Professor Lisa Key, a road safety researcher at the University of NSW, acknowledges the complexity of preventing accidents involving elderly drivers, stating there's "no easy solution."

In a peculiar overnight incident, a brazen thief stole 53 right boots from a display at Shoe Fashions Kenmore in a Brisbane shopping centre.

The effectiveness of Australia's e-cigarette ban is under intense scrutiny, with market research from Roy Morgan indicating a rise in smoking, especially among young adults, while University of Sydney's Professor Becky Freeman holds a contrary view, believing rates have significantly declined in the 18-24 age bracket. 

A 73-year-old woman was allegedly convinced to hand over jewellery worth tens of thousands of dollars near a Blacktown shopping centre in October 2024, as part of a "spiritual blessing scam."

Former Minister David Elliott has expressed his disappointment at public complaints regarding slow SES response times to storm damage.

Australian theatre icon Todd McKenney is reprising his role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's 'Cats' at the Theatre Royal in Sydney, marking his return to the show 37 years after performing in the original Melbourne season.

Taskforce Falcon, a joint initiative of State Crime Command and the NSW Crime Commission, has arrested and charged two 15-year-old males in connection with recent shootings in Merrylands and Guildford West.

Strathfield Council is set to investigate new rules to ban real estate advertising signs from public areas, responding to a surge in resident complaints.

Clinton Maynard speaks with dairy farmer and Chair of Norco Michael Jeffrey about demanding action to unlock Category D funding for struggling flood-affected communities. 

Motorists crossing the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Tunnel will face increased tolls starting tomorrow, marking only the second price rise in 16 years for these iconic crossings. Peak period southbound trips on the Bridge will increase by 14 cents to $4.41, with smaller increases for off-peak and evening travel.

The Rotary Club of Turramurra is rolling out a proactive program designed not only to remove existing graffiti but also to maintain a perpetually graffiti-free environment. Their strategy involves engaging with private homeowners, businesses, and public facilities to ensure a sustained community-wide clean-up effort.

Share-bike giant Lime is planning a significant expansion into Western Sydney, with thousands of new e-bikes set to be deployed in Parramatta CBD and Sydney Olympic Park by the end of 2025.

The state Opposition Leader is dismissing claims Mark Latham "runs" the Upper House in New South Wales.

Lucy Zelić has revealed that the Liberal Party was planning on kicking out Senator Jane Hume, largely due to the contentious work-from-home policy debate.

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Latest data reveals growing doubt over electric vehicles in Australia with concerns about battery life and ownership costs turning drivers away. 

A "horrifying" report has exposed dire conditions at Westmead Hospital, where critically-ill babies are allegedly being treated in tiny storerooms and corridors due to severe space shortages. 

New legislation will aim to call Healthscope's bluff as the government seeks to terminate their contract, according to Independent MP Michael Regan.

Australians are being urged to change their passwords after it was revealed over 16 billion usernames and passwords were leaked in the largest data breach ever.

A copper thief is suspected to be the reason why commuters have had another day of chaos on several train lines after wires were found cut at Guildford.

A man is in critical condition after he was shot by police following a suspected siege this afternoon.

There have been unconfirmed reports of a police shooting near Campbelltown this afternoon at a caravan park.

New South Wales police have charged three men for allegedly profiting at least $10 million from the sale of fake luxury goods.

In this week's "Straight Shooters" segment, Lucy Zelić has reacted to the banning of former Sydney forward Warwick Capper from all AFL matches for the next five years.

2GB Sydney Now has been told by drivers that the current safety systems are not working and are too slow after two people were killed by trams in two years.

The federal Liberal branch has continued its oversight of the New South Wales branch months after its paperwork debacle for last year's council election.

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New South Wales Transport Secretary, Josh Murray, says this behaviour is getting worse and is spreading to other forms of transport.

2GB Sydney Now host Clinton Maynard has been left frustrated by what he calls lunatic style behaviour fueled by a desire to become famous on social media.

Acting Commissioner Peter Thurtell says the two gunmen allegedly fired eight shots inside the shop before fleeing in a black Audi with cloned plates.

Police are hunting down two masked gunmen after three people were shot outside a Kebab shop this afternoon at South Parade in Auburn, with reports one woman has been shot twice in the torso.

Australian music legend, Tim Finn spoke to Clinton Maynard as the founding member of Split Enz prepares for his new tour later this year. 

State Treasurer Daniel Mookhey has not indicated if the state's deficit will decrease with the new budget, admitting to 2GB Sydney Now, the budget is under some pressure.

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Bus drivers have reportedly raised serious safety concerns, leading to some of the new fleet being placed in storage, unable to run. 

Clinton Maynard has exclusivley revealed that Sydney's push for electric buses has hit a major snag, revealing that dozens of the new vehicles are out of service due to significant battery issues.

On "Straight Shooters," Lucy Zelić offers her unfiltered opinions on several hot topics. Regarding Greta Thunberg's recent deportation from Israel, Lucy expresses sympathy for Greta, but directs her anger towards the activist's parents.

The highly public breakdown of the relationship between Donald Trump and Elon Musk is dissected by Clinton and Luke Grant.

The political spat between NSW Liberal leader Mark Speakman and Yasmin Catley has escalated, with Speakman defending his use of the word "hysterical" by stating he referred to the "minister's response" as such, implying it was about "tone, not gender."

Former NSW Treasurer Alan Stockdale is facing sharp criticism after suggesting "we should be giving some thought to whether we need to protect men's involvement". David Elliot has swiftly slammed Stockdale's remarks, calling him "Geriatric". 

Residents are raising alarms about severe illegal dumping and abandoned heavy vehicles along Henry Lawson Drive at Padstow Heights, specifically near Alfords Point Road and River Road in Revesby.

Lucy Zelić attended a Monster Trucks Show where, surprisingly, the national anthem was sung before the event, prompting a discussion about when and where the anthem is typically heard outside of sporting events, and whether most Australians know it by heart.

Today on "Straight Shooters," Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes and Labor MP Susan Templeman went head-to-head on two key political topics. 

Sussan Ley, in her first interview on 2GB since becoming the Leader of the Opposition, discussed her agenda and priorities. The opposition leader offered insights into the Coalition's approach and future direction.

Craig Laundy has supported Premier Chris Minns' call for a review of the "massive" federal excise on tobacco, citing the explosion of illegal sales on NSW streets and the burden it places on police.  

The NSW Government and Combined Rail Unions have reached an agreement in the Fair Work Commission, concluding the industrial dispute that had been causing disruptions and inconvenience across the rail network.

Andrew, a retired war veteran from Londonderry in Penrith, took swift action during recent wild storms, using his bobcat to clear a severely blocked stormwater drain and prevent his neighbour's house from flooding.

David Elliott didn’t hold back in his Straight Shooters segment, calling on Chris Bowen to apologise after his "pasta disaster". 

Lucy Zelić has voiced her disagreement with Newington College’s co-ed plans, following a failed court bid to block the transition. Zelić says the move disregards the value of traditional boys' education.