Chris Spyrou

And other things, including coitus.

Oh, really?

Everything.

Healthy Harold set you up for life.

There you go.

There you go.

Now, look, it's going to be very interesting to watch the fallout and all the commentary and analysis coming out of the budget.

So do keep an eye out on our podcast feed.

We'll be bringing you the big ones as they come.

Already, I'm seeing, you know, the battle lines being drawn.

The financial review this morning was saying there's a lot in here for young people, but it

feels like a bit of a slap in the face for older Australians, especially older Australians who have been investing and, you know, have been banking on that for their retirement.

So, yes, interesting to see the analysis and see whether Treasury forecasts actually pan out.

Morning, Sash.

Pauline Hanson has declared One Nation is in it for the long haul after Saturday's historic election win in Farrah.

The party won its first ever lower house seat, booting the coalition from power in the electorate for the first time in almost 80 years.

Speaking to Sky News yesterday, the One Nation leader criticised the arrogance of the major parties for underestimating her.

Yeah, and that's, in my opinion, not the solution here.

We saw it with Susan Lee.

We're going to see it continue with Angus Taylor.