Monique Ryan

Wentworth to Allegra Spender.

Josh Frydenberg lost the once-impregnable seat of Koo Yong to Monique Ryan.

So just because you're the Premier or indeed a Prime Minister in some cases doesn't mean you can't lose your own seat.

It's going to be a very, very interesting night.

A couple of people mentioned that the rise of the Teals had kind of opened their eyes to the fact that a third... political force or whatever, was credible because I think the Teals have done such a good job at being in the public eye and proposing different things.

Obviously, we've had Helen Haynes, you've got Edna Spender on tax, you've got Monique Ryan on health stuff.

So I think that, okay, it is possible and that's helped One Nation.

Yeah.

It didn't go anywhere.

We then had independent MP for Kyong, Dr. Monique Ryan, back in 2025, say that she would introduce a private member's bill to lower that age again.

And she's been driving quite a bit of that conversation, to the best of my knowledge.

And if Dr Ryan is listening.

The 10 o'clock news with David Armstrong coming up in a moment.

Just a quick email, though, from Bill, who says he knows a woman who previously voted for Monique Ryan in Toorak.

That's the seat of Kooyong.

That woman is now handing out flyers, pamphlets for One Nation.

This woman whose name I simply cannot remember for the life of me, even though many crimes just come to my mind.

Monique Ryan, teal, massive teal, all these people pretending as though they're not funded by corporations, but they're funded by big green money.

I mean, this woman came out with this attack line and the government ate it up, absolutely ate it up and said, oh, yes, definitely.

We've got to have a look at how all of this works so that we can ensure that the green energy crusade continues on with the cheapest form of energy that is very quickly becoming the most expensive form of energy.

Just listen to Monique Ryan, because this is the counterbalance, right? Right-wing politics says we want to give you transparency.

We want to show you everything that you're going to be spending.

We're going to give you an ability to actually go and afford a home by getting rid of all of the immigrants that do not need to be here.

We want you to take more control over your life.

And another one that comes to mind was Josh Frydenberg.

When the teals really took off and Monique Ryan had him on skates in the 2022 federal election campaign and she was coming for his seat of Kuyong, Josh Frydenberg panicked and said oh well I met her mother-in-law who said she's not going to vote for her and he said that publicly and you know who knows what their relationship looks like but that was that I think everyone just felt then that that was a shit go and I think I think that was probably what what sealed it for Josh like that's what ended his career

Yeah, well, I mean, he's making a pretty good effort at getting back into it now and the book's doing well.

But, look, I don't think it works.

Yes, 15 years of age.

Pauline Hanson lashes out at the PM for offering a One Nation MP more staff.

We've got a warning about peptides today.

It's also D-Day for Aaron Patterson.

They walked off the job this morning between five and eight.

We haven't received too many concerning messages from people, so it seems to be OK.

But there may be issues later in the day between 4.30 and 7.30 p.m. We're learning more about the man accused of deliberately ramming the Federal MP, Helen Haynes.

Recent reporters found Brendan Nugent had most likely been in a state of psychosis.

So now I've got a bit of help, which is good.

But look, we're going to talk about today Anthony Amanese's Climate 200, Monique Ryan and the Teals attack on Christianity in this country.

Now, last Friday, not too many people were made aware of this because of the whole Helen Haynes incident and what was happening in politics at the time.

But they got a church group.

That's what they're being.

And it's absolutely disgusting.

We're going to watch Monique Ryan from the Teals, Climate 200-backed Teal member, asking an absurd question here to, I think this is the head church guy.

Is it true that church members look to you for guidance with respect to where they live, what house they can buy, who and when they marry, where and what they study, what career they can pursue, whether they can own pets, their clothes and hairstyle, including the ability to bear facial hair, what places of entertainment they can go to, and what holidays and travel they can undertake?