Listen to the full show podcast for Friday, May 24th.

Roosters' Billy Smith and Jasmine Strange join Chris O'Keefe live as the Perfect Plate Awards heads to Waverley Greens, providing outlooks for their NRL and NRLW seasons.

As Microsoft announces the end of support for Windows 10 in October 2025, Charlie Brown from 2GB's Life and Technology discusses the significant impact on millions of users and the potential industry pushback.

Leader of The Nationals David Littleproud joins Chris to discuss the challenges of vaping regulations, the rise of illegal markets, and potential benefits of legalisation and taxation.

"Unemployment benefits are a temporary lifeline, not a permanent solution." Chris O'Keefe reflects on how societal views on unemployment benefits have shifted, and calls for change.

Celebrity chefs Matt Moran and Courtney Roulston join the Perfect Plate Awards to celebrate outstanding dishes from New South Wales clubs, encouraging public participation in rating their favorite meals.

Listen to the full show podcast for Thursday, May 23rd.

Chris has raised concerns about China's attempts to pressure New Zealand into distancing from Australia and AUKUS through its ambassador.

Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek supports potential social media bans for those under 16, citing expert advice and the alarming rise in mental health issues among youth.

A U.S. company's initiative to provide free medicinal cannabis to Australians in need prompts a clash between regulatory bodies and cannabis advocates.

Chris O'Keefe backs Elon Musk's Neuralink, after it enabled a paralysed man to control a computer and play video games through thought alone, marking a significant breakthrough in brain-computer interfaces.

Listen to the full show podcast for Wednesday, May 22nd.

Chris discusses the outdated perception of NSW Labor's financial management and urges Treasurer Daniel Mookhey and Premier Chris Minns to focus on smart investments over austerity measures to win voter trust.

A Sydney resident faces $10,000 fine for using air conditioners at night due to noise complaints. Chris O’Keefe and Member for Wakehurst Michael Regan explore the legislation details.

Urban Taskforce's Tom Forrest discusses the financial and regulatory challenges facing developers and potential solutions to break this vicious cycle.

Chris O'Keefe examines how stringent bank financing requirements are hindering the construction of new homes, and discusses possible interventions by the state government.

Listen to the full show podcast for Tuesday, May 21st.

The Morrison government's handling of veterans' entitlements is under fire, with long processing times and a backlog of claims, while the Albanese government pledges $6.5 billion over five years to address these failures.

Residents of Northern Beaches are expressing outrage over a council policy urging them to report neighbours for wood heater smoke emissions, calling it absurd and intrusive.

Chris O'Keefe criticises Anthony Albanese's lack of response to the ICC's arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and the Hamas leader has drawn criticism, contrasting with strong condemnations from international leaders like Joe Biden.

Energy Minister Penny Sharpe joined Chris O'Keefe to discuss Australia's worsening energy reliability, as highlighted by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO). 

Chris is joined by CWU National Asst. Secretary, James Perkins, to discuss Telstra sacking of up to 2,800 workers. 

Telstra's CEO Vicky Brady faces backlash for her contradictory actions—advocating for increased skilled migration while announcing nearly 3000 job cuts, raising concerns about corporate responsibility and accountability.

Listen to the full show podcast for Monday, May 20th.

Sydney University boss Mark Scott’s recent defense of free speech amidst controversial protests has sparked criticism and raised questions about the university’s stance on hate speech and leadership.

Mark Levy breaks the news that the coach of the Parramatta Eels Brad Arthur has been sacked

General Secretary of the NSWNMA, Shaye Candish, has joined Chris to discuss why Australian hospitals have so many British nurses. 

Chris has voiced concern about the significant dependence on migrant healthcare workers and suggests offering free medical and nursing degrees to Australian citizens.

Director of Strategic Analysis Australia, Michael Shoebridge, has joined Chris to discuss the death of Iran's President and Foreign Minister following a helicopter crash.

Google is set to roll out AI enhancements to its search engine and Gmail, aiming to provide more direct and aggregated responses to user queries, as detailed by Charlie Brown, host of 2GBs Life and Technology.

Peter Dutton's proposal to ban foreigners from buying Australian real estate has sparked debate, with some arguing it needs further refinement to be effective.

Listen to the full show podcast for Friday, May 17th.

Chris is joined by Detective Superintendent, Peter Faux, to discuss the three A-league players who were arrested over alleged spot fixing. 

Listen to the full show podcast for Thursday, May 16th.

Chris O'Keefe slams a tenant's complaint about a landlord wanting to sell a property who happens to be Anthony Albanese, prompting a discussion on power imbalances and rental market challenges.

The controversial remarks made by a parliamentary secretary regarding the New South Wales police force lead to his dismissal by Premier Chris Minns.

Compulsory unionism at universities sparks debate: Young Liberal student Bryson Constable shares concerns over mandated fees.

Leading pollster, Kos Samaras from Red Bridge Group Australia discusses the political ramifications of Peter Dutton's immigration policy.

Peter Dutton's proposed cut of 100,000 immigrants annually sparks debate over Australia's immigration policy and its consequences.

Listen to the full show podcast for Wednesday, May 15th.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese discusses border protection, tax cuts, and manufacturing incentives in the 2024 Federal Budget, addressing criticisms and outlining government initiatives.

Chris O'Keefe critiques yet praises Jim Chalmers' budget, highlighting its potential impact on inflation and interest rates while emphasising the need to prioritize Australian jobs and economic conditions.

Wayne Bennett reportedly agrees to return as head coach of South Sydney Rabbitohs in a $3 million 3-year deal, pending formalisation.

Listen to the full show podcast for Tuesday, May 14th.

The world’s first electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft powered by Hydrogen, developed by AMSL Aero in Australia, is set to revolutionise air travel with its futuristic design and potential commercial deployment by 2027.

DepiWilloughby City Council justified their 15% increase based on plans for service improvements, and community feedback, despite only 3% of the LGA voted for the rate increase.

Chris O'Keefe argues that Australian manufacturing is vital for National prosperity, "our future should be made in Australia, we have to keep Australia competitive."

Listen to the full show podcast for Monday, May 13th.

Federal Treasury and Reserve Bank clash over inflation forecasts, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers predicting 2-3% by Christmas, while RBA forecasts a different path.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers makes a bold prediction, foreseeing inflation hitting 2 to 3% by December, risking political consequences if missed.