PM discards a breakdown with NSW

A row is brewing between Prime Minister Rudd and the Keneally government on the Hospital Reform Plan. The PM dismisses NSW suggestions it could force the closure of Regional Hospitals.

Cadets: Do we still need the corps?

Is the school cadet corps about glamorising war? Do they still play a role in our schools today? A Pittwater Councillor thinks supporting them is about supporting war. Adam Farrow-Palmer on how cadets helped him.

Secrets to sorting out the bullies

Prime Minister Rudd has waded into the issue of bullying in schools, saying parents should phone each other to sort it out! Teen Psychologist Michael Carr-Gregg is appauled by the idea - So who how do you sort it out?

Opposition rejects Rudd's health plan

The Opposition has expressed doubts Kevin Rudd's health reform will ever get off the ground. Shadow Health Minister Peter Dutton with John & Sandy also rejects claims the coalition did nothing for Hospitals while in power.

• Health Minister Nicola Roxon answers the questions of the Two Murrays regarding changes to the health system: Have Your Say!

No turning sign obscured by trees?

Often motorists are unaware of changes to traffic conditions until after they've been booked. It's a problem for Mark Piaxao, who talks to John & Sandy about a new No Right Turn sign obscured by trees in Mosman.

• Changes Made to the 'No Right Turn' 2UE Breakfast get action on Mosman Road

Sydney's underworld exposed

Drugs, pedophilia and the Sydney underworld is being exposed by Glen McNamara in his book 'Dirty Work'. He talks to John & Sandy about the shocking world of police corruption and working undercover in Kings Cross.

'Other cultures' & Aussie violence?

The youths involved in fights and crime on the streets, more and more we're seeing the use of knives. Is racial background involved? Race Discrimination Commissioner Graham Innes on violence and the racial aspect.

Walking quicker than the local bus?

What's faster, public transport or walking? According to a recent survey, more people would take up public transport if it was more reliable and faster. Joe Hilbebrand reveals whether walking or taking the bus is quicker.

Spring Awakening with Cate Blanchett

Spring Awakening was written in the late 1800's about teenage sexuality, Andrew Hazzard who appears in the play, on at the Sydney Theatre Company till March 7 and Director Cate Blanchett speak with 2UE Breakfast.

Radical Islam preached in Sydney?

Are followers of Islam being radicalized here in Sydney? Kaysar Trad with 2UE Breakfast on recent terror arrests and concerns on why no leaders are speaking out, and how they became radicalised living in Sydney.

Islamic militancy in our midst

Sally Neighbour, Author specialising in Islamic militancy and related issues discusses her new book 'The Mother of Mohammed' and the sentencing of five Sydney men over terror charges, and what makes these men travel this path.

Jermaine Jackson reflects on Michael

SPECIAL GUEST: 2UE Breakfast's John & Sandy speak with Jermaine Jackson about the Jackson dynasty and the amazing legacy they have left on music, and life with his brother the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.

Tales from the Roadshow

Antiques Roadshow has been very successful on Sydney TV and the crew are coming to your area soon. Hilary Kay & Paul Atterbury called into 2UE to evaluate a couple of items brought in by John Stanley & Sandy Aloisi.

James May talks Top Gear on 2UE

Imaging travelling the world, driving the fastest cars and having the latest gadgets to play with. James May is living a dream life as one of the hosts of Top Gear and talks to John & Sandy about living out a boys dream.

PM Rudd speak: Is he simply boring?

Kevin Rudd's appearances have become boring and Neil Mitchell reveals when he's rattled, he'll say 'Mate' and 'You Know Something' and believes he's testy because he now has failures he has to answer for.

• David Spears discusses Kevin Rudd's lack of communication skills with Stuart & Tracey on 2UE

"Minister, shouldn't you resign?"

John & Sandy simply ask the Environment Minister Peter Garrett will he resign following the embarrassing revelations in federal parliament that he was warned about the risks of foil insulation in March 2009.

• Linden Hull - uncle of Rueben Barnes, the 16-year-old who was electrocuted and died late last year while installing insulation
• How the insulation affair is playing out in federal parliament - 2UE Chief Political Correspondent Michael Pachi
• Tracey's Tirade: Heads must roll over the incompetent handling of home insulation programme after the deaths of four people

Keneally's honeymoon coverage

As Kevin Rudd slides in opinion polls, it's surprising the honeymoon coverage Kristina Keneally receives. John Stanley says she's everywhere in terms of publicity, but does that translate to an improved opinion of her abilities.

