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Shark nets best way to keep safe?
2UE Video Editorial: As people enjoyed a morning swim, a 2.5m shark was pulled from the nets at one of Sydney’s most popular beaches. John & Garry discuss whether shark nets are the best way to keep beaches safe. Watch...
Station Highlights
Would you prefer to vote online
Should we make the switch to electronic voting? Would you trust the results? Justin Smith is told the prohibitive costs are what is holding us back from making the switch, but is voting online just a matter of time?
SBS want more commercials?
Your Funds: Ten boss Hamish McLennan has accused the Abbott government of creating "a fourth free-to-air network by stealth" by doubling the ads to be played on SBS. Stuart Bocking on the new strategy. More...
Can you ever trust a politician?
MPs Not Telling the Truth: First it was Julia Gillard being branded a liar, now Tony Abbott is receiving the same treatment. Angela Catterns asks, what hope is there if our politicians' words are worth nothing? More...
YOU CAN STILL DONATE HERE: 2UE Christmas Appeal for the Children's Hospital at Westmead
2UE is sending a Gift from the Heart for the patients, their families and the staff at The Children's Hospital at Westmead.
Marlisa performs live for the kids
2UE Christmas Appeal: Marlisa was the outstanding winner o the X-Factor and jumped at the chance of performing live for The Children's Hospital at Westmead. She performs her track I'll Stand By You. More...
Jenny Queen at the Children's Hospital
2UE Christmas Appeal: Bluegrass runs through the veins of Jenny Queen and she proves it by prforming an outstanding song for the Children's Hospital at Westmead. She chats with Angela Catterns Live on 2UE. More...
Photos: 2UE Live at the Children's Hospital Westmead
2UE Christmas Appeal: We are proud to be helping the Children's Hospital at Westmead to raise much needed funds for their little patients, their families and the hard working and dedicated thousands of staff at the hospital. More...
Nurses raise $14,000 for the kids
2UE Christmas Appeal: Colleen Hamilton & Monica Hume from the Operating Theatres in the Children’s Hospital at Westmead helped raise $14,000 for the 2UE Appeal and talk with John & Garry of their work. More...
Christine Anu Island Christmas
2UE Christmas Appeal: Christine Anu is a real trouper when it comes to helping out the kids at the Children’s Hospital at Westmead. She performs live with Stuart Bocking her song Island Christmas for the kids. More...
Your donation investment in the kids
2UE Christmas Appeal: Fairfax Radio's Adam Lang with Elizabeth Koff of the Children's Hospital Network discuss the invaluable work being carried out by staff and why your donation will be an investment in the kids. More...
Mark Ferguson: A Gift From the Heart
2UE Christmas Appeal: Mark Ferguson Seven News Sydney Anchor talks of helping the patients, their families and staff at The Children's Hospital at Westmead. Donate to support the incredible work undertaken. More...
Dr Rochford: A Gift From the Heart
2UE Christmas Appeal: Dr Andrew Rochford of Channel Seven News talks of helping the patients, their families and staff at The Children's Hospital at Westmead. Donate to support the incredible work undertaken.
Sarah Cumming: A Gift From the Heart
2UE Christmas Appeal: Sarah Cumming of Channel Seven News talks of helping the patients, their families and staff at The Children's Hospital at Westmead. Donate to support the incredible work undertaken.
How your donation will help kids
2UE Christmas Appeal: Your kids, our kids all need help from time to time. That's why we are raising money for the Children's Hospital at Westmead. Professor Nadia Badawi speaks from the heart, and asks for your donation. More...
Ben Elton: Time & Time Again
Time Travel: What would you change if you could go back in time? Ben Elton ponders the idea in his latest novel Time & Time Again, and chats with John & Garry about time travel and his love of Australia. More...
Coles & Woolies to sell scratchies
2UE Video Editorial: Got some spare change after shopping, would you splash out on a scratchie? Coles & Woolies want to sell lotto and scratchies. John & Garry argue if it will mean more of us become gamblers. Watch...
China free trade will raise prices
Free Trade: Will prices skyrocket due to the new free trade agreement with China? Barnaby Joyce thinks so and tells John & Garry why the FTA would boost our agriculture exports, but earn little extra for farmers. More...
What's your favourite Aussie anthem?
Iconic Sounds: Cattle and Cane by the Go Beweens will join Icehouse Great Southern Land and Khe Sanh from Cold Chisel to be added to the sounds of Australia registry. John & Garry on the latest sound archives. More...
