Mornings with Mark Levy

2GB Mornings has confirmed who will take to the field to referee the NRL and NRLW Grand Final games.

Listen to find out who will be making the calls, come October 4

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Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Julian Leeser has called for the Prime Minister to leave Canberra and visit regional communities where child protection services are struggling.

He says the focus should be on the safety of all children, without focusing on their race. 

On the expected RBA rate hike, Mr Leeser called Jim Chalmers the "Treasurer of Dog Ate My Homework". 

He also took aim at Australian universities, saying they've 'gone to the dogs', over the ongoing anti-Jewish sentiment on campuses. 

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Shadow Corrections Minister Anthony Roberts told Mark Levy that Minister Annolack Chantifong has gone into hiding, refusing to front up to discuss issues facing the sector. 

He's also tells Mark Levy that it's a matter of when, not if, weapons make their way into our high security prisons. 

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Shadow Minister for Industry and Sovereign Capability Andrew Hastie has hit out at the Government, after the Prime Minister announced an Open AI agent had hacked into Services Australia. 

Mr Hastie says Australia should be front of mind to attack AI investment, but that we should build our own sovereign AI capability. 

The senior Liberal also rubbished claims that One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce was speaking to the party about a power sharing deal. 

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NSW Roads Minister Jenny Aitchison says it's full steam ahead for works on Mitchells Causeway, as the next stage begins.

The Minister also highlighted road safety operations in place ahead of the Bathurst 1000 to prevent harm on Central West roads, including the introduction of mobile speed cameras. 

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The Northern Territory's Acting Chief Minister Gerard Maley has defended his Government's work on child safety, after the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby made national headlines earlier this year.

 
Speaking to Mark Levy, the leader says the safety of children must be paramount.

 
Asked about the Territory using gas to create domestic energy, Mr Maley says Australia should be focusing on Australian energy sovereignty. 

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