Ray Hadley works tirelessly to bring his listeners an informative and entertaining Morning Show from Monday to Friday. He has rated number one in Sydney since 2004, and is now heard every weekday morning on 4BC in Brisbane and dozens of network stations right across Australia. On Saturdays, during the NRL season, his Continuous Call Team remains unbeaten since 1992, and has continued to dominate the ratings since joining 2GB in 2002.
The Ray Hadley Morning Show brings you the latest news, sport, traffic and weather, with hard-hitting political interviews and commentary. Ray has a reputation for breaking news, and loves to hear from listeners on the open line and via email.
Visit www.rayhadley.com.au
Ray Hadley: Those Were The Days is out now and available at Sanity, JB Hi Fi, Big W, Target, K Mart, iTunes and Leading Edge Stores.
Or you can purchase the double CD online through Sanity - Click Here.
Once again Ray's proceeds from the sale of the CD will be donated to Professor Dominic Rowe as he continues his fight against Motor Neurone Disease.
Ray Hadley's Country Music Countdown
Ray Hadley's Saturday Feature
The Ray Hadley Parody Juke Box
To donate to Professor Dominic Rowe’s research into Motor Neurone Disease
Cheque made payable to: Motor Neurone Disease Service at Macquarie University
Mail to: Professor Dominic Rowe
Macquarie Neurology
PO Box 2059
Normanhurst NSW 2076
Alternatively, there is an internet secure site at Macquarie that can handle donations directly:
Graham McNeice and Ray reminisce about calling one of the great picnic race meetings
Michael Sullivan & Piggy Riddell give their tips for the weekend’s sport
Listener Shane and his wife stayed up past midnight making these amazing costumes for their kids' school 'P' themed dress up day
Staff are struggling to cope with violent juvenile offenders
Peter Dutton comments on 457 visa rorts, Gillian Triggs and the US asylum seeker deal
Matt sent Ray this photo of a dangerous load on the Pacific Highway at Roseville
Why are overseas workers being brought in to work in coffee shops?
Damien Tudehope explains what needs to change at the corruption watchdog
These people have no respect for those who need disabled parking
Ray has received exclusive documents detailing major issues in the NSW juvenile justice system
Graham McNeice and Ray reminisce about calling one of the great picnic race meetings
Michael Sullivan & Piggy Riddell give their tips for the weekend’s sport
Staff are struggling to cope with violent juvenile offenders
Peter Dutton comments on 457 visa rorts, Gillian Triggs and the US asylum seeker deal
Why are overseas workers being brought in to work in coffee shops?
Damien Tudehope explains what needs to change at the corruption watchdog
These people have no respect for those who need disabled parking
Ray has received exclusive documents detailing major issues in the NSW juvenile justice system
Criminals are using their children to avoid deportation and the Human Rights Commission to make outrageous claims
Dick Thompson talks to Ray about the trials of war in the Pacific
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To donate to Professor Dominic Rowe’s research into Motor Neurone Disease
Cheque made payable to: Motor Neurone Disease Service at Macquarie University
Mail to: Professor Dominic Rowe
Macquarie Neurology
PO Box 2059
Normanhurst NSW 2076
Alternatively, there is an internet secure site at Macquarie that can handle donations directly:
The big breakfast is on to raise money for the Willows Rural Fire Brigade in Queensland.
If you can’t make it along, you can send a donation.
Donation details
Account name: Willows Rural Fire Brigade
Bank: Commonwealth Bank, Emerald QLD
BSB: 064 704
Account number: 1006 5348
Attend
Date: Saturday August 6, 2016
Time: from 8am
Where: Willows Road, The Willows Gemfields, 4702, QLD
Picton residents are in need of your help
Homes and businesses in Picton have been completely destroyed by the floods.
TO DONATE MONEY
Account name: Jai Rowell Flood Relief Fund
BSB: 633 000
Account number: 157 665 639
Bendigo Bank
100% of the money will go to victims.
All money is being handled by the Lions Club of Tahmoor.
On Saturday March 5 2016, 43-year-old Sergeant Geoffrey Richardson, was killed when his police car crashed into a tree in the Hunter Valley.Sergeant Richardson had been driving to assist colleagues who were engaged in a pursuit.
He had been a dedicated NSW Police officer for 18 years and leaves behind his wife, Senior Constable Margaret King, and their two young sons.
The Police Association of NSW (PANSW), in conjunction with NSW Police Legacy, has set up a fund for the family.
Donations can...
Rev Bill Crews is looking for volunteers to help teach children to read in Sydney.
