Mark Levy has hit out at what he labels "domestic terrorism," taking aim at the mounting soft sentences being handed down after new figures were revealed about the recent string of antisemitic incidents and those who have been to court for terrorising communities across the nation.

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Mark Levy says there might be no choice but to stop paying workers responsible for disrupting the lives of everyday Australians, with the RTBU threatening further disruptions with go-slows across the network as the pay dispute continues.

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Mark Levy has urged the government to act by classifying the rising tide of antisemitic vandalism as "domestic terrorism" to ensure perpetrators face appropriate consequences for their actions, which have left communities living in fear.

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Mark Levy has called on anti-Semitic vandals to "go somewhere else," reminding them that Australia is the "best country in the world" following another act of vandalism, this time targeting a synagogue in southern Sydney.

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As the world watches wildfires tear through Los Angeles in the United States, Black Summer bushfire victims at home are questioning the lack of progress on emergency hubs announced in 2020.

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Shadow Indigenous Affairs Minister Jacinta Price spoke with Mark Levy about a range of issues affecting the nation.

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Mark Levy has his say on Bendigo Bank's controversial move after they confirmed to 2GB "some changes to its fees and charges."

Under the new changes, customers will face "a staff-assisted service fee of $2.50" for cash withdrawals completed over the counter in local branches.

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A passionate Mark Levy didn't hold back on the mess left by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's former Immigration Minister, Andrew Giles, after the Federal Court ruled in favour of an immigration detainee who attacked his wife with a meat cleaver.

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