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The New 2GB App
WEBNov 28, 2023 — Updated Homepage: The redesigned homepage offers easy access to live broadcasts, on-demand radio content, and straightforward ways to get in touch with our shows. News and Traffic Updates: Stay informed with quick access to the latest news and on-demand traffic updates. Smart Device Casting: The app now supports casting to devices such as Google Nest speakers and Android TVs.
The Ray Hadley Morning Show - 2GB
WEBRay Hadley works tirelessly to bring his listeners an informative and entertaining Morning Show from Monday to Friday. He has rated number one in Sydney since 2003, and is now heard every weekday morning on dozens of network stations right across Australia. On weekends during the NRL season, the Continuous Call Team remains unbeaten since 1992, and he has continued to dominate the ratings ...
Shows - 2GB
WEBBen Fordham is a Walkley award winning journalist who now hosts 2GB’s breakfast show, following Alan Jones’ retirement from radio. The switch to the breakfast program happened in June 2020 after Ben spent a decade as 2GB’s Drivetime host where he consistently topped the ratings.
Audio - 2GB
WEBOct 26, 2020 — Listen to exclusive interviews, breaking news, and expert opinions on various topics on 2GB.
Latest Audio - 2GB
WEBListen to the latest audio from 2GB, featuring exclusive interviews, breaking news, and expert opinions on various topics.
2GB Drive with Chris O’Keefe – Full Show October 2
WEB19 hours ago — Listen to the full show podcast with Chris O’Keefe – Wednesday, October 2nd.
Afternoons with Michael McLaren – Wednesday 2nd September
WEB22 hours ago — Listen to the full show podcast with Michael McLaren
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‘Pyng’ app could save Aussies billions in card surcharge fees
WEBAustralians could save billions in tap-and-go card surcharge fees with help from Sydney-based startup Pyng. Australians currently pay over AUD $4 billion annually in these fees, …