Multiculturalism: Is it working in our community?

Leave tensions out when immigrating

Shots have been fired at a man for his views over the internet on the unrest in Syria, and the embassy in Canberra vandalised. Jason Morrison says importing tensions should be left behind, it's not in our nations interest.

Oakeshott confirms Labor spill on?

The PM will have you believe it is just the media creating the speculation about her leadership. But Jason Morrison says it is her MPs fueling the fire. Now it seems Independent Rob Oakeshott confirms that the spill is on.

2012 will be year of large flooding?

Talks are emerging on what may become a disastrous year of floods across NSW, as town across our west prepare for rising rivers. Jason Morrison seeks out the weather bureau to find out what we can expect in 2012.

Madonna spectacular at Super Bowl

It was Madonna that stole the show at the Super Bowl. One of the biggest spectacular events we have ever seen. Jason Morrison with Peter Ford on the performance. Click here to watch back Madonna at the Super Bowl.

Cash surprise: honesty best policy?

What would you do if a huge amount of money landed in your bank account? Not thousands but millions of dollars. Jason Morrison on a funny story of how one man thought he'd more than won the lottery. What would you do?

Julia Gillard rises in opinion poll

Pressure on Julia Gillard's leadership appears to have eased-a-little, with slightly better-than-expected opinion polls. Craig Emerson tells Jason Morrison the government isn't being distracted by the speculation.

Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee

Today marks the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and our bond with her reign remains strong. Jason Morrison reflects on the changes we've seen, and why it's a day that deserves a little more prominence.

An extra hour daily just for you?

Imaging you had an extra hour in the day, what would you do with it? Jason Morrison takes a look at what most people would do, and finds out by planning our day a little better, how we can have a little more 'me' time.

Where to now for the lucky country?

Do we have to fact the fact there isn't a future in manufacturing in Australia? Jason Morrison looks at the job loss and industry we are losing overseas and considers the future with business commentator Terry McCrann.

Mike Willesee TV return Sunday Night

There are only a handful of TV legends and Mike Willesee is one of the breed. Jason Morrison speaks with him about his return to the small screen to host Sunday Night on Channel 7, the motivation behind his return.

Police targeting: stupid drivers?

Putting on makeup, using the mobile phone or shaving behind the wheel. Drivers can do some of the most incredible things rather than simply control their car. Jason Morrison police now cracking down on idiotic drivers.

Thousands of local jobs go offshore

Thousands of manufacturing jobs have gone offshore in just the last couple of months. Mortein is the latest. Save Louie? Save local jobs! Jason Morrison on what has gone wrong. Listen to Dave Morgan who has lost his job.

The sickness growing in government

Yet again the elderly and disadvantaged will suffer with cuts to Vision Care, offering glasses to those in need. Government continues to grow, inflate prices, but as Jason Morrison reveals, never admit mistakes.

Banks face court action on late fees

St. George and Bank SA are the latest to be taken to court by customers angry at the fees charged. Jason Morrison on legal firm Maurice Blackburn filing a claim in Federal Court to help thousands claw back their money.

Mother & son arrested over shooting

A teenager and his mother have been charged over a shooting in Minto. Police allege the 16-year-old shot at a group of teenagers, as he and his mother drove through the Minto McDonalds in December last year.

Possible to live your life unplugged?

Can you live without the latest technology? Is it possible for a teenager to simply switch off their gadgets? Jason Morrsion with Richard Arnold on a teenager who decided he wanted to reconnect with real people.

Boycotting products the latest fad?

Have you ever boycotted a product because of the person on the ad? Likewise, have your ever bought a product because a big name star told you to buy it? Jason Morrison on the boycott of Ellen, is it justified?

Police fear minority group bad PR?

Much discussion over the politics of the disturbing scenes from Australia Day, but not a lot about the protestors themselves. Not a soul is charged and Jason Morrison asks if there is a fear by police management of bad PR?

Changes to bail laws discriminatory?

The Attorney General is being criticised for considering changes to bail-laws. Jason Morrison says it would see minority groups, including Gays and Lesbians, given preferential treatment when applying for bail.

Australia's most generous boss?

Jason Morrison speaks with a former bus operator being called Australia's most generous boss, after giving $15m to his staff. After selling his business, he gave 1,800 workers a reward for their hard work and loyalty.

Premier's backflip on unleaded ban

Regular unleaded petrol will continue to be sold across NSW after the Government changed its mind, on its Ethanol policy. Premier Barry O'Farrell reveals to Jason Morrison why he has made a policy reversal.

Plea to stop criminal name changes

Is the system letting down protection of decent people over making sure it looks after the wrong doer? Jason Morrison with a passionate plea on the power to stop convicted criminals changing their names, while in jail.

