Mornings with Mark Levy

Pauline Hanson has this morning claimed people are now unable to go to certain Australian suburbs, like Lakemba, because they are "unwelcome".

Bilal El-Hayek, Mayor of Canterbury-Bankstown Council, which includes Lakemba, told Mark Levy he personally invited her to come to Lakemba yesterday.

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The Liberal Nationals face growing pressure to embrace a shelved immigration plan targeting "terror hotspots" to win back voters and address Australia's national security concerns.

Mark Levy argues that new Liberal leader Angus Taylor must pinch this policy to stem the flow of conservative voters to Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.

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One person is dead and two others are fighting for their lives after a horror stabbing attack in the western Sydney suburb of Merrylands

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Following the elevation of Angus Taylor to Opposition Leader, new Deputy Jane Hume dismisses Labor's "defensiveness" and signals a shift toward cost-of-living solutions to win back voters from the fringes.

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Mark Levy opens the phone lines to a community fed up with a system they say targets hardworking officers while letting criminals off the hook with a slap on the wrist.

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After a stolen-car horror in Camden, Mark Levy warns that we are one step away from "anarchy" as veteran officers admit they now fear the bureaucracy of an investigation more than the criminals they face on the street.

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There's a new leader of the Liberal Party, with Angus Taylor knocking off Sussan Ley, winning 34-17 in a party room ballot.

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