After the state flag was taken down in favour of the Indegenous flag questions have been asked about what is going to be done regarding the state flag.

After the state flag was taken down in favour of the Indegenous flag questions have been asked about what is going to be done regarding the state flag.

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Join Michael McLaren, who will fill the Afternoons chair until the end of November.
The 2024 host for 2GB Afternoons will be announced shortly.
You can contact the show on the text line 0460 873 873

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What's happening with New South Wales state flag

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Australia's housing affordability crisis has drawn global attention, with the IMF urging the government to implement significant policy changes, including tax reforms and increased land supply, as five Australian cities rank among the world's top 20 most expensive.

Australia's housing affordability crisis has drawn global attention, with the IMF urging the government to implement significant policy changes, including tax reforms and increased land supply, as five Australian cities rank among the world's top 20 most expensive.

IMF warns Australia: Urgent policy changes needed to tackle housing crisis

Lithium-ion batteries, while ubiquitous in everyday devices like phones, tablets, and electric vehicles, pose significant fire risks, prompting Australia's largest insurer, IAG, to lead a global consortium aimed at developing safety guidelines to prevent future incidents.

Lithium-ion batteries, while ubiquitous in everyday devices like phones, tablets, and electric vehicles, pose significant fire risks, prompting Australia's largest insurer, IAG, to lead a global consortium aimed at developing safety guidelines to prevent future incidents.

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