Sky News host James Morrow reacts to Karl Stefanovic telling his critics to go “f*** themselves” following his axing from Nine.

“Former Channel 9 presenter Karl Stefanovic has told his critics to go ‘f*** themselves’ in an appearance on Piers Morgan’s Uncensored program,” Mr Morrow said.

“Not exactly winning friends and influencing people, is it?”

Luke Tunnecliffe and Aimee Newbold join Karl after being told their 8-year-old son Jack’s NDIS funding will be slashed by 80 per cent.

Jack has level 3 autism, is nonverbal, suffers seizures and requires around-the-clock support. His parents say the cuts mean he may no longer be able to stay at the school where he was finally thriving.

In this emotional interview, Luke and Aimee describe the 'cold calls from Canberra' they say families are receiving, their frustration with the NDIS process, and the devastating emotional toll the cuts are having on families already stretched to breaking point.

The couple say they support cracking down on fraud and rorts inside the NDIS — but argue genuine families are now paying the price.

Karl also hears how the family now faces a lengthy legal battle just to try and restore the support their son had already been approved for.

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Australia is facing one of the biggest economic decisions in its history.

Should we continue down the path to Net Zero, or double down on coal and traditional energy?

Broadcast live from the CQ Energy Forum in Central Queensland, Karl Stefanovic is joined by Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor, Senator Matt Canavan and Federal MP Colin Boyce to debate the questions Australians are asking:

• What will Net Zero actually cost?
• Who pays for the energy transition?
• Can renewables deliver reliable, affordable power?
• What happens to regional communities and mining jobs?
• Is there a realistic alternative?

With billions of dollars, Australia's energy security and thousands of regional jobs on the line, this is one of the country's biggest policy debates.

Join the conversation live.

Britain is changing. Fast. And Australia should be paying attention.

Welcome to The UK Brief — Karl Stefanovic's weekly roundup of the biggest stories from Britain and Europe, and why they matter to Australians.

This week:

England's World Cup campaign takes centre stage.
Donald Trump weighs into FIFA.
Nigel Farage faces fresh scrutiny.
Britain's political landscape continues to shift.
Security expert Will Geddes breaks down the week's biggest stories.

Plus, Karl sits down with former Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II, Gavin Ashenden, for a fascinating conversation about King Charles, the future of the monarchy, freedom of speech and the direction of modern Britain.

Ashenden argues Queen Elizabeth II would have viewed King Charles' decision to replace the monarch's historic role as "Defender of the Faith" with a broader commitment to protecting all faiths as "a disaster". He also shares his views on constitutional change, religious identity, and why he believes Britain is running out of time to protect free speech.

The UK Brief drops every Tuesday.

No TV show? No radio gig? No worries! Today has shed nearly 200,000 viewers since Karl Stefanovic’s departure, while his new podcast has already surpassed the breakfast show’s ratings.

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This week on The Karl Stefanovic Show, Pete Evans joins Karl for one of the most controversial conversations we’ve ever had.

COVID. Censorship. Big Pharma. Mainstream media. The cancellation that nearly destroyed him.

Pete confronts Karl over his role during the pandemic, while Karl admits: ‘I personally believe I got it wrong.’

From vaccine mandates and media pile-ons to nutrition, chronic illness and the influence of pharmaceutical companies, this is the conversation Pete says mainstream television would never allow.

Pete also opens up about the personal toll of being publicly attacked, why he rejected ‘one-size-fits-all medicine’ and the moment the media turned on him.

Whether you agree with him or not, this is a raw, uncomfortable and brutally honest discussion about one of the most divisive periods in modern Australian history.

In this full-length episode of The Karl Stefanovic Show, Pauline Hanson sits down for one of her most revealing conversations yet — political, personal, and unexpectedly human.

Pauline speaks candidly about power, leadership, and what it would actually take for her to win government. She explains how One Nation plans to convert polling momentum into real seats, why first-preference votes matter, and what Australians need to understand about the voting system to make a genuinely informed choice at the ballot box.

She shares her unfiltered views on Anthony Albanese, including her true feelings about his leadership, his public speeches, and the stories she believes are used for political sympathy rather than substance. Pauline doesn’t hedge her words — she says exactly what she thinks, and why.

The episode also moves beyond the headlines.

Pauline opens up about her own life: leaving school at 15, becoming a mother at 17, building businesses with her hands, working on roofs and with cattle, raising children, and surviving years of political and personal attacks — including from within her own party.

In one of the most emotional moments of the interview, she recounts her time in prison — the shock of being found guilty, the humiliation of strip searches, the isolation, the fear, and the moment she realised her resilience would have to carry her through. It’s a side of Pauline rarely seen.

Along the way, the conversation takes unexpected turns — from her hardline rules on burning the Australian flag, to her genuine phobia of thongs, to the values she believes Australia is drifting away from.

This is a conversation about leadership, resilience, belief, and choice — and about what Pauline Hanson thinks Australians must understand if they’re going to decide the country’s future with open eyes.

Unpolished. Uncomfortable at times. Completely honest.

👇 Watch the full episode and decide for yourself.

00:00 Welcome & Introduction
01:02 The Live Show Dynamic
01:45 Pauline's Prime Minister Ambitions
05:26 Political Strategy & One Nation's Future
09:08 Turning Polls into Election Wins
13:08 Coalition Challenges & Working with Others
16:36 Views on the Prime Minister and National Leadership
18:48 Resilience, Challenges & Personal Journey
23:00 Pauline's Prison Experience
27:13 Australia Day, Patriotism & National Unity
31:55 Gina Rinehart and Party Support
34:15 Coalition, Polls, and Political Momentum
36:11 Pauline's Character, Criticism, and Public Reception
39:14 Message to Young Australians
41:34 Housing Crisis & Migration
43:25 Economy, Environment & Energy Policy
45:58 Q&A with Viewers
47:28 End of Show & Final Message
50:32 Personal Life & Relationships
50:32 Bonus Segment & Australia Day Gift

For twenty years the networks told them to be enemies. Turns out they’d been having quiet lunches the whole time. David Koch and Karl Stefanovic sit down together for the first time, and it’s gold.

Beretts gets the two kings of breakfast TV on the rivalry that never really was, getting the job “by miscarriage,” the daggy whiteboard that beat the slick news desk, the exits (one graceful, one a phone call at an airport), and the privilege of waking up Australia for two decades. Warm, funny and full of heart.

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