$250m better spent on hospitals?
Splashing Out: ANZ Stadium wants a roof, the boss wants $250 million of taxpayers money to help fund it. Should taxpayers hand over one red cent? Stuart Bocking on whether we should focus on our hospitals first. More...
$250m better spent on homeless?
Housing: Public housing need not be "a lifelong destination" Community Services Minister Gabrielle Upton tells Stuart Bocking. But, would she like the $250m tagged for ANZ Stadium for the homeless instead? More...
Lottery loss will wipe newsagents
Scratched Unhappy: Newsagents say they could be wiped out under plans to sell lottery tickets at supermarkets. A five year moratorium stopping other big retailers selling lotteries products ends early next year. More...
Reward for returning your waste
Clean UP Australia: City of Sydney is trialling reverse vending machines which reward consumers for returning plastic drink containers. Would it make people eager to clean up? John & Garry with Ian Kiernan. More...
Why police should fine Brad Pitt
2UE Video Editorial: Police are red hot on people wearing their seat belts, so should they fine Hollywood actor Brad Pitt for not wearing one? Justin Smith outlines why movie star or not, rules are enforceable. Watch...
Free Trade: will we all benefit
Free Trade: Federal Parliament will greet the Chinese leader Xi Jing Ping with a multi-billion dollar free trade agreement to be signed today. John Stanley & Garry Linnell on why we will all benefit in the long run. More...
What ticks you off the most?
Grumpy Old Women: Are you a grumpy old woman or man? What is it that really ticks you off as you get older? Angela Catterns with Geraldine Brophy, one of 3 grumpy old women performing at Sydney Opera House. More...
Alcohol while pregnant to be illegal?
Alcohol: Drinking whilst pregnant, should it be illegal? A UK test case might define the act to be a crime of violence. Stuart Bocking with Clinical Researcher, University of Sydney Elizabeth Elliott. More...
Indian PM's rock star following
Mr Popularity: Why is the new Indian PM Narendra Modi so popular? Angela Catterns reveals he'll be speaking to a huge audience in Sydney, at the same stadium the Rolling Stones performed at. That's popular! More...
Sydney brothers off to fight with IS
IS Teens: The mother of four Sydney brothers feared to have joined jihadists in Syria is said to be distraught. Her sons said they had won a trip to Thailand before authorities tracked them down in Turkey. More...
Make medicinal cannabis oil legal
Medicinal Marijuana: A symposium is being held to discuss the use of medicinal cannabis and the Haslam family deserve huge acclaim. Justin Smith on the Premier making an appearance, with decision makers listening. More...
Qantas goes 70's retro on aircraft
Retro: Qantas has gone back to the future by unveiling its first ever "retro" inspired livery on one of its brand new Boeing 737 aircraft. The eye catching design is a flying tribute to 70 years of the iconic flying kangaroo logo. More...
Thomas Keneally: Flappers to Vietnam
Flapper to Vietnam: Author and Historian Thomas Keneally has released the third volume in his Australians series, 'Australians: Flappers to Vietnam'. George & Paul chat with him about our history. More...
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2UE Breakfast Podcast November 20th
Join John Stanley & Garry Linnell 5am till 9:00am for Breakfast on 2UE 954 - today's highlights.
Crime File: Paul B. Kidd
The best stories of the worst crimes, Crime File with George & Paul - This Week: The Hilton Bombing Mystery.
Your Business Day with Stuart Bocking November 20th
Join Stuart Bocking on 2UE and have your say on openline, 131332 or email @ Feedback online - 2UE where you don't miss a thing.
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: Petula Clark.
Justin Smith Podcast November 19th
Join Justin Smith on 2UE and have your say on openline, 131332 or email @ Feedback online - 2UE where you don't miss a thing.
Australian Geographic News
Science and nature surrounds us and each week George & Paul take a look at the latest news with Australian Geographic Magazine. This Week: Rhino Poaching and the IUCN World Parks Congress.
George & Paul's Movie Review
Dale Sinden with the latest new releases at the cinemas on George & Paul's Movie Review. This Week: 'Let's Be Cops' and 'The Drop'.
Checkup: Dr Ross Walker with George & Paul
George & Paul with medical advice from Dr Ross Walker. This week: The dangers of skin cancer later in life with the recent diagnosis of Australian cricket legend Richie Benaud.
