Mornings with Mark Levy - Highlights

Celebrity chef Curtis Stone hopped on the line from the US to chat with Mark Levy about his journey, international success, and more!

Damien Thomlinson, a former Special Forces Commando, stopped by the studio to chat with Mark Levy ahead of Anzac Day. He shared his inspiring and miraculous story of survival while serving overseas.

World War II veteran Leonard Sicard, aged 103, hopped on the line to chat with Mark Levy about his time serving the country, while reflecting on what Anzac Day and Australia mean to him.

Veteran Danny Jeffery, who served 35 years in the Royal Australian Air Force, including time spent in Afghanistan, spoke with Mark Levy about his career. He opened up about his own mental health battles and the struggles many veterans face after serving their country.

A passionate Mark Levy doesn't hold back on the toxic fans celebrating the sacking of Shane Flanagan at the Dragons.

Andrew Tong from Cobalt Blue Holdings spoke with Mark Levy about the grim reality behind Australia's "green dream."

Appearing on 2GB Mornings, One Nation' David Farley has firmly thrown his hat in the ring to take over the seat of former Liberal Leader Sussan Ley. 

Acting Assistant Commissioner Trent King has provided an update following an Easter blitz.

Shadow Energy Minister Dan Tehan has called out the Federal Government for lacking a coordinated national response to securing Australia's fuel supply.

The federal government has pledged $53 billion for defence over the next decade, in response to rising global tensions. 

Experts are warning Australia needs to be far more prepared than it currently is if the conflict in the Middle East were to make its way here, highlighting coal to liquid fuel as a potential option to help secure Australia's energy needs.

Non-for-profit charity Little Wings, which flies sick children from the bush to the city for treatment, says rising fuel costs could force it to ground its entire fleet of planes by May.

A documentary is set to immortalise the storied career of champion jockey James McDonald.

A former Defence Minister has warned that the handling of the arrest of Ben Roberts-Smith will cause people to reconsider joining the Australian Defence Force.

Roads Minister Jenny Aitchison has confirmed works carried out on the Victoria Bridge on the Great Western Highway have shown the bridge has significantly deteriorated.

New South Wales Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane spoke with Mark Levy to address concerns over the current state of the NSW Liberal Party and whether there is a need to work more closely with One Nation

Shadow Defence Minister and former SAS commander Andrew Hastie spoke with Mark Levy and addressed the latest involving Ben Roberts-Smith.

Mark Levy has his say following the latest developments involving Ben Roberts-Smith.

Firefighters are being called out to rubbish truck fires on a weekly basis due to lithium-ion batteries.

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor spoke with Mark Levy about the ongoing fuel crisis impacting Australians, including the legislation holding back the country from sourcing its own natural resources.

The president of the Australian Forest Products Association has questioned the importation of hardwood from countries such as Indonesia.

A farmer from Dubbo has told Mark Levy families will see the impacts of the ongoing fuel crisis when they open their fridges and pantries.

Detective Acting Superintendent Luke Scott spoke with Mark Levy and declared that NSW Police have the Easter Show under control. Confirming the news to 2GB, he expressed his hope that families can enjoy the show with peace of mind, knowing that security is a priority for all.

With the world watching, Mark Levy did what he does best—delivering an epic call of the Artemis II mission!

NSW Chief Psychiatrist Dr. Murray Wright PSM is wrapping up an incredible 40-year legacy with NSW Health. Following his decision to leave the public health system, he sat down with Mark Levy today to discuss the highlights and challenges of his career.

Mark Levy doesn't hold back after an ABC journalist raised eyebrows with a question to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese regarding the police shooting of Dezi Freeman and the subsequent response.

BREAKING: Fugitive Dezi Freeman has been shot and killed by police on Monday morning, ending a six-month manhunt.

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor went head-to-head with Mark Levy over concerns there's a disconnect in Canberra with everyday Australians, who continue to battle the cost of living and rising fuel costs.

Opposition Deputy Leader Andrew Hastie has called out US President Donald Trump and his administration's decision to attack Iran, telling Mark Levy it has left Australians struggling.

Australian country music star Morgan Evans has revealed to Mark Levy the moment he began to work on his newest record.

