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Each Sunday evening, Natalie Peters and Michael Pachi look at the week ahead and the stories that will make headlines. Whether it’s politics, finance, sport, entertainment or weather – they’ll find out what’s on the cards.
Natalie and Michael bring decades of journalism experience to the microphone. Natalie is 2GB’s Deputy News Director and Michael is our political editor, based at Parliament House in Canberra. Between them they’ve covered many state and federal elections, budgets, APEC summits, the Bali Bombings, cyclone Yasi, the Christchurch earthquake, Olympic and Commonwealth Games and ANZAC commemorations in Gallipoli.
Entertainment, events, shows, places to go to, things to do & see in & around Sydney, NSW as well as all around Australia.
12:56am November 14
How has the market reacted to President-Elect Donald Trump?
12:39am November 14
We ask the Institute of Public Affairs’ Georgina Downer what happens now
12:27am November 14
The Nationals MP responde to the swing against his party in Orange
10:24pm November 13
Listen to the full show here
8:15pm November 6
Professor Rob Harcourt gives the lowdown on Sydney's whale migration
7:44pm November 6
Julia Lee says the US Election is dramatically effecting markets
7:24pm November 6
The government has pledged 20-million dollars to tackle kids cancer
7:19pm November 6
Tom Switzer joins the show just days out from the election
9:09pm October 30
Listen to the full show with Natalie and Michael
9:07pm October 30
Carson Scott previews Tuesday’s interest rate decision
9:06pm October 30
The Crocodile Hunter’s dad has released a new memoir
9:04pm October 30
Kim Beazley shares his thoughts on the campaign
8:51pm October 30
A security guard is in hospital
8:50pm October 30
Dr John Coyne wants tighter security on domestic flights
8:42pm October 23
Listen to the full show Natalie and Michael
8:09pm October 23
Professor Garry Jennings talks through how common it is
7:52pm October 23
A former ABS executive thought the survey would cost a lot more
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1:10am November 14
The Astronomical Observatory gears us up for the rare event
12:56am November 14
How has the market reacted to President-Elect Donald Trump?
12:39am November 14
We ask the Institute of Public Affairs’ Georgina Downer what happens now
12:27am November 14
The Nationals MP responde to the swing against his party in Orange
10:24pm November 13
Listen to the full show here
8:15pm November 6
Professor Rob Harcourt gives the lowdown on Sydney's whale migration
7:44pm November 6
Julia Lee says the US Election is dramatically effecting markets
7:24pm November 6
The government has pledged 20-million dollars to tackle kids cancer
7:19pm November 6
Tom Switzer joins the show just days out from the election
9:09pm October 30
Listen to the full show with Natalie and Michael
9:07pm October 30
Carson Scott previews Tuesday’s interest rate decision
9:06pm October 30
The Crocodile Hunter’s dad has released a new memoir
9:04pm October 30
Kim Beazley shares his thoughts on the campaign
8:51pm October 30
A security guard is in hospital
8:50pm October 30
Dr John Coyne wants tighter security on domestic flights
8:42pm October 23
Listen to the full show Natalie and Michael
8:09pm October 23
Professor Garry Jennings talks through how common it is
7:52pm October 23
A former ABS executive thought the survey would cost a lot more
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