Afternoons with Michael McLaren - Tuesday, 18th June
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Peter Dutton surges ahead of Anthony Albanese in latest opinion polls
Peter Dutton has edged ahead of Anthony Albanese as the preferred Prime Minister in the latest polls, challenging long-held perceptions and highlighting a shift in public opinion.
Health: Blood Donation, urgent call for donations as supplies reach critical levels
Have you ever thought about donating blood or do you know your blood type? Only 500,000 of 10 million eligible Australians donate blood, despite the need for a donation every 18 seconds. Jemma Falkenmire, NSW Spokesperson for Australia Red Cross Lifeblood joins Michael.
State Budget Impacts: Land Tax Freeze and Targeted Spending Raise Concerns
2GB reporter Katie Fuller joins Michael McLaren to analyse the NSW State Budget following it's release today. The state budget, described as a "budget of must-haves," introduces significant changes including a land tax freeze and investments in social housing, impacting landlords, emergency workers…
Chinese Premier's Historic Visit Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Australia
Chinese Premier Li Chung's visit, the first in seven years, highlights both warming relations and ongoing tensions, as supporters and protesters greet his arrival.
Exploring Biofuels and Budget-Friendly Cars with Trent Nikolic on Afternoon Drive
Trent Nikolic from drive.com.au delves into biofuels as a green alternative and offers practical car buying advice on Afternoon Drive.
Afternoons with Michael McLaren - Monday, 17th June
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NSW budget to show restraint amid economic challenges, says Paul Scully
NSW Planning Minister Paul Scully discusses the state's responsible economic approach in the upcoming budget, focusing on managing debt and addressing infrastructure needs amidst inflation and migration pressures.
Sydney University orders Tent City to pack up after eight weeks of tolerating squalor
After nearly two months of tolerating the squalor, Sydney University has ordered the removal of the protest camp occupying the lawns, citing the need to remediate the grass for the upcoming semester.
Friday Food: Weird and Unpopular Food
Culinary adventurer Andrew Zimmern shares his experiences with bizarre foods from around the world and discusses how expanding our palates can foster greater cultural understanding.