Budget
7m Apr 19, 2015
7m
Teeth
9m Apr 19, 2015
9m
Film Review
9m Apr 19, 2015
9m
Crime File
10m Apr 19, 2015
10m
Chris Fox
9m Apr 17, 2015
9m
The Long Lunch
10m Apr 17, 2015
10m
Joe Camilleri
10m Apr 16, 2015
10m
Embryos
6m Apr 16, 2015
6m
Cars sales
6m Apr 16, 2015
6m
Drink driver
Drink driver
1m Apr 15, 2015
1m
Patties foods
9m Apr 15, 2015
9m
Opal
6m Apr 15, 2015
6m
Weekly Stars
4m Apr 15, 2015
4m
Support for Sydney's new airport
7m Apr 15, 2015
7m
Daly Cherry Evans
8m Apr 14, 2015
8m
Rob Zammit
Rob Zammit
5m Apr 13, 2015
5m
Curious tale of the disappearing RSL military gun
John Burgess, the Vice President of the Seven Hills Toongabbie Wentworthville Sub Branch responds to claims that the sub branch stole a military gun from a memorial reserve and relocated it to their RSL Club foyer.
5m Feb 12, 2015
5m
Julie Bishop: mercy calls growing louder for Jakarta
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has ruled out personally visiting Jakarta, despite making an emotional plea in parliament for Chan and Sukumaran to be saved from the death penalty. She tells Justin Smith that our relationship will be tested.
10m Feb 12, 2015
10m
Horror behaviour as Police blitz Sydney school zones
School zones across Sydney were the target of the latest police blitz to highlight road safety around 40 kilometre an hour areas. Justin Smith reveals the incredible amount of motorists caught speeding, ignoring the crossings and talking on mobile phones.
4m Feb 12, 2015
4m
Plans for Sydney’s Greater West up for discussion
What is the future for our greater west? A forum with former premiers Nick Greiner & Morris Iemma will take place in Parramatta discussing a vision for Western Sydney. Angela Catterns seeks out some of the ideas being proposed.
7m Feb 12, 2015
7m
Power workers threaten to go on strike
Workers at electricity network companies Ausgrid and Endeavour Energy have overwhelmingly voted in support of industrial action in the next couple of days. Stuart Bocking on their calls for a 2.5% pay rise that has been rejected.
7m Feb 12, 2015
7m
MPs plead in parliament for Bali 9 pair mercy
The looming execution of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran has prompted an emotional plea for their lives in federal parliament. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says the execution of the Bali nine ringleaders would be a grave injustice.
2m Feb 12, 2015
2m
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 11, 2015
10m
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.
9m Feb 11, 2015
9m
Seems telemarketers are about to bother you again
Households could soon be pestered by telemarketers because the government and opposition are currently arguing over legislation on the Do Not Call Register. John & Garry look at your rights and privacy with consumer advocate Christopher Zinn.
3m Feb 11, 2015
3m
Curious tale of the disappearing military gun
Mayor of Holroyd Council Greg Cummings is demanding the return of a military gun stolen from the Wentworthville Memorial Park and turned up in the foyer of the Seven Hills Toongabbie RSL. John & Garry on the intriguing story.
5m Feb 11, 2015
5m
Treasurer Joe Hockey on 3AW Radio, Melbourne
10m Feb 11, 2015
10m
Sydney on terror edge with warnings of ‘lone wolves’ (Segment Two)
Sydney is entering a new era of keeping an eye open for terrorism. The arrest of two men in Fairfield reveal a tip-off may be behind averting an alleged planned terror attack. John & Garry are told they lone wolves even now are in our suburbs.
2m Feb 11, 2015
2m
Sydney on terror edge with warnings of ‘lone wolves’ (Segment One)
Sydney is entering a new era of keeping an eye open for terrorism. The arrest of two men in Fairfield reveal a tip-off may be behind averting an alleged planned terror attack. John & Garry are told they lone wolves even now are in our suburbs.
9m Feb 11, 2015
9m
The Whisper: learning to speak more bogan?
A whisper overnight to John & Garry reveals a voice coach is working with a candidate for the upcoming election. Running for a western suburbs seat, they are getting lessons to sound less eastern suburbs when speaking, could it be true?
