



'Achieves nothing' - Clinton's message to major retailer
Clinton Maynard has slammed major international retailer Lush Comestics who has taken to displaying anti-Australia Day messaging on their stores and encouraging potential customers to sign a petition.

Vale - Australian music icon Midnight Oil drummer Rob Hirst dies aged 70
Iconic musician and Midnight Oil drummer Rob Hirst has tragically died at the age of 70.

Police Commissioner makes call on Australia Day protests
New South Wales Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon has given a partial green light to Australia Day protests.

'Mandatory trip to the war memorial' - Clinton's idea for new citizens
As Parliament meets to discuss Labor's hate laws aimed at addressing anti-Semitism, 2GB Sydney Now host Clinton Maynard has a proposal for new citizens, and it involves the War Memorial in Canberra.

'Stay out' - Superintendent's warning following two separate shark attacks
An 11-year-old has miraculously escaped a shark attack, a day after a shark attack in Vacluse that has left a 12-year-old boy fighting for life

Federal government's social media ban turning into a game of 'whack-a-mole'
Social Media Expert Nicole Jameson joined Sydney Now to speak about the social media ban, which she says has turned into a "game of whack-a-mole".

US Country Artist Jake Banfield in Australia for the first time
Trent Nikolic catches up with US Country Music Artist Jake Banfield, who is visiting Australia for the first time. His song Lasso, hit number one on Australian Country radio late last year and he’s released a new summer anthem called Sunburn.

Steve Williams from Wa Wa Nee joins Sydney Now
Frontman and co-founder of Wa Wa Nee Steve Williams is back on tour and joined Trent Nikolic to chat about his show at The Bridge Hotel in Rozelle.

'Lack of direction' - Gray Connolly on the hate law speech bill proposed by Labor
'Lack of familiarity with the subject matter' - Gray Connolly on Labor's proposed new hate speech bill. Gray joined Trent Nikolic to run through Labor's proposed new hate speech law.

ECAJ calls on Coalition to help improve hate speech bill rather than reject it outright
Co-CEO of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry Peter Wertheim joined Sydney Now and has called on the Coalition to not block the federal government’s hate speech bill despite its flaws, saying there is a "case for urgency".