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.

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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NSW golf course 'ripped to pieces' by vandal

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A concerned mother, Jenna, tells Mark Levy that students at Warragamba Public School were abused by a bus driver before being kicked off the service. 


Teachers at the school were forced to collect two children from the street, and parents were asked to pick up their kids after the incident. 


Jenna praised the work of staff at Warragamba Public School, but shared her frustration with the bus company for not speaking to parents. 

A concerned mother, Jenna, tells&nbsp;Mark Levy that students at Warragamba Public School were abused by a bus driver before being kicked off the service.&nbsp;
 Teachers at the school were forced to collect two children from the street, and parents were asked to pick up their kids after the incident.&nbsp;
 Jenna praised the work of staff at Warragamba Public School, but shared her frustration&nbsp;with the bus company for not speaking to parents.&nbsp;

EXCLUSIVE - Students rocked by horror bus ride, left on the side 

The NSW Government has been accused of working against hospitality businesses and small operators, by creating more red tape. 


The Environment Minister's plan, which has passed parliament, would see cafes and other venues forced to use recyclable cups in place of their current offering. 


Penny Sharpe was also quizzed about the Minns Government's Great Koala National Park, and if it is actually needed to help restore the animal's population. 

The NSW Government has been accused&nbsp;of working against hospitality businesses and small operators, by creating more red tape.&nbsp;
 The Environment Minister's plan, which has passed parliament, would see cafes and other venues forced to use recyclable cups in place of their current offering.&nbsp;
 Penny Sharpe was also quizzed about the Minns Government's Great Koala National Park, and if it is actually needed to help restore the animal's population.&nbsp;

NSW golf course 'ripped to pieces' by vandal

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