'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.

The latest on rail strikes for the commute home this afternoon

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

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.

'We should learn from New Zealand' - 10,000 unlawful vapes seized by authorities across NSW

Authorities have seized thousands of illicit vapes, tobacco, and other substances in nationwide operations to enforce Australia’s vaping laws and disrupt illegal trade.

'Tis the season for car park chaos' - December tops the charts for prangs

AAMI Motor Claims Manager Leah James told Clinton Maynard that December sees a 36% increase in car park collisions due to packed shopping centres and holiday stress, with questions arising about driver etiquette and how to handle minor accidents.

NSW Liberal Leader on rail strikes

Mark Speakman joins Clinton.

Scam victims left waiting: ASIC targets HSBC for breaching fraud protection

ASIC Deputy Chair chats with Clinton.

Buzzing about: Why Cicadas are making a big noise in Sydney this summer

Senior Ecologist Dr Middleton chats with Clinton about why Sydney's cicadas are louder than usual this summer due to ideal breeding conditions created by 2024's heavy rainfall.