Host of 2GB's Life and Technology, Charlie Brown has warned people in the market for a new phone not to wait any longer.

Alister Henskens has weighed in on why former Premier of New South Wales, Gladys Berejiklian lost her ICAC appeal.

Liverpool council is celebrating a legal challenge win today after the Minns government lost the first stage of a legal challenge.

Chris O'Keefe reflects on past environmental scares, like the ozone hole and acid rain, highlighting how global efforts have successfully tackled critical issues.

As offshore wind farms are proposed along the coast of Wollongong, questions arise about their environmental impact and the need for community consultation, sparking a debate over the future of Australia's energy landscape.

A year nine student, Georgia from Holsworthy High, shares her shocking NAPLAN experience where her completed writing exam was marked as unfinished, raising questions about the accuracy of national testing results.

Chris O'Keefe criticises the Albanese government’s latest sanctions on Israeli individuals as a political move aimed at winning votes rather than addressing the Israel-Palestine conflict or human rights issues globally.

Chris O'Keefe examines Anthony Albanese's upcoming cabinet changes, with Linda Burney and Brendan O'Connor stepping down and potential new faces like Jenny McAllister and Ged Kearney entering the fray.

Prue Carr joined Chris O'Keefe to discuss the new curriculum coming to primary schools.

An artist impression of what a redeveloped Queensland Sport and Aquatic Centre could look like has been released to the public by The Brisbane Times.

Chris O'Keefe has questioned why the state government has announced plans to redevelop the Rosehill racecourse when "none of the work had been done".

Shadow roads minister, Natalie Ward, has told Chris O'Keefe more needs to be done to combat New South Wales' road toll.

Chris O'Keefe has urged the Immigration minister for compassion as the mother and her surviving twin daughter at the centre of the Carlton train station tragedy face deportation.

The Liverpool council will sue the Minns government for their decision to suspend the council and halt an upcoming council election.

A US politics expert has weighed in on President's Joe Biden's decision to step down as the Democratic Party's nominee and endorse his current Vice-President, Kamala Harris.

A NSW Legalise Cannabis Party MP has called for the legalisation of cannabis after it was revealed drug dealers are using an online network to sell and deliver drugs.

Drive host Chris O'Keefe has listed out a couple of reasons why Australia should be concerned about a potential Kamala Harris presidency.

Regional trains have also been impacted by the outage with Transport NSW confirming buses will be dispatched.

Sydney Airport has been significantly impacted with Jetstar and Virgin airlines facing the most disruptions.

Life and Technology host, Charlie Brown, has provided some further insight to the global major network outage.

The catastrophic global network outage has impacted millions in countries such as the United States of America, Japan, New Zealand, Australia and more.

A wide variety of companies and government services such as Service NSW, 13Cabs, Foxtel, St George's Bank and 2GB and more have been impacted by a massive, national network outage this afternoon.

Chris O'Keefe has clashed with the Minister for Local Government, Ron Hoening, over the potential sacking of the Liverpool Council.

Liverpool mayor, Ned Mannoun has addressed the recent controversy facing his council. 

Callers have expressed their gratitude for Blues coach, Michael Maguire, who secured the team a win in last night's match!

Drive host Chris O'Keefe has questioned why a senior police officer, who allegedly crashed his car into the NorthConnex ramp while drunk, can't be named.

Drive host Chris O'Keefe has taken the Australian Council of Trade Unions president Michele O'Neil to task over the alleged actions of CFMEU members.

Chris O'Keefe has grilled the Insurance Council of Australia's general manager of public affairs, Mathew Jones, for the rising insurance costs during a cost of living crisis.

Ahead of tonight's State of Origin decider match, Chris O'Keefe chats to Origin legend, Tim Brasher.

Roads minister, John Graham, has confirmed toll reform is on the cards following the release of a final review.

As the fallout of an explosive investigation into the CFMEU continues, Labor has been questioned and scrutinised for their ties to the union.

An expert has revealed the attempted assassination of former President of the United States, Donald Trump, has impacted the Republican Party.

Former Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, has told Drive host Chris O'Keefe there's a problem with debate in the US following the attempted assassination of US President Donald Trump.

Drive host Chris O'Keefe has shared his thoughts on the attempted assassination of former US President Donald Trump, and how it's symptomatic of a "serious, societal ailment".

There have been calls to rename a popular beach in Mosman following concerns the name is "racist".

Nine National Affairs Editor Andrew Probyn joined 2GB Drive to provide the latest. 

Simon Jackman from the University of Sydney joined 2GB Drive to discuss Joe Biden's NATO presser. 

Sutherland Shire Mayor Carmelo Pesce joined 2GB Drive.

Chris O'Keefe thinks Bill Shorten is failing to fix the NDIS and he’s making the Services Australia experience worse by the day.

Chris O'Keefe asked 2GB listeners if failed Olympians should pay back the taxpayer's money? 

Alexandra Smith from the Sydney Morning Herald joined 2GB Drive. 

 ANZSPM President Dr Michelle Gold joined 2GB Drive to discuss the shortage in pain medicine.

Chris O'Keefe has his say on what is deadlier, lithium ion batteries or nuclear power? 

Chris Minns is set to cut even more jobs in Service NSW. 

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NSW Customer Service Minister Jihad Dib responds to Chris' exclusive that the NSW Government is gutting Service NSW.

The sluggish pace of Sydney Water in approving construction projects is exacerbating the housing crisis, with developers and residents alike expressing frustration over costly delays.

Stewart Little, General Secretary of the PSA, calls the NSW Government's plan to cut 225 jobs from Service NSW "mind-boggling" and "stupid," emphasising the critical role of these services.

Opposition Leader Mark Speakman criticises the NSW Government's decision to cut $110 million from Service NSW, predicting increased wait times and job losses.