Apple Australia has gone silent for ten days on questions about Israeli-designed chips in the iPhone 17. The House of Representatives voted down the Red Lines bill to restrict financing of the Gaza genocide, days before the US approved a record $4 billion bomb shipment to Israel. Pauline Hanson told media that Aboriginal civilisation was "primitive." Live on Seven's Sunrise, Senator Jane Hume called new home lending a "terrible failure" of Labor policy, moments before the show's own data showed dwelling finance at record highs.

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00:00 Opening
00:22 Apple's Missing CEO
03:01 Red Lines Bill Defeated
06:05 War Memorial Row
07:41 ACMA Rebukes Four Corners
10:14 Exclusive Brethren Fallout
11:10 Hanson's 'Primitive' Comments
12:56 Immigration Policy Fight
13:46 Barnaby Joyce Dodges Costings
15:31 Hume's Sunrise Gotcha
17:37 Oil and Interest Rates
18:34 BHP's Diesel Rebate
19:07 Palantir, Cellebrite and Sydney Uni
21:45 Sign-Off

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