Golden arches set for our iconic lifesaver caps
Rumours McDonalds are canvassing the idea of sponsoring our lifesavers, with a small M on their iconic caps in a 5 year deal to highlight their healthy menu range. John & Garry in The Whisper today also reveals rumblings in the tax office.
4m Feb 05, 2015
4m
Pauline may win her seat thanks to… the Greens? (Segment Two)
4m Feb 05, 2015
4m
Pauline may win her seat thanks to… the Greens?
Pauline Hanson may well win a seat in the new Queensland parliament, and it will all be thanks to the preferences of the Greens? It’s all because she supports the legalising of medicinal cannabis, as she explains her support to Justin Smith.
10m Feb 05, 2015
10m
Sydney Police arrested a woman over stolen expensive ring
Sydney Police have arrested a woman who allegedly stole an expensive ring that was being sold to help a toddler with cerebral palsy and brain damage.
3m Feb 05, 2015
3m
No prison term for bus driver who killed CBD pedestrian
The partner of a woman killed by a bus driver who waved to a colleague, says the sentence he received was disgusting. Bruce Gentle speaks out with Justin Smith about the 12-month good behaviour bond for the death of Christine Mulholland.
9m Feb 05, 2015
9m
2UE 90th Birthday Flashbacks - 2UE Top 40
Take a listen back to some classic 2UE flashbacks on 90 years of broadcasting to Sydney and around the globe.
3m Feb 05, 2015
3m
2UE 90th Birthday Flashbacks - More Sporting Memories
Take a listen back to some classic 2UE flashbacks on 90 years of broadcasting to Sydney and around the globe.
3m Feb 05, 2015
3m
Richard Green's incredible Hole in One Albatross
An amazing golf shot, as Richard Green does what all golfer dream of, complete a hole in one. It is an incredible feat as you'll see, because the ball seems to ricochet out of the banker. Stuart Bocking says it is just an unbelievable piece of footage.
2m Feb 05, 2015
2m
Peter Greste thanks his thousands of supporters
Finally home free, Peter Greste tells his mother to cover her ears as he tells the awaiting media he plans on remaining a foreign correspondent. He says he spent much of his time in jail meditating, how it felt like an "extraordinary odyssey".
1m Feb 05, 2015
1m
Eddie Obeid forced to surrender his passport
Corrupt former NSW MP Eddie Obeid has been forced to surrender his passport as part of new bail conditions. Justice David Davies also ordered Obeid to stay away from crown witness, former Maritime NSW boss Steve Dunn.
2m Feb 05, 2015
2m
Teenager killed at Balmain after jumping from crane
Police believe a 19-year-old man had been drinking before he fell about 30 metres to his death from a crane into Sydney Harbour. Police were called to the wharf just after 5am, and the man's body was found by divers and boats four hours later.
2m Feb 05, 2015
2m
Ripped off by lowlife who stole from boy with Cerebral Palsy
Roki is a young boy with cerebral palsy, and mum Ina Mills tells Justin Smith how a woman came to her home and conned her into handing over a $9,000 ruby ring that was displayed on Gumtree to raise money for her son’s medical costs.
10m Feb 04, 2015
10m
Australiana: Jim Haynes with George & Paul on 2UE (Segment Three)
Jim Haynes looks at the things that make us who we are today, from our era of earlier days with George & Paul on 2UE Weekends. This Week: What is an Aussie? Are we Asian? British? We just won the Asian Cup and gave Prince Philip a Knighthood.
7m Feb 04, 2015
7m
Australiana: Jim Haynes with George & Paul on 2UE (Segment Two)
Jim Haynes looks at the things that make us who we are today, from our era of earlier days with George & Paul on 2UE Weekends. This Week: What is an Aussie? Are we Asian? British? We just won the Asian Cup and gave Prince Philip a Knighthood.
5m Feb 04, 2015
5m
Australiana: Jim Haynes with George & Paul on 2UE (Segment One)
8m Feb 04, 2015
8m
Crime File with Paul B. Kidd on 2UE Weekends
The best stories of the worst crimes, Crime File with George & Paul. Hear some of the most intriguing tales from the world of crime. This Week: Australia’s Most Evil Crime - The Murder of Anita Coby.
