Mark plays audio of Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young mistaking fictional television program Sea Patrol for a documentary series, to mark the 10th anniversary of the show.

Mark Levy talks to The Daily Telegraph’s National Political Editor Sharri Markson about whether Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull can lead the Liberals to the next election and what would happen in the first 100 days of a Bill Shorten government if he were to be elected

Mark congratulates Muslim activist and former ABC host Yassmin Abdel-Magied for moving to London.

Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller talks to Mark after declining a pay rise along with Liverpool City Councillors, saving ratepayers over $65,000 a year

Mark chats to the Pub With No Beer’s publican Wade Clarke after the area gets mobile phone reception for the first time, and plays Slim Dusty’s famous song  

Mark Levy sprays Greens Senator Hanson-Young for saying she won’t be lectured by “grumpy old white men” after she took her daughter on a $4,000 taxpayer-funded work whale watching trip

Minister for Employment Michaelia Cash slams union pay deals struck under Bill Shorten that are leaving workers worse off, and responds to claims her internship program “borders on slavery”  

Former champion boxer Jeff Fenech rejects criticisms of Jeff Horn’s stunning victory over Manny Pacquiao and says Pacquiao should retire

Mark grills NSW Minister for Corrections David Elliott over why Ahmed Elomar was given parole, record amounts of contraband being smuggled into the state’s jails and juvenile justice staff vowing to walk off the job when the next serious assault on staff occurs

Former Resources Minister and QLD Resources Council Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane speaks to Mark Levy about activist groups generating millions of dollars in income each year and comments on the Liberal’s factional warfare, saying he hankers for the stability of the days of John Howard