After viral feedback to a segment with Lucy Zelic, talkback lines lit up with claims of "furries" in schools, including students reportedly requesting kitty litter trays.

Legalise Cannabis Party Jeremy Buckingham chats with Clinton

Four children from Victoria — two boys aged 14, and girls aged 12 and 17 — are being questioned after allegedly stealing a Mazda CX-3 and leading police on a high-speed chase across Sydney.

Jacinta Price has made a dramatic move in the wake of the Coalition’s election wipeout, announcing she will leave the Nationals party room to join the Liberals.

Lucy Zelić has questioned modern parenting styles, suggesting the rise in youth crime may be tied to shifting approaches to discipline in 2025.

Clinton Maynard has pointed out why he believes Karen Webb failed as Police Commissioner.

Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes and Labor MP Susan Templeman joined the program for Straight Shooters to break down the fallout from the recent election.

Clinton Maynard has revealed that ATC Members are now reviewing a detailed information pack ahead of the 27 May vote on a proposed $5 billion sale of Rosehill Gardens.

Mark Speakman chats with Clinton.

Listener Brendan has reported that Linear Park in Mascot is now fenced off with asbestos warning signs, sparking fears of another contamination episode similar to Rozelle.

President Donald Trump has proposed a 100% tariff on movies made outside the US, saying he wants production brought back to American soil.

New research from Mozo Money shows a dramatic shift in how Australian parents support their children in entering the housing market, with 75% now offering financial help without expecting repayment.

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Anthony Albanese snapped at 2GB reporter Michael Pachi today after he asked a question about Labor MP Jerome Laxale declining to answer further questions about offensive comments made by his father on a pre-poll booth.

Former minister David Elliott labelled the current federal election campaign the nastiest he’s seen in four decades.

Director of Business Western Sydney DAVID BORGER chats with Clinton about the development.

In this week’s “Straight Shooters”, Lucy Zelić tears into Australia’s overloaded tax system, reacts to Foreign Minister Penny Wong’s controversial comments, and weighs in on the "watered down" version of the Liberal government under Peter Dutton.

Ray Thomas joined to discuss the Waterhouse family's surprise offer of their $330 million Wallacia land as a replacement for Rosehill Racecourse.  

Independent Gilmore candidate Kate Dezarnaulds is facing intense backlash after a leaked email revealed she labelled Berry a "miserable, backwards retirement village."

Carol Berry, Labor’s candidate for Whitlam, falsely claimed at a local forum that she had been a Labor member for 20 years.

In today's Straight Shooters, former MP and pub king Craig Laundy critiques the election campaigns, suggesting the Coalition has struggled to connect with voters while Labor faces its own challenges. Laundy also shares his experience of voting overseas from the United States ahead of this weekend’s election.

Tensions are running high in Liverpool after the local council refused to recover $20,000 it donated to Lebanon from its community grants fund, despite federal aid already being provided.

With one week until the federal election, David Elliott breaks down big swings, tipping a potential Liberal gain in Goldstein and a tough contest in Gilmore.

RSL NSW President Mick Bainbridge says many Australians wrongly believe RSL Clubs directly support veterans.

In this week’s Straight Shooters, Lucy Zelić weighs in on the Prime Minister’s push for free childcare, calling for clarity on how it’ll be delivered and who’ll benefit.

Just 23% of Gen Z feel strongly connected to Anzac Day, and only 16% say they’d definitely fight to defend Australia—figures that initially suggest a fading legacy.

Health insurance premiums have surged by up to 18% this month, with some Australians potentially paying over $6000 more annually than necessary.

Migration expert Andrew Norton has warned that Australia’s post-study work visa system (485 visa) is set to drive a major increase in migration, as thousands of international graduates bring spouses and children with them.

In this week’s Straight Shooters, David Elliott returned fire on the re-emerging sugar tax debate, calling it a lazy grab for revenue.

The Wrangler Federation Rodeo Challenge bursts into action tonight at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, lighting up the main arena from 6–7pm nightly.

Lucy Zelić unpacks Monique Ryan’s comments about paying influencers for political posts — and the growing push for transparency in campaign social media.

A listener has raised the alarm after discovering a second antisemitic sticker at the same location in Prince of Wales Hospital, just two months after first reporting similar incidents.

Police are looking for a man who is accused of raping a woman in her home in Sydney's west.

The FMX show at the Sydney Royal Easter Show continues to be a crowd favourite, with daredevil stunts and sky-high flips from some of the best in the business.

From this year, most major shops in NSW will remain closed for the entire day on Anzac Day, replacing the previous 1pm opening rule.

As part of “Thank a Farmer Day” at the Easter Show, Tim and Jemma Reid of JTR Cattle Company in Roslyn, NSW, shared their story as fourth-generation farmers raising top-quality Poll Hereford and Angus cattle.

Concerns are growing that Australians may have to work well into their 70s or 80s, with Mark Bouris predicting retirement at 65 is becoming a thing of the past.

Wests Tigers young gun Lachlan Galvin has rejected a massive five-year deal and plans to test the open market in November, Clinton to call out the NRL’s flawed transfer system.

The Coalition has vowed to scrap Labor’s new car emissions tax, warning it will drive up prices for petrol and diesel vehicles by thousands of dollars.

As the Easter school holidays begin, petrol prices are holding relatively steady with the NSW average at 177.9c/L

The Sydney Royal Easter Show is off to a strong start with over 35,000 people attending on its first day.

Virgin Australia has admitted to overcharging 61,000 passengers due to a booking system coding error dating back to April 2020.

David Elliott took aim at Zali Steggall’s refusal to commit support in a minority government, saying the idea she'd back Peter Dutton is fantasy. 

World-renowned Dutch violinist and conductor André Rieu is marking his 75th birthday with a special cinema event, The Dream Continues.

Lucy Zelić has called out the double standards in public reactions to Robert Irwin’s viral Bonds underwear shoot.

NSW Education Secretary Murat Dizdar has sparked debate by calling for a review of private schools’ place in the education system.