10m Feb 04, 2015
10m
Slap the companies that don’t pay their fair share of tax
Apple paid just $80.3 million in Australian tax last year, despite making more than $6 billion in local revenue. John Stanley & Garry Linnell discuss the multinational and local companies that should be paying their fair share to Treasury coffers.
4m Feb 04, 2015
4m
Walk in and get the best deal now from your bank
Interest rates are at all-time lows and now is the time to walk into your bank and get the best deal yet on home loans and especially on your credit cards. John Stanley & Garry Linnell with tips on how you can get the most out of your bank.
3m Feb 04, 2015
3m
Should we lift the current road speed limits
Should we lift the speed limits around Sydney and on our highways? Are the current low speed limits saving lives? John Stanley & Garry Linnell on a few of our hotspots and the claim from Senator David Leyonhjelm that speed limits are too low.
10m Feb 04, 2015
10m
Former leaders speak with Justin Smith on political failure
Former NSW Premier Nathan Rees gives his views on the current state of politics and where we are heading both state wide and across the national scene. He tells Justin Smith why he thinks Tony Abbott as Prime Minister is over.
6m Feb 04, 2015
6m
Are us voters to blame for our PM failures
Former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett speaks with Justin Smith about politics and where things are unravelling when it comes to Prime Ministers getting it wrong. He also reveals his concerns for Mike Baird in the upcoming NSW election.
7m Feb 04, 2015
7m
Malcolm Fraser hints at a new party ahead in politics
Has our election of a prime minister become too presidential, and that’s why they are failing us? Justin Smith speaks to former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser about our current crop of prime ministers and their failures, and hints at a new political party.
10m Feb 04, 2015
10m
Murmurs continue to haunt Tony Abbott leadership
Queensland Liberal senator Ian Macdonald, who has partly blamed federal issues for the LNP election loss in his state, says all members wanted Mr Abbott to succeed. But, he tells Justin Smith the next few weeks would be crucial for the prime minister.
10m Feb 04, 2015
10m
Business community in the dark over 1.5% levy
The 1.5% levy on big business to pay for the now scrapped PPL scheme appears set to stay and the top end of town isn’t happy. Stuart Bocking on the Abbott government leaving the door open to keeping a planned families package levy on big business.
4m Feb 04, 2015
4m
2UE 90th Birthday Flashbacks – Talkback: The Influence
Take a listen back to some classic 2UE flashbacks on 90 years of broadcasting to Sydney and around the globe.
3m Feb 04, 2015
3m
13 deaths on our roads from motorcyclists alone
Horrific scenes of carnage on our roads. 13 fatal motorcycle crashes in NSW this year, but what can be done to increase safety? Paul Taffa from the Motorcycle Council with Stuart Bocking on calls for motorists to take more care.
6m Feb 03, 2015
6m
Anger as world condemns pilot burn alive in a cage
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has condemned the apparent burning alive of a Jordanian pilot by Islamic State militants, calling it an "appalling act". Richard Arnold reports the President of the US will double efforts to bring down ISIL.
3m Feb 03, 2015
3m
Rebecca Gibney returns to our screens in Winter
Do you have a celebrity crush? Rebecca Gibney is the celebrity crush of Garry Linnell. The Australian actress is starring in a new series Winter that premieres tonight on Seven, and she reflects back on her career with our Breakfast duo.
9m Feb 03, 2015
9m
The Spin Cycle: Sue Cato with 2UE's John & Garry
Who is behind the biggest spin of the week? John Stanley and Garry Linnell look at the spin cycle in this week's news with Sue Cato.
8m Feb 03, 2015
8m
Mike Baird on facing polling day in March
Mike Baird is next to face the electorate. Will he be campaigning with Tony Abbott by his side? Will he continue to push for the sell-off of assets? John Stanley & Garry Linnell discuss scare campaigns and the upcoming polling day in March.
8m Feb 03, 2015
8m
Judy Horton's Gardening with Tim Webster on 2UE (Segment Four)
8m Feb 03, 2015
8m
Judy Horton's Gardening with Tim Webster on 2UE (Segment Three)
10m Feb 03, 2015
10m
Judy Horton's Gardening with Tim Webster on 2UE (Segment Two)
10m Feb 03, 2015
10m
Judy Horton's Gardening with Tim Webster on 2UE (Segment One)
Judy Horton with tips and advice for your perfect garden on 2UE every weekend with Tim Webster.
