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'Stark raving mad' - Palestine marching group favoured over surf life saving club event at Sea Cliff Bridge
Clinton Maynard is calling the decision to approve a pro-Palestine march that closes the Sea Cliff Bridge over a local surf life saving club event "stark raving mad".

'Beyond bestiality' - Zelić slams explicit sex education in Schools
Lucy Zelić has condemned the "traumatising" sex education presentation at Renmark High School, where Year 9 girls were allegedly taught explicit topics including "bestiality" and "incest" by a local Headspace centre.

ANOTHER bridge closed for pro-Palestine march this weekend
Local Wollongong fisherman and 2GB listener Mark voices his fury over the police-approved pro-Palestine march that will close the Sea Cliff Bridge on Sunday afternoon.

'Inconsiderate' - Why cafes are imposing 30-minute time limit on customers
Wes Lambert, CEO of the Australian Restaurant & Cafe Association (ARCA), discusses the tough new rules being implemented by small businesses to survive the busy festive season.

Straight Shooters with Craig Laundy
Energy grid not ready for Eraring closure + Melbourne v Syd

'Our money they're spending' - Paterson slams $1.6 million cost for Greens' partyroom
Liberal Senator James Paterson has slammed the massive $1.6 million taxpayer bill to fund a new Greens partyroom in Parliament House. Paterson argues this nearly double the original cost is an example of the Greens' "policy hypocrisy," demanding to know why the party that constantly preaches financ…

Rising Tide staging harbour blockade tomorrow at Newcastle
NSW Minerals Council Steve Galilee chats with Clinton.

Manly MP calls for direct ferry service to Barangaroo
Manly MP James Griffin is leading the charge for a new public transport service, calling for the urgent installation of a direct ferry service connecting Manly to Barangaroo.

'Sydney has changed' - Jason Morrison on how Australian society has shifted
Commentator Jason Morrison asserts that "Sydney has changed" significantly in recent years, arguing that the city's social norms and sense of unity are eroding.