2GB

2GB is an Australian talk radio station formerly owned by Nine Entertainment. It is one of several stations included in the Nine Radio network, which also encompasses stations like 3AW and 4BC. 2GB has recently become newsworthy due to its sale to Sydney pub baron Arthur Laundy for $56 million, marking a significant shift in Australia's media landscape as Nine Entertainment divests its radio assets amidst declining talk radio profits. Separately, 2GB also served as the platform where a New South Wales minister apologized regarding a situation where foster children were living with a convicted triple killer, Regina Arthurell. This incident has sparked public outrage and calls for an independent inquiry into the state government's handling of the case, further highlighting 2GB's relevance as a platform for addressing critical public interest issues.