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Sydney Now

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Karen Webb
Richard Shields
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Nationals Leader David Littleproud has publicly congratulated the Liberal Party for making the "courageous" decision to officially abandon the Net Zero by 2050 emissions target.

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The local economy is set for a major boost, with the upcoming concert series from legendary rock bands Metallica and AC/DC projected to inject a massive $424 million into local businesses.

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Recent Guests

Jocelyn Martin
Managing Director of the HIA
Housing Industry Association
Episode: Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard - November 14th
Julie Rinsky
Business Director at NAB
NAB
Episode: 'Rock & Roll gold rush' - Metallica and AC/DC to inject $424M into local economy
Gordon Abinja
Superintendent of NSW Police
Episode: Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard - November 13th
Dan Tehan
Shadow Energy Minister
Episode: Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard - November 13th
David Gray
Singer and songwriter known for his hit song 'Babylon'
Episode: Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard - November 13th
Yvonne Weldon
City Councillor
Episode: Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard - November 13th
Michael Cain
Representative from the Transport Workers Union
Transport Workers Union
Episode: Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard - November 12th
John Howard
Former Prime Minister of Australia
Episode: 'Poor losers' - Howard slams Albanese's claim of an 'Illegitimate' 1975 dismissal
Leo Sayer
British singer-songwriter known for hits like 'More Than I Can Say.'
Episode: British songwriter Leo Sayer confirms massive Australian tour dates

Host

Clinton Maynard
Host and prominent figure in local news commentary, providing insights across various topics including politics and community affairs.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 58 ratings
  • Tik tok

    Anyone over the age of twenty five and is not using it to monitor their children’s activities Should be on a pedo watch list

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KaiHerb
    Australia10 months ago
  • A I is fake news

    Trillion has 18 zeros

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KaiHerb
    Australiaa year ago
  • Interesting

    Interesting stories with a NSW focus!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rozmate
    Australiaa year ago
  • Inundation of Commercials

    I get that these style of bite size podcasts require commercials but NOT at both ends of EVERY segment. I’ve just listened to a Drive segment with Adam Creighton with a Internet AD in the middle of his interview. Seriously?

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    MattB 75
    Australiaa year ago
  • A I is fake news

    Doorman was right

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KaiHerb
    Australia2 years ago

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The discussions involve a nice balance between serious local issues and lighter topics.
Listeners appreciate the focus on community engagement, but there are concerns about frequent commercials disrupting the content.
Interesting stories with a NSW focus!

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Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard - November 12th
Q: What is the current political debate regarding climate policy in the Liberal Party?
Clinton Maynard explains the ongoing discussions in the party about possibly dropping net zero commitments, emphasizing the varying opinions among MPs.
Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard - November 12th
Q: What are some of the issues surrounding the food delivery service shut down?
Michael Cain discusses how Menu Log's closure significantly affects gig economy workers and highlights the competition challenges within the industry.
Shadow Energy Minister on Net Zero dumping
Q: Is this enough to save the leadership of Susan Lee?
This is about getting the policy right for the Australian people.
Shadow Energy Minister on Net Zero dumping
Q: Could you consider supporting new coal-fired power stations?
We want to bring energy abundance to the table, so if the market decides it needs new coal-fired power stations, we are open to that.
Shadow Energy Minister on Net Zero dumping
Q: But you've also very clearly said you were going to still reduce emissions. How do you reduce emissions?
We will throw all available technologies at reducing emissions.

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What is Sydney Now about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focuses on current events and pressing issues relevant to New South Wales, with an emphasis on local politics and community engagement. The content often revolves around significant political happenings such as elections and public safety, while also addressing social concerns affecting residents, including policing, public protests, and environmental issues. Notably, there is a recurring theme of highlighting local voices and providing a platform for relevant guests, ranging from government officials to experts in various fields, discussing situations that resonate with listeners' daily lives and concerns.

The podcast uniquely blends urgent news updates with in-depth analysis and listener interactions, creating a space for commentary that... more

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Sydney Now launched 5 years ago and published 715 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Sydney Now include:

1. Jocelyn Martin
2. Julie Rinsky
3. Gordon Abinja
4. Dan Tehan
5. David Gray
6. Yvonne Weldon
7. Michael Cain
8. John Howard

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