Mark Levy has hit out at what he labels "domestic terrorism," taking aim at the mounting soft sentences being handed down after new figures were revealed about the recent string of antisemitic incidents and those who have been to court for terrorising communities across the nation.

Mark Levy says there might be no choice but to stop paying workers responsible for disrupting the lives of everyday Australians, with the RTBU threatening further disruptions with go-slows across the network as the pay dispute continues.

Mark Levy has urged the government to act by classifying the rising tide of antisemitic vandalism as "domestic terrorism" to ensure perpetrators face appropriate consequences for their actions, which have left communities living in fear.  

Mark Levy has called on anti-Semitic vandals to "go somewhere else," reminding them that Australia is the "best country in the world" following another act of vandalism, this time targeting a synagogue in southern Sydney.  

As the world watches wildfires tear through Los Angeles in the United States, Black Summer bushfire victims at home are questioning the lack of progress on emergency hubs announced in 2020.

Shadow Indigenous Affairs Minister Jacinta Price spoke with Mark Levy about a range of issues affecting the nation.

Mark Levy has his say on Bendigo Bank's controversial move after they confirmed to 2GB "some changes to its fees and charges." Under the new changes, customers will face "a staff-assisted service fee of $2.50" for cash withdrawals completed over the counter in local branches.

A passionate Mark Levy didn't hold back on the mess left by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's former Immigration Minister, Andrew Giles, after the Federal Court ruled in favour of an immigration detainee who attacked his wife with a meat cleaver.

Mark Levy didn't hold back in challenging Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley on the Coalition's nuclear policy, as Labor ramps up attacks on Peter Dutton's proposed switch to nuclear energy.

'From breast cancer to broad support': Pink Test shines spotlight on McGrath Foundation’s mission

Shadow Home Affairs Minister James Patterson has torn into Simon Holmes A Court after an offensive tweet.

A Lithgow councillor has called for urgent action after a teenager's life-threatening experience exposed the devastating impact of funding cuts and mismanagement on regional hospitals.

McGrath Foundation President and Co-Founder Glenn McGrath spoke to Mark Levy.

Mark Speakman chats with Mark Levy.

A mother’s harrowing account of her son's life-threatening delay for surgery exposes critical failures in regional NSW healthcare, raising urgent questions about systemic issues and government accountability.

Mark Levy slams the ABC for its "woke" New Year’s Eve programming, calling for a return to celebration and fireworks rather than lectures on racial politics.

Mark Levy reflects on the major entertainment stories of 2024 with Telegraph Entertainment Editor Jonathan Moran.

Mark Levy shares the inspiring story of 21-year-old Darby Maguire, who’s running from Coolangatta to Cronulla to raise funds and awareness for mental health through the Find Your Feet foundation.

Mark Levy argues that Victorian Labor’s personal attacks on Peter Dutton are a step too far, reflecting a lack of focus on policy and alienating voters who are fed up with political mudslinging as the country heads toward a pivotal election.

A 2GB listener has provided an exclusive, detailed report of a boat catching fire underneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge. 

NSW Nationals Leader has called for urgent action on rising crime in regional NSW, declaring "something needs to be done immediately" following a shocking attack.

NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Metropolitan Field Operations Peter Thurtell chats with Mark Levy about the campaign

Mark Levy has pointed out that Virat Kohli has been fined only 20% of his match fee and given one demerit point but will avoid suspension after an on-field collision with Australian debutant Sam Konstas.

Mark speaks to Shane Warne Legacy Ambassador and son of the late Shane Warne, Jackson Warne, about raising awareness for heart health at the Boxing Day Test at the MCG.

Legendary Broadcaster Gordon Bray and Sydney to Hobart Veteran Peter Shipway joins Mark to preview this year’s 79th Sydney to Hobart, and recap some old memories.