9m Feb 03, 2015
9m
Nostalgia: Craig Bennett with George & Paul
A look back of the best actors and entertainers with Craig Bennett with George & Paul on 2UE. This week: Gene Wilder.
10m Feb 03, 2015
10m
Australian Geographic News with George & Paul
Science and nature surrounds us and each week George & Paul take a look at the latest news with Australian Geographic Magazine. This Week: The best locations to see a platypus.
6m Feb 03, 2015
6m
You are now in the driver’s seat with your bank
RBA may make further interest rate cuts after droping to 2.25%, designed to fire up an economy reeling from falling commodity prices, a high dollar and chaotic political system. John & Garry reveal how you can demand a better rate from your bank.
4m Feb 03, 2015
4m
Tony Abbott’s final week as Prime Minister
Is this Tony Abbott's final week as Prime Minister? Mark Riley revealed last night that Dr Dennis Jensen was about to go public with calls for a spill. John & Garry question how it is we got to this point, as more MPs go public calling for a spill.
9m Feb 03, 2015
9m
Bali 9 ringleaders next to face the firing squad
Indonesia's ambassador has reportedly told Tony Abbott there's nothing that can be done to save two Australians from the firing squad. Justin Smith with Dutch Ambassador to Australia Annemieke Ruigrok on the fate of the two.
7m Feb 03, 2015
7m
Frydenberg on a focus for our economic future
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has told Tony Abbott she won't challenge for the Liberal leadership. It comes as Assistant Treasurer Josh Frydenberg tells Justin Smith why we need to stick with the PM and his vision out of our national debt.
10m Feb 03, 2015
10m
NSW government still wants to sell off assets
Andrew Constance, NSW Treasurer tells Justin Smith the current government will not be deterred from privatising part of the electricity network, despite the election result in QLD.
10m Feb 03, 2015
10m
2UE 90th Birthday Flashbacks - The News
Take a listen back to some classic 2UE flashbacks on 90 years of broadcasting to Sydney and around the globe.
2m Feb 03, 2015
2m
Do we trust the Chinese to own our biggest assets
Mike Baird is still eager to sell off some assets, with Chinese government firms lining up to purchase what we are willing to give away. Justin Smith with his concerns over the idea of the Chinese having control over our electricity future.
4m Feb 03, 2015
4m
RBA cuts rates to a record low of 2.25%
The Reserve Bank has cut the cash rate by a quarter of a percentage point to a new record low of two-point-25 per cent. RBA governor Glenn Stevens says the economy is growing at a below trend pace and is likely to remain so for quite a while longer.
4m Feb 03, 2015
4m
New alliance to take on big 2 in health insurance
Fifteen not-for-profit and mutual health funds have come together to launch Members Own Health Funds. Stuart Bocking on the move to take on the big two funds of BUPA and Medibank Private following dramatic changes to our health insurance.
3m Feb 03, 2015
3m
2UE 90th Birthday Flashbacks – Cricket on 2UE
Take a listen back to some classic 2UE flashbacks on 90 years of broadcasting to Sydney and around the globe.
3m Feb 03, 2015
3m
2UE 90th Birthday Flashbacks – A Look Back on Sport
Take a listen back to some classic 2UE flashbacks on 90 years of broadcasting to Sydney and around the globe.
3m Feb 03, 2015
3m
How customers are cheating at the self-serve checkout
Seems too many have sussed out how to beat the system at the self-serve. Stuart Bocking asks, how bad is theft from self-checkout terminals at Coles & Woolworths? And is the value of goods stolen factored into the price of our groceries?
7m Feb 02, 2015
7m
Celebrating 2UE’s 90 Years: Mark Collier with Pete Graham (Segment Four)
Pete Graham on Saturday Night Live reflects on 90 years of broadcasting with special guests that worked at 2UE over those years. This week he chats with Mark Collier who worked in the 2UE newsroom in the 70’s & 80’s.
5m Feb 02, 2015
5m
Celebrating 2UE’s 90 Years: Mark Collier with Pete Graham (Segment Three)
Pete Graham on Saturday Night Live reflects on 90 years of broadcasting with special guests that worked at 2UE over those years. This week he chats with Mark Collier who worked in the 2UE newsroom in the 70’s & 80’s.
10m Feb 02, 2015
10m