than 100 cases of sickness have been reported. Anthony Mangnall, Conservative MP for Totnes and South Devon has said 'head are going to have to role' over the outbreak.

Steve Price has reignited his feud with Kyle Sandilands following The Kyle And Jackie O Show's Melbourne debut last week.  The media personality, 69, penned a scathing article criticising Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's relationship with the radio shock jock, 52. Albanese has made multiple appearances on Sandilands' radio show and even attended the host's wedding in 2023.

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Kyle Sandilands has come out swinging at media personality Steve Price over his criticism of The Kyle And Jackie O Show's Melbourne debut this week.  The Sydney-based radio show launched with a bang in Melbourne on Monday, with shock jocks Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson making plenty of X-rated comments including a profane opener about sexually transmitted infections (STIs).  Price, 69, who is known for his conservative point of view, didn't hold back as he slammed the broadcast on Monday night's edition of The Project.

Jordan van den Berg, a founder and founder of s**trentals.org, started a campaign to find abandoned homes around the country. Mr van den Berg, also known online as Purple Pingers, has urged Aussies to submit the address of an empty house in the hopes that those looking for a place to live might squat at the house. In an interview with The Project on Monday night, the activist, who also works as a lawyer, was grilled. Steven Price (left), among other panelists, debated Mr van den Berg on his solution to the letting crisis.

Sophie Wilson (left) has slammed Luke Darcy (left) for his radio ambush of Kane Cornes (right), claiming the assault has harmed the Western Bulldogs legend, who has been chastised.

Sarah Harris and Steve Price have argued over a contentious call to prohibit thong bikinis on Australian beaches. It comes after a Gold Coast man outraged others by writing a letter asking for thong bikinis to be barred from Australian beaches because doing so makes him feel 'uncomfortable.' In a letter published in the Gold Coast Bulletin on Saturday, community worker Ian Grace begged Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate to discourage skimpy G-string bikinis.

Margaret Court, the controversial Australian tennis legend, has arrived in Melbourne for the final five days of the Australian Open, where she won 11 singles and 12 doubles titles. The court's first appearance at the tournament since 2020 comes days after she was branded as a'second-class human being' and a "Jesus freak" for her outspoken opposition to gay marriage and homosexuality. On Monday, a downcast Court and her husband Barry were seen arriving at Perth Airport with two suitcases in tow.

The Aussie Grand Slam will do nothing to celebrate the First Fleet's arrival on January 26 for the second year in a row. The step comes amid ongoing debate over the national day, and has enraged commentators Steve Price and Joe Hildebrand, with the former dragging Lleyton Hewitt (pictured, right) into the drama, which he has described as'mad wokeness gone mad'.

Steve Price slammed Justin Smith's comment that branded Australian tennis legend Margaret Court a "second-class human being," saying the columnist is "out of line." Margaret Court, the controversial figure, is expected to attend the Australian Open for the first time since 2020 in week two of the tournament.

Steve Price has slammed corporate Australia for canceling the national holiday, stating, "I'm proud to be Australian." Woolworths and Aldi will no longer be sold Australia Day items, according to Project host Heather Carter on Thursday. His remarks came after Opposition Leader Peter Dutton called for a boycott of Woolworths because of the decision. 'Here we go, more awakened lecturing from corporate Australia,' an outraged Price told the 'dumb' ban.'

In a Christmas Eve attack, the family car of a notorious neo-Nazi was firebombed. Tim Lutze, a member of the National Socialist Network, posted photos of his wife's blue Holden Commodore being consumed in a fireball outside his Werribee home in Melbourne's west. In a video, he said, "left-wing militants exploded my pregnant wife's car while I was asleep in the middle of the night."

On the international stage, Energy Minister Chris Bowen faces backlash after being accused of 'embarrassing Australia.' 'Chris Bowen,' explained critic Steve Price, 'as he does back home, has chosen to play the tough guy with bluster and hubris.' However, his plea seems to have fallen on deaf ears.

After the television host made serveral vehement remarks on Tuesday night's program, Meshel Laurie had some of the right words for Channel Ten's The Project and Steve Price. Laurie, 50, took several swipes at Price following his brutal sledge at Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan, branded 'weak' and accusing her of allowing masked neo-Nazis to brazenly march down the main street of a town.

Steve Price has taken aim at Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan, accusing her of encouraging masked neo-Nazis to peacefully march down the main street of a historic town. On Sunday, the Project host was also slammed for attending and even leading the menacing group of 30 black-clad men who waved racist banners and chanted insult slogans in Ballarat, 115 kilometers north west of Melbourne. His tumultuous remarks on Tuesday night's episode came after a video of the rally was shown alongside Ms Allan's reaction.