Despite proactive measures, Sydney's Bronte Beach was overwhelmed with rubbish after 15,000 revellers celebrated Christmas Day, leaving council staff scrambling for a second year to clean up. Mayor Will Nemesh promises stricter controls for future events.

Five-year-old Teddy Marchmont urgently needs $300,000 for life-saving proton therapy in the US after delays in government funding threaten to derail his treatment.

Mark Levy is urging a season-long 2025 ban for Brisbane Broncos star Ezra Mam, who faces penalties for a head-on collision and allegedly failing a second drug test.

Police say public safety will be a priority on New Year's Eve, amid industrial action on the rail network.

Mark Levy has torn into the RTBU amid strikes "ramping up" over the next two weeks.

Mark Levy has called on Premier Chris Minns and the NSW government to play "hardball" and threaten to cancel Sydney's New Year's Eve fireworks if industrial action by the Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) continues to disrupt the transport system.

Mark Levy shares his thoughts on the New South Wales government's decision to trial pill testing at music festivals for 12 months, while also speaking with Health Minister Ryan Park about how the testing will work.  

George Karounis, general manager at Our Big Kitchen, speaks with Mark Levy about Our Big Kitchen—a non-profit community kitchen operating since 2005, supporting those in the community who are struggling.

Mark Levy reviews a new report revealing that taxpayers were slugged more than $5.4 million for a review of Sydney’s toll network, which so far has failed to bring any changes for motorists

A passionate Mark Levy has taken aim at the sentencing magistrate in the case of Brisbane star Ezra Mam.  The 21-year-old was fined $850 and had his licence suspended for at least six months at Brisbane Magistrates Court on Monday morning after pleading guilty to drug driving and driving without a licence.

Ray Hadley's last 7 minutes on air.

A compilation of Ray Hadley's greatest calls, chats and moments. 

Australians of the Year Professor Richard Scolyer and Georgina Long join Ray in studio with special guest Dr Jonathan Stretch

2GB has announced that multi award winning broadcaster, and listener favourite, Mark Levy will host 2GB Mornings in 2025. Levy takes the reins from Ray Hadley who recently announced his retirement from 2GB after a 43 year broadcasting career.

Former Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg joins Ray to discuss the recent firebombing of a Melbourne synagogue and the rise in antisemitic attacks across Australia

Ray speaks with Ben Besant, the Lindt Cafe siege hero police officer whose identity was recently revealed. He opens up about his struggles with PTSD, his decision to go public, and the 10th anniversary of the terror attack.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton chats with Ray about the big issues impacting the nation, including the offshore wind zone drama in Port Stephens, the Australia Day boycotts, and more.

Beloved Australian country music star Troy Cassar-Daley made a special in-studio appearance with legendary broadcaster Ray Hadley, delivering an emotional live performance ahead of  Ray's retirement next week.

Rising Australian country music group Simply West stopped by for a chat in the studio with Ray! Just days after stumbling across their music, the legendary 2GB broadcaster—approaching retirement—knew it was the perfect time to invite the band in for a candid chat and live performance.

Australian country music icon Adam Harvey joined Ray in the studio for the final time to reminisce and perform 'Remember Me,' along with a new song he wrote for Ray called 'Hadley Days'. 

In their final chat before Ray rides off into the sunset to enjoy retirement, AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw surprised the legendary 2GB broadcaster with a special plaque holding significant meaning for those at the Australian Federal Police.

Ray Hadley was left stunned on air when a loyal 2GB listener contacted him to donate to a charity of his choice. LISTEN ABOVE as Ray reacts to one of the most generous acts he’s witnessed—a listener donating a large sum of money to Youth Off the Streets.

A passionate Ray Hadley tackles a topic close to his heart: the crisis in the NSW foster care system. Ray is joined by Minister for Families and Communities Kate Washington and Public Service Association General Secretary Stewart Little to discuss the findings of a brutal report on foster care.

Brooke McClymont and Adam Eckersley sang a live performance of their country music hits with Ray Hadley.