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Sydney house prices boom 23% but will the bubble burst
Sydney's real estate may be set to burst. There is only so high the prices can go before the bubble comes to an end. John Stanley & Garry Linnell with some sobering advice for investors, but will it mean average couples will be able to afford a home.
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Coca Cola launch the new Coke Life
Stuart Bocking gets a special delivery ahead of the launch of the first new coca cola product in years, Coke Life. Sweetened with Stevia, it contains 35% less sugar than regular coke. He chats with Di Everett of Coke Marketing on 2UE this morning.
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Should dog owners be responsible for their pet's behaviour
Dogs attack people, injure and even kill them. Pet owners need to take responsibility for their pet’s behaviour, even in off leash areas. John & Garry discuss the dog owners who think off leash areas mean not picking up after them, or controlling them.
Talking Sydney
No Land Tax Party fails to pay polling day workers
The No Land Tax Party promised to pay polling day workers $330 for handing out how to vote cards. Stuart Bocking reveals so far, no one has seen a red cent. Presumably all funds have been directed to government coffers as land tax payments.
Reverend Bill Crews on the meaning of Easter
Sydney's homeless will have their feet washed by Reverend Bill Crews, just as Jesus washed the feet of his disciples at Easter. The man who strives to help the poor, marginalized and oppressed, speaks with Angela Catterns on the meaning of Easter.
John & Garry: Supermarkets set to swallow up pharmacies
Local pharmacies may well become a thing of the past, much like the corner store. John Stanley & Garry Linnell discuss the major supermarkets pushing for the chance to sell pharmaceuticals, but it also means they’ll have on hand your medical data.
Kings Cross lockout laws are working
Police in Sydney's Kings Cross say they're "incredibly proud" of new figures, which show a significant drop in crime since the introduction of lock-out laws. Common assault has halved over the last 12 months, while sexual assaults are down 20%.
Aida Opera takes to Sydney Harbour
Watching Verdi’s masterful opera Aida on the edge of the glorious Sydney Harbour is a night out you will never forget. A grand setting for singer Catherine Wilds, who chats with Stuart Bocking about this visually stunning and complex performance.
Major bus accident fears on Sydney's slippery surfaces
Sydney's bus drivers say they fear a major collision, with the slippery surface of red bus lanes causing them to skid when trying to brake. John & Garry reveal concerns that the new surfacing techniques appear to have made the lanes smoother.
April Fools: Dick Smith & his iceberg in Sydney Harbour
An iceberg in Sydney Harbour was the biggest April Fools Day joke ever played on the city, when Dick Smith promised to drag one up from Antarctica. John & Garry discuss with him how he pulled off the incredible feat that fooled so many.
Pharmacies coming to Coles & Woolies with your medical data
Coles and Woolworths have expanded to liquor, hardware and petrol, and soon the pharmacy may be added to the list of items at supermarkets. John Stanley & Garry Linnell look at the concerns they will have access to your medical data.
Do we need Ice Rooms, just like Injecting Rooms
Ice is a drug that has taken over where heroin used to creep. Ice is far more debilitating when the effects wear off, but lethal when a user is on a high. Justin Smith speaks with Matt Noffs about the proposal for ice rooms like injecting rooms.
David Gray returns to Sydney with Mutineers
Mutineers is the 10th studio release by David Gray who shot up the music charts 15 years ago with Babylon. Angela Catterns speaks with him about this new and exquisite release that is set to win fans all over again for the singer/songwriter.
Network News
Paracetomol found not effective for back pain
Researchers from the George Institute say the popular drug paracetomol doesn't help with osteo-arthritis of the hip or knee, despite being the first treatment medical guidelines tell doctors to use. John & Garry on its lack of effect also on back pain.
Same sex marriage support coming from corporate giants
Corporate giants are coming out in support of same-sex marriage as part of a letter-writing campaign to increase pressure on the Federal Parliament. Angela Catterns discusses if it is time for politicians to bite the bullet and get it done with.
Jacqui Lambie looking for members of her new party
Jacqui Lambie is looking for Facebook friends to join her new political party. The independent senator has applied to register the Jacqui Lambie Network as an official party, with goals of getting more members elected to state and federal parliaments.
4WD owners get behind a cleanup of our bush campaign
The Australian National 4WD Council has teamed up with Keep Australia Beautiful to clean up our bushland. Stuart Bocking on the incredible amount of household rubbish and building and industrial waste being dumped in remote bushland.
Tributes flow for ‘Blockbuster’ Betty Churcher
Betty Churcher, one of Australia's most accomplished and ground-breaking arts administrators, has died aged 84 after a brief illness. The first woman to be appointed director of the National Gallery of Australia.
90th Birthday
2UE Memorable Moments: The Long John Show memories
From our archives comes a classic rewind of the programme The Long John Show with the voice of the man soon to become the king of radio, John Laws. Listen back and enjoy a Memorable Moment as 2UE celebrates 90 years of broadcasting.
2UE Memorable Moments: The Mcleans Birthday Bonanza
From our archives comes a classic 2UE promotion with Mcleans toothpaste with the voice of the man soon to become the king of radio, John Laws. Listen back and enjoy a Memorable Moment as 2UE celebrates 90 years of broadcasting to Sydney.
2UE Memorable Moments: Incredible night host Stan Zemanek
From our archives comes a classic rewind of the man that weaved magic into nighttime radio. Here is a Stan Zemanek classic call. Listen back and enjoy a Memorable Moment as 2UE celebrates 90 years of broadcasting to Sydney.
Lifestyle
The 100th Anniversary of Gallipoli with Dr Jonathan King
Gallipoli is the most famous battle our volunteer soldiers ever fought. The 100th anniversary of the battle is commemorated this year. Jonathan King reveals to Luke Bona some of the unknown personal stories of those Anzacs that served their nation.
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: Rainbow Lorikeets found to be eating meat.
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: Danny Kaye.
Adventures All Around with Amanda Woods
Join Amanda Woods on her Adventures All Around on 2UE with Tim Webster every Sunday afternoon.
Sharina's Weekly Guide to the Stars
Listen here to what the week ahead may have in store for you with Sharina's Stars for March 29th.
Dennis Shanahan on Politics with George & Paul
A weekly look at the latest in Federal Politics from Dennis Shanahan with George & Paul on 2UE Weekends.
The Gadget Guy Peter Balsina with George & Paul
It's the latest gizmo or gadget that you've just got to get. Find out about the latest with Peter Blasina with George & Paul on 2UE Weekends.
George & Paul's Movie Review with Dale Sinden
Dale Sinden with the latest new releases at the cinemas on George & Paul's Movie Review. This Week: ‘Get Hard’ and ‘Cinderella’.
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