Two men arrested in Sydney anti-terrorism raids
Police have carried out an anti-terrorism raid in Fairfield. They reportedly seized a hunting knife, flag and other items. John & Garry with the latest as police are expected to confirm this morning that the men face charges.
1m Feb 10, 2015
1m
Bali nine kingpin wins lotto as 2 await execution
John & Garry discuss the SMH story that points out a man police suspect was a mastermind of the Bali Nine drug importation is living a life of luxury in Sydney while two junior members of his syndicate await the firing squad in Bali.
5m Feb 10, 2015
5m
Are men or women safer drivers on Sydney streets
Who are better drivers, women or men? It’s an age old question that both sexes think they are the best. John Stanley & Garry Linnell seek out the statistics from Roads Minister Duncan Gay, who reveals the answer to the safest drivers on Sydney roads.
6m Feb 10, 2015
6m
Woman shot dead: police now under fire
Police say they used capsicum spray and tried to use a Taser before shooting a young woman brandishing a kitchen knife in Sydney. John Stanley & Garry Linnell discuss the death of the woman despite officers attempting to use non-lethal force.
7m Feb 10, 2015
7m
Justin Smith with witness Alan Sobbi, whose home home backs on to Hungry Jacks. He saw the woman shot dead by police.
6m Feb 10, 2015
6m
Justin Smith speaks with Matt Noffs CEO of the Ted Noffs Foundation
Justin Smith speaks with Matt Noffs, CEO of the Ted Noffs Foundation on the recent Sydney dance party drug deaths and getting some form of a response from government, particularly drug education in our schools.
8m Feb 10, 2015
8m
Former Premier Morris Iemma on the privatisation of electricity
For former Premier Morris Iemma, the privatisation of electricity had been part of his legacy as well a contributor to his downfall. Justin Smith speaks with him about the current plans of Premier Mike Baird to take to the state election the plan for the privatisation of NSW electricity assets.
9m Feb 10, 2015
9m
Teen girl shot dead in West Hoxton
Police have reportedly shot dead a knife-wielding teenage girl at a fast-food outlet in Sydney's west. Angela Catterns speaks with Police Reporter Michelle Tavernitti awaiting word from police over the incident at West Hoxton.
2m Feb 10, 2015
2m
Education Minister Adrian Piccoli on TAFE fee hikes with Angela Catterns
2UE caller Steve revealed to Angela Catterns his TAFE fees have gone from $120 last year to $3,000 even though he is a full-time carer for his mother. Education Minister Adrian Piccoli called in as listeners related their anger at the price hike.
10m Feb 10, 2015
10m
TAFE fees skyrocketing across Sydney
2UE caller Steve revealed to Angela Catterns his TAFE fees have gone from $120 last year to $3,000 even though he is a full-time carer for his mother. Have you found your course skyrocketing in fees this year? What has their experience been?
9m Feb 10, 2015
9m
Max Gillies on our leadership deficit (Part Two)
Politics is a battlefield. The observer standing over the ruins is the most astute of satirists, Max Gillies. Eager to seek out his thoughts after dragging over the entrails of the current political crisis, Angela Catterns gets his views on our leadership deficit.
3m Feb 10, 2015
3m
Max Gillies on our leadership deficit (Part One)
Politics is a battlefield. The observer standing over the ruins is the most astute of satirists, Max Gillies. Eager to seek out his thoughts after dragging over the entrails of the current political crisis, Angela Catterns gets his views on our leadership deficit.
8m Feb 10, 2015
8m
ATO crackdown on offshore accounts
The ATO are cracking down on wealthy Australians with offshore accounts. Should we expect the government to do more to crack down on individual tax avoidance? Stuart Bocking with Shadow Assistant Treasurer Dr Andrew Leigh on the move.
6m Feb 10, 2015
6m
75th anniversary of Tom and Jerry cartoons
Tom & Jerry have delighted generations of fans, and continue to do so to this day, after 75 years on our screens. Stuart Bocking with Daily Telegraph History Editor Troy Lennon on the incredible longevity of that naughty cat and mouse cartoon.
6m Feb 10, 2015
6m
Fone Free Feb: Ban the mobile at dinner tables
Nothing worse than being out with friends and their mobile phone rings during dinner. Worse still when they answer it at the table. John Stanley & Garry Linnell look at Sarrah Le Marquand’s call for people to participate in Fone Free Feb.
4m Feb 09, 2015
4m
Justin Smith with Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen
Justin Smith with Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen on whether they will pass reasonable budget measures put up by Treasurer Joe Hockey.
