Listen to the full show podcast for Tuesday, April 23rd.

Discover the key benefits of fast and reliable NBN for small and medium businesses, including improved productivity, enhanced customer service, and efficient collaboration. Learn about the differences between residential and business NBN plans, ensuring you choose the right one to optimize your business operations, with NBN Spokesperson Jane McNamara.

Heartbreaking stories of families struggling to access home care packages emerge, revealing more bureaucratic hurdles and delays.

Aged care packages backlog leaves families waiting for essential home services, with concerns mounting over funding and wait times.

Chris O'Keefe argues against the proposed Aboriginal reparations through revenue sharing agreements from mining and renewable projects royalties in Victoria.

Outrage ensues as teachers call for dismantling the ANZAC legacy, sparking heated debates over historical interpretations and educational ethics.

Chris O'Keefe disputes the views of a pro-Palestinian teachers group who excoriates the ANZAC legacy just two days before Australia commemorates its military history.

Listen to the full show podcast for Monday, April 22nd.

A John Hopkins study challenges efficacy of intermittent fasting, suggesting minimal weight loss difference compared to normal eating patterns.

Comedian AJ Barker sparks controversy by asking a breastfeeding mother to leave his show due to her baby's noises, leading to a debate over audience etiquette and parental responsibility.

The NSW government is considering banning plastic takeaway containers and cups, citing concerns over environmental impact and health risks associated with microplastics.

Another immigration detainee arrested for breaching visa conditions, adding to concerns over national security in Australia.

Listen to the full show podcast for Friday, April 19th.

Charlie Brown from 2GB's Life and Technology as he delves into the persistent issue of scam calls and messages, exploring how scammers obtain phone numbers and offering practical tips for prevention.

Former pro-tennis player Louise Pleming launches Rally4Ever, offering free tennis sessions across Sydney and regional NSW, promoting social connection and mental health through sport.

Shadow Communications Minister David Coleman debates Chris over social media censorship in response to disturbing content, with differing views on the role of regulation and parental responsibility.

Chris O'Keefe examines the role of weapons for security guards in the wake of the Bondi Junction tragedy, delving into the current regulations and potential changes needed to ensure public safety.

Chris O'Keefe explores the double standard in censorship between social media and mainstream news, questioning whether recent calls for censorship are justified or hypocritical, and advocating for a consistent approach to regulating content across all platforms.

Listen to the full show podcast for Thursday, April 18th.

Addressing the surge in knife crime incidents in Sydney and London, former British prosecutor Bruce Houlder KC who has dedicated his life to trying to solve London’s knife-crime, discusses strategies to combat youth violence and the role of social media.

Shadow Defence Minister Andrew Hastie joins Drive to discuss the opposition's plans to solve defence issues if elected.

Epidemiologist from the University of Melbourne, professor Tony Blakely joins Drive to discuss the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines, their impact on mortality rates, and considerations for booster shots.

Listen to the full show podcast for Wednesday, April 17th.

Aussie radio presenter Chris Fade recounts being trapped in Dubai's unprecedented floods, describing scenes of submerged cars and flooded streets while highlighting community solidarity.

Rising rental prices and record-high migration rates are exacerbating housing stress, highlighting the need for a comprehensive plan to address population growth and housing affordability. Daniel Wild from the Institute of Public Affairs joins Drive.

The challenge of meeting emissions reduction goals is compounded by sluggish approvals for energy projects, hindering progress towards renewable energy targets and rare earth mining ventures.

Listen to the full show podcast for Tuesday, April 16th.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese backs the police in delivering no less than the full force of the law to the rioters at Wakeley, "there's no justification for turning on police."

NSW Premier Chris Minns gives the latest on the terrorist attack in Wakeley.

Dai Le is the independent member for Fowler, the electorate where last night’s attack took place.

Chris O'Keefe calls for calmness in the community, "restraint and trust in our police and authorities, is a key pillar of this country Australia. If you want to engage in this kind of revenge, breaking police officers' jaws and smashing up cars and ambulances, then Australia is not the country for you."

Listen to the full show podcast for Monday, April 15th.

Karen Webb joined Chris O'Keefe with the latest on the wash-up to the Bondi Junction attacks.

As society grapples with the aftermath of the Bondi attack, Chris O'Keefe raises questions about the adequacy of psychiatric treatment for severely psychotic individuals.

A devastating legal outcome for Bruce Lehrmann as Justice Lee finds him liable for raping Britney Higgins in the Channel 10 defamation case.

Charlie Brown discusses the risks and privacy concerns associated with online marketplaces like Facebook Marketplace, eBay, and newer platforms like Shein and Temu, emphasising the importance of carefully reading privacy policies before sharing personal information. Charlie also highlights the prevalence of scammers on these platforms and advises users to exercise caution when engaging in transactions.

Listen to the full show podcast for Friday, April 12th.

As the opening of the Parramatta light rail network nears, businesses along Church Street express concerns over ongoing disruptions and seek compensation for losses incurred during the construction period. Peter Zaidan from Sambousek Lebanese restaurant joins Clinton Maynard

The state government's new policy on Transport Oriented Development near train stations aims to address Sydney's housing crisis, but concerns linger about traffic congestion and building quality.

The frustration over political parties neglecting local representation in elections reflects broader concerns about democratic accountability and voter engagement.

Listen to the full show podcast for Thursday, April 11th.

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor raises concerns about the effectiveness of subsidies and the impact on the cost of living, criticising Albo's manufacturing plan.

Clinton Maynard raises concerns about the increasing danger posed by e-bikes and e-scooters to pedestrians, highlighting near-misses and collisions observed during nightly walks.

Sydney's prolonged weekend train disruptions may soon come to an end as progress is reported in track repair works. Josh Murray gives the latest on rail maintenance, Parramatta Light Rail, and the Rozelle Interchange.

The Prime Minister's push for local manufacturing revival prompts reflection on missed opportunities, emphasising the need for strategic government intervention. Clinton Maynard backs Albo's plan, but questions if it's too little too late.

NSW Opposition Leader, Mark Speakman, has called for NSW Labor Minister, Tim Crakanthorp, to resign from Parliament following his failure to declare family's property holdings. 

Listen to the full show podcast for Wednesday, April 10th.

The Education Minister Prue Car addresses concerns about school funding cuts and the impact on teacher shortages and classroom discipline, emphasising the need for executive teachers to return to classrooms.

Callers express concerns over school funding cuts, highlighting issues such as lack of air conditioning and discipline in classrooms.

"Give one with one hand take with the other." Amidst concerns over funding cuts and teacher pay rises, schools grapple with balancing resources and facilities. Shadow Minister for Education Sarah Mitchell joins Clinton Maynard