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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 715 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Campbelltown GP Dr. Ken McCroary reacts to the damning AMA Report Card, arguing that Australians are facing a crisis where they "pay more, get less" from their private health insurance.
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Good on Hollie Hughes for giving her resignation from the Liberal Party.
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This podcast offers a dynamic take on the latest news and events impacting Sydney, with a blend of serious reporting and light-hearted commentary. Episodes often explore key issues such as the challenges within the healthcare system, particularly around private health insurance, alongside discussions about public safety, local politics, and significant community events. The host frequently engages with both experts and community figures, creating a diverse dialogue that encompasses everything from emergency services updates to cultural commentary, ensuring listeners remain informed about pressing topics while also enjoying relatable conversations. The format fosters a connection with the audience through listener interactions and varied gue... more
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Recent guests on Sydney Now include:
1. Sam Armitage
2. Victoria Quester
3. Dr. Ken McCroary
4. Lucy Zelić
5. John Trasys
6. Peter Currie
7. Jas Tumber
8. Mike Wossing
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