Drive - Highlights

Listen to the full interview with Barnaby Joyce

2GB Drive host James Willis thinks Jim Chalmers' future as Treasurer is "on the ropes", amid growing public anger over the cost of living.

Listen to the full chat with Lucy Zelić. 

Labor MP Jerome Laxale and Liberal MP Andrew Wallace debate over key 

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is under fire after admitting that a $6 million grant promised to the Marrickville Golf Club won't be used to fix sewerage issues, despite previously telling the House of Representatives otherwise.

Listen to James Willis' full thoughts.

Sex Discrimination Commissioner Anna Cody says breastfeeding protections under the Sex Discrimination Act also apply to men who identify as women.  Liberal Party Senator Michaelia Cash joined 2GB Drive and says many Australians would find this "crazy" and the Albanese government "couldn't care less about the biological women of this country."

The Police Minister, Yasmin Catley, joins James Willis to explain the details of the NSW gun buyback - which will begin on November 2.

Residents in Sydney's Zetland say they're fed up with a string of alleged crimes involving youth offenders, including an attempted motorbike theft on Saturday night. 

Australian political activist Drew Pavlou, who has been investigating alleged fraud among NDIS providers alongside Pete Zogoulas, has revealed that the government has recently shut down two of the businesses they have investigated.

Listen to the full chat with Mike Newman. 

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has conceded the Snowy Hydro project could cost taxpayers more than $25 billion, with the final price tag still potentially climbing. 

Listen to James' full thoughts. 

2GB Drive host James Willis has slammed the government's decision to launch criminal investigations into Australian soldiers, including Ben Roberts-Smith, saying it is a "national embarrassment". 

A community pharmacist and the NSW chair for the RACGP have listed why they're for and against pharmacists' prescribing powers.

Back for her regular segment Lucy Zelić and James Willis have discussed the latest news as they question what ASIO is doing with their watchlists.

It's been confirmed that Helen Haines has now lost both of her legs after she was the victim of a political attack earlier this week.

James Willis has outlined the problem with the oft-repeated statement of "turning the temperature down".

James Willis has his say on the developing details coming out of the attack on Helen Haines.

Pauline Hanson joined James Willis live to discuss the worsening political climate just a day after Indepedent MP for Indi Helen Haines was attacked.

James Willis has questioned Cheek Media's CEO Hannah Ferguson over an article she wrote in the hours after the political assassination of Charlie Kirk.

An alarming trend is being witnessed as hospital visits surge.

Labour's gun buy-back scheme has drawn major questions.

2GB Drive host James Willis has called out French rioters for behaving like grubs and targeting whatever they can get a hold of - including luxury items.

Members of a Senate hearing into the Plymouth Brethren have been called out for their behaviour.

James Willis is calling it, the Treasurer's days in the role will soon be over.

A secret dossier covering WA Greens Senator Jordan Steele-John has been leaked, and it contradicts comments made by new Greens leader David Shoebridge.

James Willis has urged the government not to send an astronaut to the International Space Station during a cost-of-living crisis.

David Elliott is back and has weighed in on the latest unemployment figures.

Barnaby Joyce has warned that Anthony Albanese will throw Jim Chalmers under the bus if he needs to.

Lucy Zelić and James Willis have speculated over the future of a key Labor MP who could be rolled in the next six months.

AGL is the focus of a new lawsuit, which will allege that customers were misled over carbon-neutral claims.

Fairfield mayor Frank Carbone has called on the State Government to get it right with the proposed redevelopment of Fairfield Hospital which would lengthen the distance between the birthing unit and operating theatres.

Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters joined James Willis on Drive following the team's line up being released.

The Opposition leader has not held back in her condemnation of a Rising Tide protester's terrifying stunt.

Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mullino has defended the decision to ban small businesses from passing on surcharges.

James Willis has called a Rising Tide protester out after he jumped from a gallery into Question Time.

Labor has been caught out by the Liberals over a secret plan regarding carbon credits and electricity.

James Willis has taken the Prime Minister to task following a skit Anthony Albanese participated in on TikTok.

The Shadow Police Minister has called Labor out just days after a father was killed at Mount Druitt.

The Opposition Deputy Leader Jane Hume has made a crucial point about the ATO's credit card ban, which has now been paused until June.  

Veteran Heston Russell joined James Willis for an in-depth chat 25 years on from the start of the Afghanistan war.

Connor Watson spent four days (including a Mad Monday) with a ring stuck on his finger.   Find out how he finally managed to get the ring off!

Australian businessman Mark Bouris has unpacked why Australia's housing market will significantly impact young Australians looking to buy.

Back every Thursday, David Elliott has unpacked the real impat the sale of Victoria Barracks will have on young Australians!

James Willis has called out conflicting statements from Labor MPs as he calls out Albo for claiming Australians would be paying less for their coffees when that has not been the case at all.

Lucy Zelić has detailed what happened when she was rear-ended by a tradie who could not speak English while out and about earlier today.

Health Minister Ryan Park says wait times at Sydney hospitals are keeping him up at night.

James Willis says Australia is too soft as several pro-Palestine groups hold vigils on the anniversary of October 7.

Shadow MP Anthony Roberts says Pro-Palestine protests set to be held tomorrow are "grossly inappropriate" and has outlined why the police should have more powers to stop those looking to cause hurt tomorrow.