Mornings with Mark Levy

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The State Treasurer says their policy to assist small businesses in managing federal tax changes is a common sense approach.

Asked if there's tension with the Federal Government over funding and tax changes, Mr Mookhey says he did not want to politicise the issue. 

On the Opposition's plan to build new Metros, the Treasurer believes the party would be forced to privatise more assets. 

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From the Summary Podcast - While more than a third of Australians still turn to traditional search engines first for medical information, growing numbers are leaning on artificial intelligence and social media for answers.

Host Josh Bryant examines how looking up symptoms online is impacting the doctor-patient relationship. Featuring perspective from HBF Chief Medical Officer Dr. Andy Papa-Adams on changing search habits, alongside insights from former Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr. Nick Coatsworth on both the advantages of AI as a supplementary tool and the serious risks of patients self-treating based on unverified online advice.

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Corrections Minister Anoulack Chanthivong has confirmed to Mark Levy that new technology trials will be undertaken this year, to prevent drones from dropping contraband into state prisons.

The Minister also responded to claims that the Goulburn Mayor was banned from an open day at Goulburn's correction facility - claiming he did not know why she would have been turned away. 

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Mark Levy has called out the State Government's Agriculture Minister for delays in alerting the public to an infestation of fire ants at a Sydney port. 

Nationals Leader Gurmesh Singh shared his concerns with management of ants with Mark, before Tara Moriarty called in to defend her response.

In the heated interview, Ms Moriarty accused Mark Levy of working in concert with the Nationals - something he said he 'would not cop'. 

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From the Summary Podcast - In a major milestone for Australia’s car market, electric vehicles have officially outsold petrol vehicles in a single month for the first time.

With over 27,000 EVs sold in August alone, the rapid shift away from fossil fuels is accelerating faster than ever. On this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant sits down with motoring journalist Trent Nikolic to examine what is driving this EV boom and whether our charging logistics can handle the demand. Plus, Dr. Chris Jones from the Australian Electric Vehicle Association breaks down why falling petrol tax revenue is forcing a national debate on fuel excise reform and road user charges.

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Former Liberal MP Josh Frydenberg joined Mark Levy to discuss his new book, 'A Grateful Son', talking about his life and lengthy political career.

Mr Frydenberg told Mark that John Howard was an inspiration for him, in his political life. 

On a possible return to politics, the former Treasurer said he will make a decision on his future with his family some time next year. 

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After Mark Levy took aim at the Federal Government for not removing Veterans Affairs Minister Matt Keogh sooner, former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has called for him to step down. 

The Minister is in charge of the department which sent an invitation to an anniversary event to a soldier who died in action 18 years ago. 

On the possibility of former Member for Kooyong Josh Frydenberg returning to parliament, Mr Abbott said it was 'up to Josh'. 

 

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