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Victims: School bullying, conflict resolution, bullying interventions, parenting, helping parents address bullying, what schools can do to prevent and address bullying. Murray Olds asks, how do you deal with bullying?

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Rolf Harris guilty of sex offences

Rolf Harris Guilty Verdict: A West Australian woman has added to the growing list of people to claim they've been groped by Rolf Harris, after the Australian entertainer was found guilty of child sex offences.

Voters shift away from major parties

Poll Plunge: Prime Minister Tony Abbott has again been forced to defend his Federal Budget with the latest opinion poll showing The Coalition falling further behind Labor. Are voters shifting to the Greens & Independents?

Sydney bus blitz reveals defects

Bus Defect Blitz: Andrew Voss looks at a series of defects that were uncovered on Sydney buses, including those used for local school runs, as police continue their crackdown on the transport industry for our safety.

Sydney road tolls on the increase

Toll Increases: Travelling on our roads is more expensive, with 70 road related fees going up to mark the new financial year. The majority of tolls around Sydney have gone up, as Andrew Voss reveals the new charges.

Today marks start of new Senate

Senate Showdown: Michael Pachi previews the upcoming Senate as sittings begin shortly, with new senators arriving this week. Murray Olds on the wining, dining and general arm wrestling already underway.

Texting: disasters on the increase

Texting Disasters: The number of pedestrian accidents while texting have risen from last year, and as Murray Olds reveals, are almost always avoidable. He speaks with Dr Tony Joseph on texting & walking dangers.

Jayride the answer to traffic troubles?

Beating Sydney's Traffic: Murray Olds discusses a new service that allows you to pre-book airport shuttles, private transfers, ridesharing and making your way through Sydney's incessant traffic troubles we face daily.

Why do sports stars behave badly?

Behaving Badly: Why do sports stars like Todd Carney & Luis Suarez misbehave? Sports Psychologist Jeff Bond explains why with Murray Olds. Is it too much given too soon or is it just engaging in anti-social behaviour?

Truckies trafficking drugs & guns?

Drug Runners: Rogue truck drivers & bikie gangs are using our highways to transport drugs & guns, prompting a crackdown from police. Murray Olds on truckies signalling they're open to criminal activity via stickers.

Sydney foreign investment boom

Overseas Investments: Foreign investment in housing nearly doubled last year, with high approvals for new units and apartments in inner Sydney. George & Paul on tracking the amount of investment heading overseas.

Tax deductions for childcare fees?

Fixing Childcare: Should childcare fees be tax deductible? Murray Olds looks at rebates or incentive to working families. Cheryl Hayman of Australian Businesswomen's Network with some ideas we need to move forward.

Carney agent speaks out on sacking

Three Strikes: Club after club has stood behind Todd Carney, but has he reached his limit? His agent David Riolo has hit out at Cronulla for not giving the troubled player a chance to explain the photos on social media.

Who's afraid of the big bad dragon

Chinese Education: A world leader with students that excel, Stuart Bocking talks education in China with Dr Yong Zhao. What are the differences, their secrets behind the extraordinary success, the good, the bad and ugly?

Unproven guilt but still going to prison

Guilty Till Proven Innocent: The number of people held in custody on unproven charges is on the increase. Stuart Bocking with Solicitor Greg Welsh on the rise in people being wrongly accused of sexual assault.

Journos petition consul over Greste

#freeAJstaff: A group of prominent Australian journalists say they were surprised at the reception by Egypt's Vice Consul as they delivered a letter protesting the jailing of Peter Greste and his Al Jazeera colleagues.

What's the #1 daggiest dad joke?

Dad Jokes: Who do you think is our #1 daggy dad? Suzy Yates on the PM topping the poll along with a few other daggy dads. Suzy gets some of those very funny daggy dad jokes from 2UE's #1 daggy dad, Pete Graham.

Whales migrate past Sydney's shores

Whale of a Time: As winter sets in, the return of the migration of whales heading north begins. Suzy Yates went on a whale watching cruise with her family and took some photos for the 2UE website of the day's activities.

Silence over return of asylum boats

Asylum Silence: Labor says the Immigration Minister can't "pick and choose" when he talks, with no word on whether sick children are among hundreds of asylum seekers on 2 patrol ships off Christmas Island.

Minister on welfare payment limits

Credit Limits: The Coalition may consider the use of a credit system that limits welfare recipients from purchasing certain items in an overhaul of payments, as Social Services Minister Kevin Andrews explains.

Sydney boy disappears to Iraqi fight

Fighting in Iraq: The lawyer for the family of a 17-year-old Sydney boy who is believed to have headed to the Middle East to join the fighting in Iraq, is demanding answers from Australian authorities.

Healthy Living with Dr Ross Walker Sunday July 29th

Healthy Living: How does our health system rate with the rest of the world, Autism and cells, diabetics prone to depression, a pancreatic cancer vaccine, breast cancer & genes, and how harmless is your mobile?

Fireplaces bad for your health?

Asthma Alert: Are fireplaces as bad for your health as car exhaust & cigarette smoke? Tim Webster on wood burning fires responsible for 75% of Sydney’s health-hazardous fine particle emissions in winter.

Robert Zammit: Bless me, father

Bless Me, Father: Popular Australian vet Robert Zammit speaks with Tim Webster to talk about his first book 'Bless Me, Father'. The historical fiction delves deeply into the corruption surrounding the Catholic Church.

No honour in 'honour killings'

Honour Killings: Sydney Islamic leaders are saying there is no place for extremism. Tim Webster makes a few points about this week's news. Those who are free of sin should cast the stones when it comes to honour killing.

PM to re-think $7 co-payment?

$7 Co-payment: Tony Abbott signalled he's willing to revisit the $7 GP co-payment, although the Coalition insists it's committed to the policy. Justin Smith speaks with the AMA President Brian Owler about the PMs position.

Pet ownership needs responsibility

Pet Owners: A woman has been fined $5000 after being found guilty of animal cruelty because she could not afford to take it to a vet. Justin Smith discusses owner responsibility of pets before they take them onboard.

Call to ban 'extremist' Muslim group

Ban Muslim Group: Muslim leader Said Alameddine is calling for the banning of Hizb ut-Tahrir as exasperation within the community grows over the 'extremist group'. He talks with Justin Smith on the call for a ban.

Dicko & Sarah with Two Murrays

The Long Lunch: Dicko & Sarah are joined by the Two Murrays for the long lunch and to help them say a fond farewell to 2UE listeners. Listen in as they all discuss the news & issues of the week and share their thoughts.

Royal Commission called over bank

At A Loss: There are calls for ASIC and the Commonwealth Bank to face a Royal Commission after rogue financial planners allegedly squandered the life savings of thousands through risky investments.

Garry falls under hypnotist's spell

Hypnosis: Big response to our segment with hypnotherapist Kylie Ryan, who helped Garry kick his caffeine addiction and made him speak like a space alien. Hear the chat and tell us what you think of hypnotherapy.

Islamic leader's call to end extremism

Speaking out: Sydney Islamic leaders are calling for an end to extremism. Keysar Trad speaks with John Stanley & Garry Linnell on condemning some outlandish discussions aired this week on behalf of Islam.

Sharina live at City of Sydney RSL

Sharina Live: Sharina was a huge hit with the crowds at the recent Mind, Body & Spirit Festival in Sydney. Here's how you can see Sharina in person and get to hear her predictions in person. Click for details here.