2GB Drive with Clinton Maynard – Full Show December 20

Listen to the full show podcast with Clinton Maynard - Friday, December 20th.

'Psychiatrists are at breaking point' - Mass resignations highlight mental health crisis

NSW’s mental health system is in crisis as 150 psychiatrists resign, halving an already understaffed workforce and placing immense strain on both remaining doctors and patient care.

'This bus is a lifeline for many' - Fury over secret decision to axe popular routes

Manly MP James Griffin says Northern Beaches residents are furious as council rates are set to rise by up to 46% over three years, while essential services like the ‘Hop Skip and Jump’ bus are being cut, leaving vulnerable locals stranded.

‘People rely on cash for essentials’ – Advocates call for clearer rules on mandate

The Federal Government’s proposed cash mandate could require businesses like supermarkets and pharmacies to accept cash, but with potential limits on where, when, or how much can be used, sparking debate on its implementation and boundaries.

2GB Drive with Clinton Maynard – Full Show December 19

Listen to the full show podcast with Clinton Maynard - Thursday, December 19th.

'This is not the first step' - Premier Minns acknowledges pill testing trial is direct contradiction to existing laws

The Premier says he acknowledges a pill testing trial, is a direct contradiction to existing drug laws.

The latest on rail strikes for the commute home this afternoon

Transport for NSW Secretary Josh Murrary provides an update with Clinton. 

Mandatory compost collections spark pest concerns as Inner West Council tackles organic waste challenges

Sydney's Inner West Council tackles pest concerns and resident backlash as it ramps up food waste collections ahead of NSW's mandatory composting rollout by 2030.

2GB Drive with Clinton Maynard – Full Show December 18

Listen to the full show podcast with Clinton Maynard - Wednesday, December 18th.

Shadow Treasurer slams Federal budget: 'It's all red ink'

Australia's economic situation remains tough, with the budget expected to stay in the red.