Daniel James

One Nation's appeal in Victoria will be tested this weekend at the Nepean state by-election, the first real-world test for the party post the SA election.

How is that contest looking?

Could we see Pauline's party get up or are we looking like it could be a Liberal thing?

Which way is it going?

And finally, Raph, do you think we can read anything into the result, whether that will be repeated at all in the Farah by-election in Susan Lee's old seat next weekend?

Is this going to be an indicator one way or another of One Nation's national appeal?

Well, Raph, some of us have to worry about windy days more than others.

Thank you so much for coming on the show.

Let's have you back again soon.

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led by the Honor- The first report into the Royal Commission into anti-Semitism has landed at a volatile moment.

Australia's terrorism level is already listed as probable, and the war in Iran is adding new pressure to an already fragile security environment that risks fueling grievances, flaming extremism, and increasing the risk facing Jewish communities in the wake of the Bondi terror attack.

But the interim report leaves some of the hardest questions for later, including whether warnings before the attack were properly acted on and whether security agencies were on the same page when it came to identifying the threat.

I'm Daniel James, and you're listening to 7am.

Today, counter-terrorism expert Greg Barton on what the report reveals and why the threat facing Australia may be growing faster than the systems built to stop it.