7m Feb 09, 2015
7m
PM suggests new Budget will be less harsh
The leadership spill has been a huge distraction for the Coalition. The Budget still hasn’t been approved in full, as we head into a new budget season. Justin Smith with Josh Frydenberg on the upcoming Budget being less harsh than the one last year?
7m Feb 09, 2015
7m
Bali 9 ringleaders seek mercy from President (Segment Two)
The families of Bali Nine death row prisoners Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran have begged Indonesia's president to spare them. Justin Smith speaks with brothers Michael Chan & Chin Sukumaran on seeking clemency from Indonesia.
8m Feb 09, 2015
8m
Bali 9 ringleaders seek mercy from President
The families of Bali Nine death row prisoners Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran have begged Indonesia's president to spare them. Justin Smith speaks with brothers Michael Chan & Chin Sukumaran on seeking clemency from Indonesia.
7m Feb 09, 2015
7m
Time is still ticking for Tony Abbott as PM
Prime Minister Tony Abbott will face his colleagues at a party-room meeting after the failed leadership spill. Confident he will be leading the Coalition to the next federal election, John & Garry on whether he has become a liability for the Liberal party.
10m Feb 09, 2015
10m
The Whisper: 50 Shades of Grey
Are Bunnings getting ready for a surge in masking tape and rope following the release of 50 shades of Grey at the cinemas? John & Garry on rumours of a film being shot about the Cronulla riots, and a cheeky ad from Adidas on the leadership spill.
3m Feb 09, 2015
3m
Has the PM abandoned Treasurer Joe Hockey
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has thrown his support behind Treasurer Joe Hockey following the defeat of a leadership motion. Opposition Leader Bill Shorten asked the PM whether he planned to abandon any of his budget measures, or Mr Hockey.
3m Feb 09, 2015
3m
Sharina's Weekly Colours & Numbers (Segment Two)
Sharina reads your lucky tips, numbers and feng shui numerology for the week of February 8th.
2m Feb 09, 2015
2m
Angela and Sailor become team Delta
Delta Therapy Dogs is a program that brings the joys of animal companionship to people in hospital & care facilities. Ange & Sailor passed their assessment and are now a Delta Dog Therapy Team, soon to be visiting an old folk's home or hospital.
1m Feb 09, 2015
1m
The Gadget Guy Peter Balsina with George & Paul (Segment Two)
It's the latest gizmo or gadget that you've just got to get. Find out about the latest with Peter Blasina with George & Paul on 2UE Weekends.
8m Feb 09, 2015
8m
The Gadget Guy Peter Balsina with George & Paul (Segment One)
It's the latest gizmo or gadget that you've just got to get. Find out about the latest with Peter Blasina with George & Paul on 2UE Weekends.
10m Feb 09, 2015
10m
One dead another critical after drug overdose
One man is dead and another is critical after overdosing on pills at a music festival at Sydney Olympic Park. Stuart Bocking cannot believe when told it is believed two men were in a competition to see who could ingest the most amount of drugs.
8m Feb 08, 2015
8m
Tony Abbott survives leadership spill move
Chief government whip Philip Ruddock described the vote as very clear" when he informed the waiting media of the result. But the outcome is unlikely to end speculation about Mr Abbott's future, amid continuing bad polling for the coalition and its leader. Stuart Bocking with Janet Albrechtsen on whether the whole leadsership spill will be on again in the near future.
8m Feb 08, 2015
8m
Tony Abbott survives leadership spill move
Tony Abbott remains prime minister after a move to spill the Liberal leadership failed. Liberal MPs voted 61-39 to defeat a motion by two backbenchers. A Newspoll, published ahead of the meeting, showed Labor leading the coalition 57-43%.
7m Feb 08, 2015
7m
Psychic Encounters: Sharina's Weekly Tarot Stars
Sharina's Tarot Wheel Stars is a chance to find out what may be in store for you each week from Sharina's Psychic Encounters February 8th.
6m Feb 08, 2015
6m
Sharina's Weekly Colours & Numbers
Sharina reads your lucky tips, numbers and feng shui numerology for the week of February 8th.
10m Feb 08, 2015
10m
Sharina's Weekly Guide to the Stars
Listen here to what the week ahead may have in store for you with Sharina's Stars for February 8th.
4m Feb 08, 2015
4m
Father Chris Riley: Growing Great Kids
Father Chris Riley from Youth Off the Streets has brought up nearly 100,000 children, some of the toughest kids around. He talks to John & Garry about how he finds a way to speak with them, and to help them to learn and grow.