Worth the switch on electricity prices?

How much margin is there in the power price you pay? With offers on cutting prices, is it worth looking around for a better deal? Jason Morrison looks at making the switch for electricity savings and percentage you'll save.

George street in CBD a no-go zone?

No go zones in the suburbs of Sydney? Jason Morrison says we should feel comfortable walking around our city at night. But the George street area has become a zoo. Lunatics think that they now run the street. Have Your Say!

Supermarket war on vegetable prices

Will Australian farmers be crushed by the new price war between Woolies and Coles? The battle lines are drawn on a new round of price cutting as Jason Morrison reveals it is fruit and vegetables prices that will be slashed.

A Few Best Men an Aussie hit flick

Is it the star power of Olivia Newton John, or the scriptwriting of the people behind Priscilla? A Few Best Men has become a huge hit movie with a weekend opening the best in decades in Australia as Peter Ford reports.

Oxford University turns to Peter Andre

From Mother Theresa, Churchill and Einstein, Oxford university has now invited Peter Andre to speak on celebrity culture at their union talks. Jason Morrison says, you want a sign the times are changing, here it is.

Smearing Tony Abbott has backfired

Someone from the PM's office deliberately went out of their way to misquote Tony Abbott to whip up Aboriginal protestors Jason Morrison says. The intention was to smear the Opposition Leader, but it backfired.

Magistrate O'Shane angers Ambo's

Ambulance Paramedics have expressed anger at a ruling by controversial Magistrate Pat O'Shane, who threw out an assault case against an African man, who hit an Ambulance officer who was trying to help him.

Charlie Teo: 'embrace immigration'

Prominent neurosurgeon Charlie Teo has used his Australia Day address to urge all Aussies to embrace immigrants. Jason Morrison says about 80% would agree with what he had to say in his Australia Day speech.

Westpac sending local jobs offshore

Westpac is shipping jobs offshore in what Jason Morrison describes as one of the grubbiest corporate acts in a very long time. Hear how local workers have to train overseas workers, ahead of facing the sack! Have Your Say!

Who really is running the country?

Jason Morrison has again asked for PM Gillard to come onto the programme to discuss the support of the independents. Will her backdown from the pokie agreement hurt her ability to run an effective government?

Are we going soft on crime?

The NSW Attorney-General is pushing for more sentences to be served in the community, in a bid to ease the pressure on over-crowded jails. Jason Morrison on whether Greg Smith is going soft on crime.

Gift cards: extend the expiry dates?

Gift vouchers have been handed around for Christmas and birthdays, but one in five are never cashed in. Jason Morrison reveals the push for gift card expiry dates to be extended to allow more people to redeem the gift.

Olivia: on her hilarious new film

Olivia Newton John plays the cocaine-snorting mother of the bride, Barbara, in the new Australian comedy A Few Best Men. She tells Jason Morrison why the script appealed to her, and the wicked sense of humor in the film.

Reflections on Granville Train Disaster

Families of those who lost their lives in the Granville Train Disaster gather to mark 35 years since the tragedy. What became day after day, a huge rescue effort, we reflect on the tragedy, and remember the victims on this day.

China buying our future food supply?

China is sending out buyers to snap up our farmland. Jason Morrison says nothing is being said by the government because it seems too hot to handle. Its time we stepped up and stop the selling off of our food source.

Proof we are being over-governed!

Here is proof that we are simply over-governed! Jason Morrison is outraged rebates to help NSW families pay their power bills may be at risk as the federal government is demanding $800,000 to access vital data.

No legislation can stop accidents?

A little heartless? Or, should we understand accidents happen. Jason Morrison on why we tend to blame everyone, and not focus on the problem. Vandals killed spray painting, who gets blamed for the problem.

Chilling tapes from Costa Concordia

The captain of the Costa Concordia is being held under house arrest, after appearing in court. Jason Morrison plays a recording in which the Coast Guard can be heard ordering the Captain back onto the vessel.

Overdue debt: Are you kidding?

Ever returned a library book or DVD late and incurred an overdue fee? Jason Morrison reveals a farcical story of how an eight-year-old boy had an international debt agency chasing him down, sending in the men in black.

Mystery behind Sydney petrol prices

Petrol prices are mysteriously being moved around on a weekly basis, so what is behind the price cycle? Jason Morrison reveals the story we are yet to tell you as the NRMA sift through the increasingly changing cheap days.

How are huge parking costs justified?

The car parking industry in Sydney is worth hundreds of millions of dollars are year, but how can their prices be justified? Jason Morrison on the staggering costs and local councils making street parking impossible.

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