Pubs: You cannot be refused entry?

Sydney clubs and pubs have taken to scanning licenses and fingerprints before allowing entry into premises. Federal privacy commissioner Karen Curtis says she's concerned about the practice, but is it an evil necessity.

Manu, Gabe & Mossy at Luna Park

My Kitchen Rules has begun on Channel Seven and the NSW team of Gabe & Mossy with Manu called into Luna Park's Coney Island to chat with John & Sandy as 2UE Broadcasts Live from Luna Park - Just for Fun!

John Gibbs Slippery Sports Wrap

2UE VIDEO: John Gibbs is a man of many talents we find today, watch as he gives you the sports wrap as he slides down the slippery slide at Coney Island as 2UE Broadcasts Live from Luna Park - Just for Fun!

John Stanley tackles the Slippery Slide

2UE VIDEO: Not to be outdone, John Stanley decides to tackle the Coney Island slippery slide, just as John Gibbs did... so click here and see John gasp as he heads down the slope to bring back memories.

So much talk, so little action!

Climate Change is the hottest topic on both sides of politics, with differing policies that do very little. John Stanley says let's hope the skeptics are right or we are bequeathing a disturbing world and future for our children.

Sleazy side of Sydney revealed

Delving into organized crime, Clive Small releases Blood Money with a look back on the corruption and the key players of the past few decades in Sydney. He talks to John & Sandy about the sleazy side of Sydney's underbelly.

Suspended over her hair colour?

Year 10 student Phylicity Ward has been suspended from attending school because of the colour of her hair. Is her hair colour good reason for her to be tossed out of St. Paul's High School? John & Sandy with the story.

• Director of Catholic Schools Ray Collins tells 2UE's John & Sandy there are clear rules given to students by the school

Not the sentence, but rehabilitation?

Sentencing is not the real issue according to John Stanley. It's not about the length of the sentence, but the rehabilitation of the criminal? And, why does Shadow Minister for Justice Greg Smith deserve a pat on the back today?

• Greg Smith, Shadow Attorney General says there won't be a law and order auction in the lead-up to the next election.

Superannuation disaster ahead for us?

Do you have enough money put away for your retirement? Australians are headed toward a superannuation disaster according to reports, and John Brogden outlines why he is behind a push to lift compulsory super to 12%.

We're biggest losers over Fly Buys

Australians are the biggest losers when it comes to loyalty reward programs. Elise Davidson from Choice reveals a new study shows consumers have to spend thousands of dollars before seeing any real benefits.

Tony Abbott verballed on sex call?

Deeply ingrained perceptions of Tony Abbott are behind the headlines this week that he called for a ban on sex before marriage. John Stanley reveals just what he said, and how our views on his principles may need refreshing.

Don’t believe banks will be generous

With interest rates tipped to rise next week, it's reported the big banks will absorb some of the mortgage pain in the community. John Symonds says don't believe that hype, the big banks won't be feeling generous in 2010.

Tony Abbott praise for his honesty?

Tony Abbott's thoughts on sex before marriage, do we really care? John Stanley says it's fine he's receiving praise for honest answers, but it's policy, not advice in the bedroom we need him to be honest about.

• Women's Weekly Editor Helen McCabe on Tony Abbott's virginity comments in response to advice he'd give his young daughters
• Phil Johnson, couples therapist and pre-marriage counselor discusses whether Tony Abbott is out of touch with reality

Finding balance in My School website

The government is set to launch the controversial My School website, where schools will be rated against each other. King's Headmaster Tim Hawkes says education should never be reduced to a set of figures.

M.A.S.H movie 40th anniversary

M.A.S.H spanned 251 episodes and lasted 11 years. Following doctors and staff stationed at the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. Jamie Farr who played 'Klinger' talks about the 40th anniversary of the movie.

Classes for parents of criminal kids?

Should parents be charged for crime committed by their young children? One of our leading child psychologists, Dr. John Irvine says it's time that parents were accountable, and parenting classes could be the punishment.

Malcolm our next Premier or PM?

Speculation the former Liberal Leader Malcolm Turnbull may switch to state politics and take a swing at becoming NSW Premier. Peter Van Onselen reveals that Malcolm has his eye on a much bigger prize still.

Why Sydney needs a metro now

Frustrations as plans change again for a Sydney metro. John Stanley points out the benefits of such a system to move people across the city, and how we should encourage the plans, they will only benefit the traveling public.