Weekend Afternoons with Tim Webster on 2UE 954
With his trademark warmth and laidback nature, 2UE listener favourite Tim Webster hosts The Experts, a series of categorical segments where he is joined by an expert in the field
Tim Webster
12pm - 6pm
Recent Articles
Video Editorial: "You have a right to vote, not a duty"
Is it time to re-think the way we vote for our Senators? Tim Webster outlines his thoughts on standing up and having a say on the future of our country through the voting process. He makes the point, it is your right, not a duty to show up and vote.
Indigenous communities will grow with opportunity
Remote aboriginal communities and the “life-style choices” debate: Tim Webster talks to Dr Tom Calma of Ninti One Organisation, an independent, not-for-profit company that builds opportunities for people in remote Australia.
Etching closer to a cure for brain cancer
The risk of being diagnosed with a brain cancer by age 85 is 1 in 95 for men and 1 in 152 for women. Professor Bryan Williams from the Monash Institute of Medical Research joins Tim to discusses the possibilities of a brain cancer vaccination.
Whiskey: does age always mean quality?
Does age always mean quality when it comes to whisky? Drinks Correspondent with Sydney Morning Herald's Executive Style, Luke McCarthy, joins Tim Webster to explain how he got the job and how a young whisky isn’t too bad for a tipple.
Three Ingredient Fruit Cake
A fruit cake with only 3 ingredients? Unbelievable but quite true, and so easy! Tim Webster with Brigid Treloar.
Video Editorial: Don’t bring IS horror stories here
Islamic State are barbarians. World leaders are appalled at their actions. Tim Webster reveals a handful of shocking stories associated with their religion, that shouldn’t be happening in this country, but they are. There are laws here we need to uphold.
Cutting red tape for self-funded retirees
Worried about how you'll manage when you stop working? Are you worried about the long process after you leave work? Tim Webster with Margaret Harrison who reveals a very simple plan that we can use to cut red tape for self-funded retirees.
Where are Sydney real estate prices headed
How much is your property worth, and where are Sydney’s real estate prices headed? Tim Webster with Robert Klaric, who has been a property expert in Sydney for 25yrs. He shares his knowledge in his new book, aptly titled, 'The Property Expert'.
Video Editorial: why driving fines are skyrocketing
Sydney motorists are paying millions in fines for some of the most stupid of reasons. Tim Webster reveals how he escaped a traffic accident and one of the major reasons so many drivers are being fined. When you are behind the wheel, just drive!
Saved from drugs: an incredible life journey
Drugs can be an insidious drag down to depression. James Fry went from a happy child to drug and alcohol addicted adult as a result of bullying. But he reveals to Tim Webster in his new book and how he picked himself up & turned his life around.
How much time do you give helping the community
The most precious commodity we each have, no matter how rich, is time. Do you help out in your local community? Adam Rigby of social networking site, Nabo, reveals how Sydneysiders and Melburnians are the least active in their local communities.
Recipe for Chicken Pie
You only want to tackle this if you’ve just made chicken stock for something else and you’re left with a very cooked chook and some spare stock. From there it’s a piece of cake to make this very homey, not so flash looking dish.
Recipe for Guacomole
Most times that you see this dish it’s a sanitized, bland bowl of nothing. Spice it up!
Spanish Style Mussels with Chorizo
You can knock this off in the half time of the footy or tea in the cricket as long as you’ve done a bit of chopping and slicing before hand.
Recipe for Chilli
There are a million different chilli recipes. This particular version started with my friend Jill Dupleix’s recipe, from her now old but still terrific book, New Food.
Video Editorial: Closing the Gap shame
The annual Closing the Gap report, which shows indigenous life expectancy is up only slightly and there's been no headway in halving the unemployment gap. Tim Webster on the 7 years that has passed since an apology, and time for talk is over.
Gretel Killeen: the self-appointed Minister for Men
Gretel Killeen is the newly appointed Minister for Men. She is the man for the job and tells Tim Webster, how there is a glaring lack of equality on Tony Abbott’s front bench. If the PM can be the minister for women, why not a female minister for men?
Call for calm over Hepatitis A berry outbreak
Health authorities are calling for calm over the Hepatitis A outbreak. Many people are understandably concerned with the Nanna's frozen berries recall and the Hepatitis A scare. Dr Vicki Shepherd joins Tim Webster to explain the symptoms.
Closing the Gap is not working for first Australians
Closing the Gap has not worked. We are falling even more behind. Tim Webster talks to founder of Stronger Smarter Foundation and Australian Rugby League Commissioner Chris Sarra about how we tackle indigenous issues in the future.
Video Editorial: homeless are Sydney’s disgrace
Sydney has a real issue with homeless people and we need to stand up and meet the challenge of housing them. Tim Webster on the issue of those mentally ill, drug affected and wandering our city streets that need our help more than ever.
Features
John Bell – The Friendly Pharmacist
Tim Webster with John Bell, the Friendly Pharmacist with the latest news and issues for Pharmacist Advice on 2UE 954am
Adventures All Around with Amanda Woods
Join Amanda Woods on her Adventures All Around on 2UE with Tim Webster every Sunday afternoon.
Judy Horton's Gardening with Tim Webster on 2UE
Judy Horton with tips and advice for your perfect garden on 2UE every weekend with Tim Webster.
