



Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard πποΈπ»- Wednesday, 11th March
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Lucy ZeliΔ shares insight into the dangers returning Iran women's soccer team face
Lucy ZeliΔ says there's no question that the Iranian women's soccer team are in danger.

Exclusive - Pro-Palestine protesters force cancellation of Royal Navy Concert
A concert held by the Royal Navy has been cancelled as students gather at Town Hall Square to protest the ongoing crisis in Palestine.

Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard πποΈπ»- Tuesday, 10th March
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BREAKING - David Littleproud resigns as Nationals Leader
While David Littleproud claims he is simply "buggered," Clinton Maynard argues the outgoing leader leaves behind a legacy of "enormous disharmony" and a fractured Coalition that has fueled One Nation's rise.

Aussies overseas called for Jury Duty - how do you get out of it?
Alex Martin, Director of Taurus Lawyers speaks with Clinton Maynard about jury duty.

'Didn't want to leave his job' - Peter Ford on Kyle Sandilands' statement
Kyle Sandilands has released an explosive statement since being taken off-air, Entertainment Reporter Peter Ford had the details with Clinton Maynard on Sydney Now.Β

Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard πποΈπ»- Monday, 9th March
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'Seems ridiculous' - Proposed migration crackdown targets 90,000 appeal loopholes
Clinton Maynard has slammed the current appeals system as "ridiculous," pointing to 90,000 migrants currently languishing in the Administrative Review Tribunal while staying in the country for years.

'Upper class' - Clinton Maynard demands scrapping of $5.1 billion electric vehicle welfare
Clinton Maynard is calling for an immediate end to the $5.1 billion electric vehicle subsidy, labeling the blowout in taxpayer spending a clear case of "upper class welfare." He argues that with petrol prices heading toward $3 a liter, the EV industry should let the cars sell themselves on merit rβ¦