3m Feb 11, 2015
3m
Closing the Gap: progress 'profoundly disappointing'
Both the Abbott Government and Federal Labor have expressed disappointment at the lack of progress in closing the gap between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians. Justin Smith with Indigenous Leader Warren Mundine on the report.
9m Feb 11, 2015
9m
Alert not Alarmed: Sydney saved from terror attack
Armed with a machete and a hunting knife and a video detailing their plot, police busted a potential terror threat, thanks to a member of the public. Justin Smith on the counter terrorism raid it is claimed two Sydney men were about to unleash.
6m Feb 11, 2015
6m
Knife-wielding woman killed by police said to have had Autism
Justin Smith with Psychologist & Manager of Diagnostics Services with Autism Spectrum Australia Vicky Gibbs on the research into people with Autism, which shows the vast majority of sufferers are not any more violent.
4m Feb 11, 2015
4m
Organ donation: are you willing to save a life
NSW residents are urged to discuss organ donation after a slight dip in the number of donors. Last year 92 people gave their organs to those in need, down from a record high of 102 in 2013. John & Garry on talking to your family about donating.
5m Feb 11, 2015
5m
Should begging on Sydney streets be made illegal
Norway is considering penalising those people who give to beggars. Too draconian, or should begging be illegal made illegal here in Sydney? John Stanley & Garry Linnell with Sydney Councillor Christine Forster on the proposal.
7m Feb 11, 2015
7m
Financial advisor jailed for $6 million fraud
Sydney financial advisor Melinda Scott has been jailed for 3.5 years after ripping off her clients of $6 million over a 13 year period. Stuart Bocking looks at how frauds can be perpetuated over such lengths without someone becoming suspicious?
7m Feb 11, 2015
7m
Are women better drivers than men?
New figures suggest women might be better drivers than men. Women are more likely to receive a discount on their drivers license as a reward for a clean driving record, but is this an accurate metric to determine safe driving?
4m Feb 11, 2015
4m
Celebrating 2UE's 90 Years: Robert Kinny 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 Robert Kinny who worked in the 2UE newsroom in the 70’s & 80’s.
10m Feb 11, 2015
10m
Celebrating 2UE's 90 Years: Robert Kinny 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 Robert Kinny who worked in the 2UE newsroom in the 70’s & 80’s.
5m Feb 11, 2015
5m
Celebrating 2UE's 90 Years: Robert Kinny with Pete Graham (Segment Two)
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 Robert Kinny who worked in the 2UE newsroom in the 70’s & 80’s.
7m Feb 11, 2015
7m
Celebrating 2UE's 90 Years: Robert Kinny with Pete Graham (Segment One)
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 Robert Kinny who worked in the 2UE newsroom in the 70’s & 80’s.
8m Feb 11, 2015
8m
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: Bob Marley.
8m Feb 11, 2015
8m
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: Its funnel web spider breeding season.
7m Feb 11, 2015
7m
Judy Horton's Gardening with Tim Webster on 2UE (Segment Five)
Judy Horton with tips and advice for your perfect garden on 2UE every weekend with Tim Webster.
9m Feb 10, 2015
9m
Judy Horton's Gardening with Tim Webster on 2UE (Segment Four)
Judy Horton with tips and advice for your perfect garden on 2UE every weekend with Tim Webster.
7m Feb 10, 2015
7m
Judy Horton's Gardening with Tim Webster on 2UE (Segment Three)
Judy Horton with tips and advice for your perfect garden on 2UE every weekend with Tim Webster.
8m Feb 10, 2015
8m
Judy Horton's Gardening with Tim Webster on 2UE (Segment Two)
Judy Horton with tips and advice for your perfect garden on 2UE every weekend with Tim Webster.
6m Feb 10, 2015
6m
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 10, 2015
9m
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. Stuart Bocking with Michelle Tavernitti as police confirm this morning that the men face charges.
2m Feb 10, 2015
2m
Police speaks to the media following two men arrested in Sydney anti-terrorism raid
Two men arrested in counter-terrorism raids in Sydney have been charged with planning to undertake a terrorist attack.
9m Feb 10, 2015
9m