On Friday The Australian reported that Aussie music stars including Amy Shark and Peking Duck would perform as part of a tribute to Jai Arrow, after a Grand Final entertainment deal with Tones and I spectacularly collapsed. 


But as the big dance looms comments from Amy Shark have re-surfaced, with the artist taking aim at the NRL.

On Friday The Australian reported that Aussie music stars including Amy Shark and Peking Duck would perform as part of a tribute to Jai Arrow, after a Grand Final entertainment deal with Tones and I spectacularly collapsed.&nbsp;
 But as the big dance looms comments from Amy Shark have re-surfaced, with the artist taking aim at the NRL.

Mornings with Mark Levy brings you the latest news, sport, traffic and weather, with hard-hitting political interviews and commentary every weekday from 9am-12pm.

You can find the full show podcast and other highlights from the program right here.

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'Kind of sucks' - Amy Shark's NRL comments resurface after Grand Final announcement

The Invasive Species Council and NSW Agriculture Minister Tara Moriarty share concerns that Red Imported Fire Ants found at a Sydney Logistics Centre may have been there for up to 12 months. 


Conceding to Mark Levy that his concerns earlier this month were warranted, Minister Moriarty says she is doing everything she can to keep these pests out of New South Wales. 


Jack Gough, CEO of the Invasive Species Council says he is wary of the delays in responding to the ants, but has faith in the Department of Primary Industries in managing the outbreak. 

The Invasive Species Council and NSW Agriculture Minister Tara Moriarty share concerns that Red Imported Fire Ants found at a Sydney Logistics Centre may have been there for up to 12 months.&nbsp;
 Conceding&nbsp;to Mark Levy that his concerns earlier this month were warranted, Minister Moriarty says she is doing everything she can to keep these pests out of New South Wales.&nbsp;
 Jack Gough, CEO of the Invasive Species Council says he is wary of the delays in responding to the ants, but has faith in the Department of Primary Industries in managing the outbreak.&nbsp;

'Concerning' - Minister concedes concern warranted on Fire Ants

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