Jeb Bush is one of many GOP candidates for the Presidency, but its not working too well for him says Richard Kazimer.

Let's be clear, a promotional video a few weeks back is not an official campaign launch. Last week was Hillary Clinton's official tilt at the Presidency. Richard Kazimer explains.

A government workers' union in the US claims someone has hacked the social security numbers for every federal employee. Richard Kazimer answers the question, who would do such a thing?

Joe Hockey thinks Sydney house prices are affordable. Well, Balls Radio does some fact checking and wonders where the money is coming from.

The Kiwi government has sold off thousands of state houses. David Campbell says in many cases the buyers picked up a bargain and taxpayers lost out.

It's not just Sydney house prices that have lost all perspective. A 140-year old bottle of beer sold for £3,300 - five times more than expected

When they're not drinking liquid nitrogen, Brits are off causing trouble in the bars of Majorca. But new laws could change all that.

Big Ideas this week include a TV cooking show devoted to feral birds and animals, steeplechase racing without horses and a brilliant way of reducing the rich poor gap.

Make no mistake, Sydney house prices will fall. Phil Dobbie explains how they are close to the least affordable at record low interest rates.

Not content just to snoop on your telecoms metadata, US authorities might now be using spy aircraft. But, as Richard Kazimer explains, this time its the FBI doing the watching.