The outgoing NSW Ambulance Commissioner and chief executive doctor. Dr Dominic Morgan says he's had a cracker of a career as he finishes his final day in the role.

Paul Toole, the Shadow Minister for Regional Transport and Roads, spoke with Mark Levy and made it clear the Coalition would not tolerate the ongoing drama surrounding the Great Western Highway.

Mark Levy has spoken to an incredible man who aims to swim for 24 hours straight in order to raise awareness for organ donation a year after a life-saving liver transplant.

Mark Levy didn't hold back on the current Labor Government and its response to the RBA’s decision to raise interest rates.

Mark Levy has leapt to the defence of the Sydney Swans, after the club found itself embroiled in controversy when it removed a reference to the Jewish community in its tribute to the victims of the Bondi terror attack. Levy revealed his conversation with Jewish communities over the matter, and made mention of how the club was one of the first to wrap its arms around Sydney's Jewish population in the days after the Bondi tragedy.

Tackling sleep and more! Dr Nick Coatsworth joins Mark Levy.

Shadow Industry Minister Andrew Hastie spoke with Mark Levy and offered his perspective on the rise of One Nation, rising fuel prices across the country, and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Former Special Forces Commando Heston Russell joined Mark Levy to offer his unique perspective on the conflict involving Iran and how our current government and politicians can do more to assist veterans in need.

The new Federal Nationals Leader has been chosen.

The Nationals are consulting on a bold policy paper that suggests tripling paid parental leave to 18 months and reducing HECS debt for mothers to encourage "population renewal." Senator Bridget McKenzie argues the current system is broken, forcing families into "childcare deserts" and institutional care rather than providing genuine at-home options.

Five members of the Iranian women's football team have been granted humanitarian visas in Australia after refusing to sing their national anthem. Founder of women's rights group AUSIRAN, Rana Dadpour, says the decision saved them from certain torture or execution back home.

Member for Berowra Julian Leeser argues the Australian government must grant asylum to the Iranian women's soccer team after their silent anthem protest, contrasting their situation with the controversial repatriation of ISIS brides.

Liberal leader, Angus Taylor joins Mark Levy to tackle a "big week in Canberra," from facing Parliament for the first time to addressing the reported demise of the Iranian Ayatollah.

Mark Levy has intensified his criticism of Mayor Ned Mannoun for allowing a council-owned hall to host a vigil for the deceased Ayatollah, arguing that shielding such events under the guise of "free speech" is an insult to the Iranian-Australians who fled the regime’s brutality for a safer life.

Mark Levy brands the ACCC as a "whimpering" observer of the "feather and rocket" effect, where pump prices skyrocket instantly despite fuel being purchased at pre-war rates. He argues that without real penalties, the petrol station remains the most effective tool for theft in Australia.

Local residents and radio callers condemn Mayor Ned Mannoun for allowing ratepayer-funded buildings to be used for mourning a "terrorist" leader, arguing he should focus on the city's mounting rubbish and neglected infrastructure rather than international politics.

Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun defends allowing a memorial for the Ayatollah in a council building as a matter of "free speech." Mark Levy accused Mayor Ned Mannoun of "stark-raving madness" for defending a terrorist memorial in a taxpayer-funded hall under the guise of free speech. The clash turned explosive as Levy dismantled the Mayor's claim that Premier Chris Minns has a "fetish" for attacking Muslims, labeling the Mayor's defense of the event as "beyond the pale."

The Medical Board of Australia has silenced prominent psychiatrist Dr. Andrew Amos, barring him from patient contact and social media after he publicly questioned the evidence base for transitioning minors.

Following the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during a massive US-Israeli aerial campaign, the regime faces a desperate internal scramble to stabilize its hierarchy through the Assembly of Experts. Intelligence expert Ian Palmer tells Luke Grant that the regime's survival depends on its willingness to use "extraordinary cruelty" against its own people.

Following strikes on Iran, residents describe the "sonic boom" of defense systems shaking high-rise buildings while the UAE government scrambles to house thousands of stranded tourists. Luke Grant speaks with Dubai-based Aussie broadcaster Lachlan Kitchen, who describes a stark shift from the city's usual holiday feel to a state of high alert.