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.

Shadow Treasurer Ted O'Brien chats with Clinton Maynard about today's rates decision. 

Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Calvin McEvoy spoke to Clinton Maynard about Half Yours' historic win and champion jockey Jamie Melham.

Following months of complaints, the Padstow Heights community is celebrating a major victory as the infamous stretch of Henry Lawson Drive is finally cleared of abandoned trucks and illegal dumping.

Ross Walker warns of a potential interstate patient flight after a confidential report revealed Brisbane’s Prince Charles Hospital had a heart transplant mortality rate 50 per cent above the international average.

NSW Ambulance has seen promising results from a new trial called PRECARE, which aims to revolutionise out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates

Prison officers have walked off the job across New South Wales, prompting an urgent hearing in the Industrial Relations Commission.

Lucy Zelić breaks down the alarming statistics behind St Vincent's Hospital's new policy, which fast-tracks Indigenous patients to a minimum Category 3 triage.

A 2GB listener named John has shared the sad story about how his daughter was not able to donate her organs upon death due to a timing issue.

Detective Acting Superintendent Guy Flaherty confirmed that witnesses reported an "altercation" between the driver and the victim, Lisa Ward, just before she was struck by the vehicle. Police have seized a white 4WD in connection with the incident and are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of the former officer.

NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman has unveiled the Coalition's plan to tackle the housing crisis, committing to building 10,000 new homes in Western Sydney.

Tony Callinan chats with Clinton Maynard.

Clinton Maynard has confronted Barnaby Joyce about speculation that the former leader may join rival minor party One Nation.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been criticised for being vague following his high-level meeting with the Chinese leadership.

A "unfair" dilemma is facing customers at a Northern Beaches carpark: download a mandatory app to get two hours free, or risk a fine.

New polling reveals that almost half of Australian voters want the Federal government to expand the childcare subsidy to cover grandparents and nannies, not just registered centres.

Paul Nicolau chats with Clinton about the move.

Crossbench MP Jeremy Buckingham has used parliamentary privilege to name a man who was a person of interest in the death of a three-year-old more than 50-years-ago.

Elouise Massa, the mother of Toddler Joe, is celebrating the decision to return the Northern Beaches Hospital to public hands.

Pubs King and former Minister Craig Laundy analysed Opposition Leader Sussan Ley's strategic economic blueprint, which aims to unify the warring Coalition by returning to John Howard's principles.

Hawkesbury City Council has unveiled a controversial Special Rate Variation proposal, seeking to raise rates by nearly 40% over the next three years.

The Canterbury Bulldogs have unveiled a dramatic new logo, which the club says represents their evolution over 90 years while "looking boldly to the future".

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford has revealed the shocking reason he is moving after living in Melbourne most of his life: the city's spiralling crime crisis.  

One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson has fiercery critcised the government and is demanding an immediate halt to all new 786 visas for Palestinians in an interview with Clinton Maynard.

Wakehurst MP Michael Regan is fighting to overturn the state government's decision to reject funding for the "Women and Children First" shelter in Dee Why.

Following a listener's surprise that their green compost bin was stolen, Sarah Orr from Compare the Market confirms that unusual portable items are top targets for thieves.

Former Homicide Detective Gary Jubelin warns that gun crime in Sydney has become "increasingly brazen," with criminals openly carrying and using firearms in public spaces.

Former Minister David Elliott has weighed in on a critical vote happening today that could determine the future of the RSL. Elliott says regional presidents will decide whether to support RSL President Mick Bainbridge, whose controversial term could see local sub-branches forfeit millions of dollars to fund a "poorly managed head office".

NSW Police Assistant Police Commissioner Peter McKenna has told Clinton Maynard that anyone preparing to still potentially protest or cause disruption on Sunday around the Opera House will face the full force of the law.

Lucy Zelić has criticised Sex Discrimination Commissioner Dr. Anna Cody after Senate committee audio revealed her struggling to define the term "biological men".

Former Senator Hollie Hughes condemns the abhorrent graffiti seen in Melbourne, including the phrases "Glory to Hamas" and "Oct 7, do it again," on the two-year anniversary of the terror attack.

Former Minister David Elliott has backed a return to "old school" military standards, stating the Defence Force must be fitter than any potential enemy.

Lucy Zelić has criticised new guidelines urging teachers to stop using gendered terms like "boys" and "girls," substituting them with terms like "cherubs" and "funsters".

The 'Wait Mate' movement is gaining traction as parents join anonymous pacts to delay giving their children smartphones until high school.

Ausgrid CEO Nick Black highlights a major equity crisis in EV adoption, arguing that kerbside charging that costs twice as much as home charging is like saying only those with a driveway can access "half-price petrol".  

A Sydney listener has contacted the show to express outrage over her family member's treatment at St George, where a cancer patient with top private health insurance was forced to walk or catch an Uber between the public and private hospitals for treatment.

Former Police Minister David Elliott has sent a blunt message to the new Police Commissioner's team.

Lucy Zelić says Jimmy Kimell has contradicted himself from his original comments after he had tearfully said he never wanted to "make light" of Charlie Kirk's assassination as he returned to US television screens following his brief suspension.

Clinton has slammed a job application form that asks job-seekers to identify their gender from a list of 33 options.

Clinton Maynard has reacted to a viral AI-generated song that pokes fun at the Prime Minister's failure to lock in a meeting with Donald Trump.