If you’re able to help, please contact Sue at the Exodus Foundation on:
Ph. 8752 4673
Father Chris Riley from Youth Off The Streets is looking for gift card donations so disadvantaged young people can receive a gift at Christmas.
They're particularly after gift cards that can be used right around the country, including Sanity, iTunes, Rebel Sport, JB Hi Fi, Myer, Big W, K-Mart, Target. (Please no vouchers that can be used to buy alcohol)
If you're able to help, please send the gift cards to:
Father Chris Riley
Youth Off The Streets
PO Box 6025
Alexandria NSW 2015
Kidney Health Australia Fundraiser
Margaret is 75-years-old and is swimming 2.5 kilometres to raise money for Kidney Health Australia.
Please donate via the deposit only account below.
MARGARET LAWTHER
BSB:062 145
ACC: 10313916
The Thomas Kelly Youth Foundation is holding a Gala Dinner on Wednesday 16th September at the Star Event Centre in Pyrmont. Guest of honour is the Hon. Mike Baird - Premier of NSW, along with the keynote speaker - NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione. The event commences at 6.30pm with David Campbell, master of ceremonies - (co-host of Channel 9 "Mornings Show").
The evening is all about raising funds and awareness to realise the Foundation's vision of ensuring that "all of our children get home safely" and...
Geoff Jakins has recently been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease.
As Geoff’s condition progresses he will need a wheelchair.
His 6-year-old son Jack has Dravet Syndrome meaning he needs 24hr care & is also in a wheelchair.
A luncheon is being held in north-western NSW to raise money for the family.
For details on the fundraiser call Heather Redgen:
07 4677 5265 or 0408 478 495
To donate:
Account Name – Jack Jakins
BSB – 062 692
Account number – 23893442
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Bank : Westpac St George
Account Name : St George & District Drought Appeal
BSB: 034 213
Account No: 169 534
Graeme Hunt was minding his own business at his Merrylands home back in March when he heard a cry for help.When he went out onto the street to help he was shot in the chest. The bullet lodged in his spine, paralysing him.
Eight months on his recovery continues but he needs your help.To donate:
On October 25th, two brave men are canoeing 111km to raise money for Dr Charlie Teo's Cure Brain Cancer Foundation after losing a 6-year-old family member to the horrific disease.
To donate: http://www.curebraincancer.org.au/my-fundraising/1170/hawkesbury#.U_cPA2FDv7E.facebook
Caroline is a 47-year-old widowed mother of four children. Three have been diagnosed with autism and intellectual disabilities. Two years ago, Caroline lost her husband to cancer. Less than a year later, Caroline was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. She’s currently in remission.
One of her children has unfortunately become extremely violent and uncontrollable. In fits of rage he destroyed parts of the house, causing thousands of dollars’ worth of damages.
If you can help out, please click on the following link:
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15-year-old Curtis Landers was injured during a freak rugby league accident in Port Macquarie in May.
He is beginning his recovery at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead and needs your support.
To Donate to the "Curtis Landers Road to Recovery Appeal”Account Name: Forster Tuncurry Junior Hawks Rugby League
BSB: 012-626
Account Number: 213700588
Reference: (please use your surname or nominate anonymous)
Or donations can be made via paypal:
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This is an incredibly sad story about a family in Macksville, on the NSW Mid North Coast.
Xander was born in 2009. He was initially a healthy baby but his health deteriorated rapidly. After countless tests, Xander was diagnosed with Facnconi Anemia, a genetic disease that is extremely rare. There are fewer than 40 cases in Australia.
A number of complications led to Xander’s bone marrow beginning to fail.
To improve his health, doctors advised he needed a perfect bone marrow match and the best option would be marrow from a sibling. Xander...
The community of St George is asking for your help.
Luke Walker was killed and his wife, Catherine, seriously injured after an alleged drunk driver crashed into their car.
The Lions Club has set up a Westpac Bank Account for donations to help their three young children.
BSB: 034213
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 165840
REFERENCE: Walker Family Donation
For more details on the Walker’s story, visit the following page:
Gary & his wife Tracy have 4 children, Chloe, Joshua, Ben & Shania. On the 18th Nov 2013, Tracy and Chloe were involved in a single vehicle accident, Tracy was taken to Liverpool Hospital & Chloe to Westmead, both critical.
Their other children were being cared for by grandparents Neville & Narelle.
On Sat 7th Dec, on their way to Sydney, the unimaginable happened, Neville & Narelle were involved in a head on accident with their 2 young grandchildren on board.
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Wesley Mission is holding a Wills day on Friday 25 November at the Wesley Mission Centre, 220 Pitt St Sydney.
The 2016 Schools Spectacular DREAM BIG, is an outstanding showcase of talent in our NSW public schools!
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