Shadow Attorney General, Andrew Wallace, joined Trent Nikolic.

Nine News reporter Amalee Saunders joined Trent Nikolic to unpack the proposed changes, following multiple revelations about Anika Wells and Michelle Rowland's taxpayer funded trips.

Federal opposition leader Sussan Ley has urged Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to implement a commonwealth royal commission after the Bondi terror attack.

A global Islamic politics expert says a deadly terror attack like the one at Bondi was always at risk of happening.

There have been calls for a revised tobacco excise as the black market for illegal tobacco continues to flourish, with figures revealing how much the federal government has potentially lost in tax revenue

Clinton Maynard has been left stunned by a major supermarket's decision to sell gender-neutral gingerbread people.

Lucy Zelić reviews politicians throughout the year and assesses them for "exorbitant spending," the constant "defending of said spending," and their "constant lies."

NSW Transport Minister John Graham confirms the government's decision to implement two-way tolling on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The local Fire and Rescue NSW station has sparked controversy after abandoning its half-century-old lolly run.  

Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg is pushing for a fundamental rewrite of the "Welcome to Country" ceremony to explicitly include "settlers".

Campbelltown GP Dr. Ken McCroary reacts to the damning AMA Report Card, arguing that Australians are facing a crisis where they "pay more, get less" from their private health insurance.  

Clinton Maynard is calling the decision to approve a pro-Palestine march that closes the Sea Cliff Bridge over a local surf life saving club event "stark raving mad".

Lucy Zelić has condemned the "traumatising" sex education presentation at Renmark High School, where Year 9 girls were allegedly taught explicit topics including "bestiality" and "incest" by a local Headspace centre.

Local Wollongong fisherman and 2GB listener Mark voices his fury over the police-approved pro-Palestine march that will close the Sea Cliff Bridge on Sunday afternoon.

Wes Lambert, CEO of the Australian Restaurant & Cafe Association (ARCA), discusses the tough new rules being implemented by small businesses to survive the busy festive season.

 Energy grid not ready for Eraring closure + Melbourne v Syd

Liberal Senator James Paterson has slammed the massive $1.6 million taxpayer bill to fund a new Greens partyroom in Parliament House. Paterson argues this nearly double the original cost is an example of the Greens' "policy hypocrisy," demanding to know why the party that constantly preaches financial restraint is happy to enjoy such a lavish and unneeded expense.

NSW Minerals Council Steve Galilee chats with Clinton.

Manly MP James Griffin is leading the charge for a new public transport service, calling for the urgent installation of a direct ferry service connecting Manly to Barangaroo.

Commentator Jason Morrison asserts that "Sydney has changed" significantly in recent years, arguing that the city's social norms and sense of unity are eroding.  

The local member for The Entrance, David Mehan, addressed the community's shock following a vicious dog attack that left a mother, Sharon, with serious leg injuries requiring surgery.

Senator Pauline Hanson confirmed to Clinton that her controversial burqa stunt was an act of defiance.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been rebuked by parliamentary colleagues for wearing a burqa in the Senate chamber.

Kylie Brooks shares the harrowing account of her mother's vicious dog attack on November 12 near The Entrance Club. Kylie, whose mother suffered serious, graphic leg injuries and required major surgery, discusses the terrifying details of the unprovoked mauling and her frustration that the owner has not yet been charged.

New Liberal Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane has confirmed there will be no changes to the policies introduced by her predecessor, Mark Speakman.

A new study has revealed just how safe second-hand cars actually are.

Listen back to part of Mark Speakman's extraordinary announcement.

Lucy Zelić dives into the crucial question of whether Australian society genuinely values motherhood, arguing that the political debate around childcare is too focused on simply getting women back to work.

2GB Breakfast Host Ben Fordham provides a recount of the events from the funeral.

In a political bombshell, former senator Hollie Hughes announced her immediate resignation from the Liberal Party live on air.  

A family home in Warriewood was completely destroyed this morning by a fire suspected to have been caused by a charging e-bike.

Clinton Maynard reveals what he sees happening at the end of the week regarding the Liberal Party.

After two and a half years, Dugald Saunders is stepping down as leader of the New South Wales Nationals, but will remain the member for Dubbo.

Nationals Leader David Littleproud has publicly congratulated the Liberal Party for making the "courageous" decision to officially abandon the Net Zero by 2050 emissions target.

The local economy is set for a major boost, with the upcoming concert series from legendary rock bands Metallica and AC/DC projected to inject a massive $424 million into local businesses.

Shadow Energy Minister Dan Tehan has confirmed the Coalition will extend the use of coal and gas energy generation, arguing that emissions will be offset by investing in technological solutions like Carbon Capture and Storage

Aspiring musician Hunter Black from Sydney's Northern Beaches shared an emotional meeting with his idol, singer-songwriter David Gray, live on air.

The Liberal Party has officially abandoned its Net Zero emissions by 2050 target, ending months of internal division that had plagued the Coalition.

Lucy Zelić has weighed in on the major policy shift that will see transgender women banned from all female Olympic events from next year.

Following the bombshell commitment by the NSW Liberal Party to the Net Zero by 2050 emissions target, all eyes are now on the federal oppositon.

Former Prime Minister John Howard has fiercely rebuked Anthony Albanese's comments calling the 1975 dismissal of Gough Whitlam "illegitimate and political." Howard asserted that the current Labor Party, by continuing to challenge the constitutional validity of the event 50 years later, is simply demonstrating that they are "poor losers" unwilling to accept the history of the constitutional crisis.

Pubs King and former Minister Craig Laundy shares personal reflections on the passing of Graham Richardson, remembering the Labor legend as a "real larrikin" of Australian politics.

Ray Hadley has opened up on 2GB about his relationship with Radio legend John Laws, confirming he viewed the broadcasting icon as a "fierce competitor, fierce rival".

English singer-songwriter Leo Slayer chats with Clinton Maynard about his upcoming show in Australia. 

NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley is in regional NSW today to announce crucial funding aimed at combating rising youth crime.

David Elliott asks why Australia has become such a "disrespectful and violent society," prompted by recent assaults on retail workers and a nasty schoolyard bullying incident.

Goulburn is under immense pressure after a shocking social media post showed suspected baiting activity targeting local pigeons.

Lucy Zelić discusses the emerging social media concept of the "Trad Dad" (Traditional Dad)—a figure often associated with traditional gender roles and strict discipline.