Tributes flow following the death of Barbara Holborow
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Tributes flow for Barbara Holborow
Sad news on the death of Barbara Holborow. Listen back as she talks with Tim Shaw on her work as Children's court magistrate and with organisations promoting the welfare rights of children.
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Corby & smuggler exchange deal?
Convicted drug smuggler Schapelle Corby may have won a five-year cut to her sentence, but what is behind the deal. Jason Morrison asks if her clemency is part of a prison swap with Indonesian people smugglers.
Wilkie against Thomson censure
Paul Murray reveals how Independent Andrew Wilkie had a go in parliament at Craig Thomson but has since has changed his mind about supporting a censure motion formally placed against the embattled Dobell MP.
What not to wear to a job interview
What are the 10 timeless items to wear to a job interview to make you memorable and 10 items to avoid wearing to a job interview? Two Murray suss out the small details to stand out to your potential employer.
How valid are PSA blood tests?
A US taskforce has recommended the PSA blood test for prostate cancer in men be abandoned. It's argued the test causes lifelong problems after receiving unnecessary treatments. Should we follow suit here?
What dreams would you dial up?
Imagine if you could dial up your dreams. What would you choose to dream at night. The prospect may soon become a reality as the Two Murrays speak with an inventor of the Remee dream mask.
Poker machine battle for Senate
Andrew Wilkie's reluctant support of poker machine reform should ensure the bill passes the lower house. But with Greens and Nick Xenophon resisting the bill in its current form, a battle is shaping in the Senate.
Water leaks: cost cuts on urgency?
Jason Morrison reveals Sydney Water are trialing a new system where staff assess leaks and decide whether it's worth sending someone after hours. It appears cost cutting is behind the lack of urgency with leaks.
Ray Warren on the Origin Broadcast
Paul Murray catches up with Ray Warren about the broadcast of the State of Origin match and the vibe it creates for the viewers. From Gus to the commentary team, it is a huge part of every origin night.
Blues: what chance in origin?
What chance does NSW have tonight against Queensland in the State of Origin? Jason Morrison & John Gibbs catch up with Joey Johns over who needs to step up to the mark to get the Blues over the line tonight.
Critiques turn to social media
Social media is proving a challenge for some restaurants, with critique coming in real time as patrons look for places to eat. Two Murrays look at the difficulties, and the dangers of online criticism on new media.
Food myths: the truth revealed
What are some of the great food myths? Does a spoon in champagne help keep the bubbles overnight? Paul Murray looks at the food myths that have grown over the years with Jacqui Taffel of SMH Good Living.
Ben Barba: getting new ink?
A day after starring on the field for the Bulldogs, Ben Barba celebrated by getting some new ink. Listen as he talks to Sports Today from the tattoo parlour to discuss his two try win over the Cronulla Sharks.
Stopping neighbourhood disputes
There is an increasing amount of nasty backyard arguments taking place between neighbours acorss Sydney suburbs. Paul Murray looks at the recent spate and what you can do to quell any local disputes.
Oakeshott questions fraud claims?
Key independent MP Rob Oakeshott says he doubts fellow crossbencher Craig Thomson's defence against claims of fraud. But, Jason Morrison is left scratching his head as to exactly where the MP stands on the issue.
Darren Percival on The Voice
Darren Percival is getting huge wraps on The Voice. The TV show a huge success across the nation giving young singers the chance to be heard. Stuart Bocking catches up with him following his latest performance.
CSIRO: The Total Wellbeing Diet
Dr Manny Noakes is a key member of CSIRO's research team looking at diet, nutrition and health. Stuart Bocking catches up with the leader of the research team that developed the popular Total Wellbeing Diet.
Abbott on Thomson's explanation
Did Craig Thomson's defence speech pass the believability test and will the Opposition push to have him removed from parliament. Jason Morrison with Opposition Leader Tony Abbott on the tearful explanation.
Bee Gee Robin Gibb passes away
We are all saddened at the news of the death of Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees, who not only did they write their own number one hits, they wrote huge hit records for others. Leave your message if sympathy here.
Wiggles: hanging up their skivvies
The news shook the nation last week that the Wiggles were hanging up their skivvies. But, not all is lost as a new team come in to carry the flame. Paul Murray speaks with Jeff, and new girl wiggle Emma.
Craig Thomson: clouding the issues
Craig Thomson will speak to parliament and name persons out to set him up. Jason Morrison says it will cloud the issue, but there's no way the average voter will forget the mess the Labor Party are now in.
Potholes? How to fix it yourself!
There are those that complain, and those that do something. Two Murrays reveal how a Lismore Councilor introduced an initiative for locals to join do it yourself road gangs where residents repair road pot holes.
Fighting the war on drugs
Has the war on drugs been lost? Stuart Bocking talks with Tony Wood, father of schoolgirl Anna who died after taking a contaminated ecstasy tablet at a rave party in 1995, and the fight against drugs.
Facebook: the instant millionaires
Chris Adams talks with John Stanley about working with Mark Zuckerberg in Facebook's early days. His ex-colleagues have just become multi-millionaires, but Chris says he has no regrets leaving the firm.
Healthy Living with Dr Ross Walker Saturday May 19th
Dr. Ross Walker Healthy Living Saturday nights on 2UE. Find out the latest news and issues. This week, curcumin and its benefits fighting cancer, sleeping pill excess, and the myth there is nothing for a cold.
Legal Matters with Tim Shaw Sunday May 20th
Legal Matters with Tim Shaw Sunday nights on 2UE. A look at your rights and responsibilities, and the latest news and issues. Email Tim Shaw your legal questions at Feedback for next week's show.
Remember to wash your hands
With the cold and flu season bearing down ahead of winter, is using hand sanitiser absolutely necessary or will old fashioned soap and water suffice? George & Paul on cleaning away those germs for your health.
Call for reduction to stamp duty
The June 30 deadline to avoid paying stamp duty is leading to frenzy of off the plan sales. John Stanley & Christian Payne of the Real Estate Institute, calling for reduced stamp duty on all property transactions.
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