Mornings with Mark Levy

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There's finally a positive update for small businesses and locals impacted by the Victoria Pass road closure on the Great Western Highway.

Roads Minister Jenny Aitchison has confirmed to 2GB Mornings that crews are "working day and night" and major work to restore the road has commenced.

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Liberal MP Andrew Hastie, a former SAS commander, spoke with Mark Levy about the ongoing drama impacting the nation's veterans.

2GB Mornings has been the voice for veterans in need in recent weeks, with the open line connecting Levy with former soldiers who want the government to take their health battles more seriously.

Veterans' Affairs Minister Matt Keogh has faced harsh criticism over his failure to meet with veterans on key concerns, including the newly introduced $5,000 annual cap on allied health services.

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A listener was forced to phone 2GB for urgent help after waiting over 20 hours with chest pains in the emergency department at Westmead Hospital.

 The caller, Bernard, revealed to Mark Levy that he had still not been provided a bed.

Following his desperate call, Health Minister Ryan Park reached out to 2GB Mornings to confirm he had heard Bernard's ordeal and would immediately look into the matter.

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Correctional officers across the state have walked off the job today after an inmate allegedly assaulted a corrections officer and then was given bail.

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Australian veteran Chris May OAM spoke with Mark Levy to shed light on the systemic challenges current and former ADF personnel face when seeking support for service-related injuries and mental health battles.

The treatment of Australia's veterans has come under intense scrutiny recently.

Veterans’ Affairs Minister Matt Keogh has faced harsh criticism over his failure to meet with veterans on key concerns, including the newly introduced $5,000 annual cap on allied health services.

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Mark Levy has urged calm among fans and the media following allegations surrounding five Sydney Swans players involved in a hotel incident last week.

With no police charges laid or formal questioning taking place, Levy cautioned against premature judgment, encouraging supporters to stick to the facts rather than demanding immediate action from the AFL or the club.

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