10m Feb 08, 2015
10m
Coalition voter support at a six-year low
Liberal MPs will decide whether to throw open the party leadership, with a new poll showing voters prefer Malcolm Turnbull. John Stanley & Garry Linnell on how voter support for the Coalition is now currently running at a six year low.
10m Feb 08, 2015
10m
Dennis Shanahan on Politics with George & Paul - Leadership Spill (Segment Two)
A weekly look at the latest in Federal Politics from Dennis Shanahan with George & Paul on 2UE Weekends.
10m Feb 07, 2015
10m
Dennis Shanahan on Politics with George & Paul - Leadership Spill (Segment One)
A weekly look at the latest in Federal Politics from Dennis Shanahan with George & Paul on 2UE Weekends.
10m Feb 07, 2015
10m
Attacking back after lit cigarette burn to the face
Ever been in a fight to save yourself? Jen Nickols tells the story of being attacked by a stranger who put a lit cigarette out on her face. She tells Justin Smith how she fought back and beat him with her self-defence skills, despite being blind!
8m Feb 06, 2015
8m
Sydney siege played out before cameraman’s eyes
Imagine watching on as the gunman that held siege to the Lindt café threatened and bashed his hostages, and you could do nothing to help. 7 News cameraman Greg Parker tells the harrowing story to Justin Smith, played out in his lens.
9m Feb 06, 2015
9m
Mark Kenny on Bishop & Abbott sticking together
Backbencher Luke Simpkins says he was inundated from concerned voters, and decided to call for a leadership spill. Was Julie Bishop aware the motion was coming? Mark Kenny with Justin Smith on Julie Bishop sticking with Tony Abbbott.
3m Feb 06, 2015
3m
Tossing out our Prime Minister is an Aussie tradition
Tossing out the Prime Minister isn’t actually a new thing. Angela Catterns chats with an expert in the history of Australian prime ministers, Max Hitchins. Listen to the antics former PMs got up to, and how often they were overthrown.
8m Feb 06, 2015
8m
Liberal Leadership spill called for on Monday
MP Luke Simpkins and seconded by Don Randall has called for a leadership spill in the Liberal Party room. Latika Bourke reveals to Angeal Catterns the moves in motion now to replace the Prime Minister, but who will challenge?
2m Feb 06, 2015
2m
Friday Frolic: Todd McKenney on the News of the Week (Segment Two)
Todd McKenney joins Stuart Bocking to take a tongue in cheek look back on the week of news, views and issues with their own personal twist.
6m Feb 06, 2015
6m
Friday Frolic: Todd McKenney on the News of the Week
Todd McKenney joins Stuart Bocking to take a tongue in cheek look back on the week of news, views and issues with their own personal twist.
8m Feb 06, 2015
8m
The News of the Week - Look Back on the Big Issues
Look back on the big stories and the major issues to make news this week with Stuart Bocking and Isentia on 2UE 954.
3m Feb 05, 2015
3m
The Issues: Mark Latham with John and Garry
Mark Latham tackles the big issues head on with John Stanley & Garry Linnell on 2UE 954 Breakfast.
10m Feb 05, 2015
10m
Should taxpayers fund other people’s childcare
Should taxpayers be the ones to pay for other people’s childcare and should we be able to choose where our tax dollars are spent? John Roskam from the Institute of Public Affairs on families making decisions on their own earned finances.
6m Feb 05, 2015
6m
House of Hancock set to sizzle on our screens
We know her as Rhonda from the ads on the tele, but now Mand McElhinney is taking on a new role, as Gina Rinehart. John & Garry discuss the new golden age of Aussie drama to hit our screens and her sense of responsibility playing the role.
8m Feb 05, 2015
8m
Walk, scoot or cycle to school to ease local traffic
Are our children turning into couch potatoes? Mosman Councillor Tom Sherlock tells John Stanley & Garry Linnell why he wants more kids to walk, scoot or cycle to school to improve their health and to help reduce local traffic congestion.
6m Feb 05, 2015
6m
Hostages reveal the horror scenes of Sydney siege
Hostages of the Lindt siege in Martin Place speak out and reveal the horrors going on inside the café the day Sydney stood and watched in horror. Mellissa Doyle reveals to John & Garry what the hostages tell her on Seven’s Sunday Night.
5m Feb 05, 2015
5m
PM faces spill next week as party turns to Turnbull
Seems there may be a spill on against the PM. John & Garry with Peter Van Onselen on Malcolm Turnbull ducking questions from the public about his long-term leadership aspirations, but has promised Tony Abbott his full support.
10m Feb 05, 2015
10m