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Lucy Zelic

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Award-winning broadcaster + journalist. Devoted Mrs + Mama. #SaveWomensSports advocate. LIVE on 2GB every Wednesday 4:35pm AEST. Daily Telegraph columnist.
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Afternoons with Lucy Zelić - Monday, 14th July

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By Lucy Zelic Verified
| 2GB Weekends
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Zelić reacts to Monique Ryan's admission on paid social media posts

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By Clinton Maynard Verified, Lucy Zelic Verified
| 2GB Weekends
Home News ‘Influencing Politics’ – Zelić reacts to.. ‘Influencing Politics’ – Zelić reacts to Monique Ryan’s admission on paid social media posts Lucy Zelić unpacks Monique Ryan’s comments about paying influencers for political posts — and the growing push for transparency in campaign social media. Listen to more highlights from Sydney Now below:
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'Wild government spending'- Lucy on Federal Government’s unchecked spending

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By Clinton Maynard Verified, Lucy Zelic Verified
| 2GB Weekends
Lucy Zelić says the Federal Government’s excessive spending and the rising cost of climate change policies are affecting everyday Australians. “Why are we sending so much foreign aid when we have so many of our own people in need.” Listen to more highlights from Sydney Now below:
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