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Horror forecast for bushfire conditions
A horror day is ahead with bushfire warnings that the forecast is "worse than we have been talking about for last few days", according to the Commissioner. Click for the latest on the fires ravaging Sydney's outskirts.
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Oz debt ceiling lift to half a trillion?
Labor was accused of sending the country to hell in a hand basket for the debt we faced. However, Jason Morrison reveals Treasurer Joe Hockey has asked for the debt limit to be increased to $500-billion.
Children charged lighting bushfires
It's horrifying to think that children have been charged with arson. As the bushfires continue to wreak destruction, Dicko & Sarah with Child Psychologist Dr John Irvine who says ankle braces could be the answer.
Two fires merge into mega blaze
We are facing the worst fire crisis in decades. The latest concern is the current fires burning in the Blue Mountains, now joined into one blaze. Click here for the latest on the NSW bushfire emergency.
A father's miracle fight for his son
Are geneticists on a DNA cancer breakthrough thanks to a dad with no medical experience trying to unlock his son's disease? Paul Murray with Stephen Damiani and his incredible fight for his son Massimo.
Narks end pub offering fireys beer?
The manager of a pub says he's stunned after being cautioned for providing free beers to volunteers fighting bushfires. Paul Murray speaks with Kerry Beevor of Catho Pub on narks spoiling a thoughtful deed.
Got an unused car you don't want?
Kids Under Cover help our community raising money from donated cars for homeless children. Olympic champ Herb Elliott and Phil Hancock with Stuart Bocking discuss their work, with a donation from 2UE.
How much of your food is fake?
How much of the food we are eating has been enhanced, or manufactured rather than actually grown? Paul Murray with Simon Thomsen of Good Food SMH on whether we ever know what we are really eating.
The fascinating life of a priest?
Ever wondered about becoming a priest or theologian? Clive Robertson takes us on a fascinating insight into studying theology and also addresses some of the recent controversies inside the church.
Mosley quits the Mundine fight?
Boxing champion Shane Mosley was set to fight Anthony Mundine tomorrow night, but 2UE's Keegan Buzza was given the scoop, he'd packed his bags and left for the departure lounge at Sydney Airport. Seems the fight is now off?
Tony Abbott's gay sister to wed?
Tony Abbott's sister Christine Forster says he's been supportive of her plans to wed her lesbian partner, despite his strong opposition as PM to gay marriage. Dicko & Sarah ask her if he will be attending her wedding.
Have we lost sight of what's right?
Where has our empathy gone? Paul Murray questions why so many people are outraged over the use of the terms 'illegal' for boat refugees, but none discussing climate change as homes burn down in bushfires.
Taxi changes for pick up & drop
It's difficult to get to your destination in a taxi because of no stopping zones in the CBD. Dicko & Sarah look at an upcoming trial to use mail zones that posties use to be able to pick up and set down passengers.
Why asylum seekers shouldn't stay?
A survey shows more Australians don't think asylum seekers who arrive by boat should be allowed to stay. Paul Murray with Researcher Prof. Andrew Markus an why majority of us don't sympathise with their plight.
Affected by the timetable rollout?
A new weekday timetable has been put to the test on Sydney's public transport. The new schedules, which applies to trains, buses & ferries, are being rolled out today, adding nearly 3000 extra trips a week.
Police Powers in State of Emergency
Fire crews have a new emergency on their hands, with the blaze moving into Wilton, south west of Sydney. Jason Morrison & Police & Emergency Services Minister Mike Gallacher on the powers police now have.
Fight to implement Zoe's Law
Claims controversial changes to the Crimes Act, in which a foetus is treated the same as a living person, will make decriminalising abortion harder. Paul Murray on Zoe’s Law with Chris Spence & Mia Freedman.
The Wiggles: ready, steady, wiggle!
The world's favourite kids group The Wiggles return to arenas around Australia in December. Dicko & Sarah speak with Lachlan & Anthony, the purple and blue Wiggles about their new shows.
Miranda win a boost for NSW Labor?
