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$20,000 on a "councillor's workshop." Chris O'Keefe rips into council for going to a luxury resort instead of the local council office.
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Mike Baird, former premier & CEO of HammondCare joins Chris O'Keefe.
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Listen to the full show podcast for Tuesday, 12th March.
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2GB listener, Luke, joins Chris to give an update on the impact of the Rockdale sinkhole on small businesses.
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NSW Police Minister, Yasmin Catley, has joined Chris to discuss the government crackdown on regional youth crime crisis, following bail reforms.
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Listen to the full show podcast for Monday, 11th March.
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Chris has urged the NSW government to incentivise living in regional areas, through tax reductions and free university accommodation as a means of fostering regional development.
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Chris is joined by Superintendent Simon Glasser to give the latest update on the 12-year-old boy, Hussein Al Mansoory, who had been missing.
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2GB's host Charlie Brown discusses the decision by Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to opt out of renewing agreements to pay news organizations for featuring their content on its platforms, leading to a significant backlash within the media sector.
This decision, worth $200 million collectively for news outlets according to government estimates, has sparked debates about the value of news in digital spaces and the responsibilities of tech giants in supporting journalism.
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Listen to the full show podcast for Friday, 8th March.
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