Is the O'Farrell Government on the nose? Paul Murray on the stinging defeat to Labor over the weekend in the Miranda by-election. Barry Collier discusses why he won back the seat and the size of the swing.
Healthy Living with Dr Ginni Mansberg Saturday October 19th
This Week: what can you do to lose a little extra weight, non vaccinators causing a possible outbreak of measles in NSW, taxpayers to fork out for personal trainers, and the medical myth that coffee is bad.
The Stir with Brian Carlton Sunday October 20th
This Week: dealing with the crisis that is facing NSW with bushfires out of control. Brian Carlton also questions whether Tony Abbott should be volunteering as a fire fighter considering he is the PM?
How to help those in need?
As Sydney and surrounds battle fires, we tip out hat to the thousands of volunteers helping out. Many family homes are devastated. Let's give them a hand with the one thing we all have an equal amount of...
Photos of Sydney's Bushfire Crisis
Click for the latest photos sent in from listeners around Sydney of the bushfires. Send us your pics by emailing photos@2ue.com.au
Bushfire devastation across NSW
Bushfires have created devastation in the Blue Mountains the likes we have not seen for several decades. Paul Murray reflects on a black day for Sydney and surrounds as families begin to pick up the pieces.
Light relief from Rob Schneider
Rob Schneider is in Sydney to bring some comedy relief after a week of tragic news. He chats with Stuart Bocking about our hero fireys, and pokes a little fun at donations to education, and looks back on his career.
Michael Atherton's medieval violin
Prof. Michael Atherton is one of Australia's preeminent musical minds, & an expert in medieval instruments. A regular with Clive Robertson, he plays a medieval violin and an instrument you'd know from horror movies.
Subtitles: how do they get there?
Have you ever watched the news with the subtitles on, or maybe a foreign film on TV? Subtitles are very convenient, but how are they done? Clive Robertson with Adrian Chope explains how it's done.
Recession brings on vasectomies?
A study found the decline in jobs during the US recession was leading more men to having vasectomies, so many in fact that it's already showing results in statistics. So how is it done and what are the side effects?
How gaol affects mental well-being
Being in gaol is society's way of keeping dangerous people out of the community and punishing those who have transgressed. But what about the mental well-being of people who will one day be released?
Homes lost: then there are miracles!
A concerned father Scott called Jason Morrison to get information on his son's home as they were in the hospital at Katoomba having their first child. Listen to the outcome as fireys give us the all ok.
Cancer surgery to be fast tracked
Paul Murray has been highlighting the plight of cancer sufferer Nicole Perko who is one of those waiting urgent surgery at St George Hospital. Now, six patients will be given surgery sooner as he points out.
Are bus drivers friendly enough?
Ever taken a Sydney bus only to board to find a grumpy driver? Are bus drivers trained enough to handle the general public? Dicko & Sarah pose the prickly question to TWU bus official Nimrod Nyols.
Outcry: rapist given 2 & half years
An outcry as a rapist is given only a 2 and a half year prison sentence. Paul Murray reveals that Christopher Gibbs raped an intellectually disabled woman after pretending to help her when she tripped over.
Premier: Zoe's law conscience vote
Premier Barry O'Farrell insists the controversial Zoe's law wouldn't impact access to abortions, as women's rights activists prepare to protest. He tells Paul Murray why it's appropriate to be a conscience vote.
Mark Latham on MPs travel rorts
Paul Murray speaks with Mark Latham on the latest in the MP travel claims scandal. He says Tony Abbott should be charged with fraud after claiming expenses to go to the weddings of Peter Slipper & Sophie Mirabella.
Jackie Collins with Dicko & Sarah
Jackie Collins chats with Dicko & Sarah about her incredible life and career. Living in Hollywood, growing up wild, her advice for young women and her relationship with her readers, both male and female.
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Dicko & Sarah Podcast October 22nd
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Your Business Day with John Stanley October 22nd
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Paul Murray's Podcast October 22nd
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Jason Morrison Podcast October 21st
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Sharina's Weekly Stars
Listen here to what the week ahead may have in store for you with Sharina's Stars October 20th.
Sharina's Tarot Wheel 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.