Gay kookaburras found offensive?

The ditty Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree has come in to criticism over the line 'Gay your life must be...' John & Sandy reveal calls for a change because of political correctness, but is the word gay that offensive?

• Headmaster Gary Martin explains to John & Sandy why he has attempted changing the lyrics to 'fun your life must be'
• Gay activist Jason Rostant says removing "Gay" from "Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree'' won't tackle playground bullying

Drivers driven by distractions

Is it time to bring in extra penalties against drivers distracted by drinking coffee, or lighting a cigarette, and cause accidents. Harold Scruby from the pedestrian council tells John & Sandy it's time for less distractions.

Political stability a step closer

Julia Gillard is a step closer to power, as the three key independents spend the weekend deciding who should form the next Federal Government. Dr Peter Van Onselen with John & Sandy on political stability.

Labor party beyond salvation

Is accessing pornography at work a sackable offence? John & Sandy replay Paul Mcleay speaking outside State Parliament and question Barry O'Farrell over rumors a Coalition MP has been caught out accessing adult sites.

Questions over Qantas standards

Qantas passengers are touching down in Sydney after a fiery ordeal in the skies above San Francisco. John & Sandy speak about safety standards with aviation writer Ben Sandilands, who questions current standards.

• David Epstein from Qantas discusses with John & Sandy what they believe was the cause of the 747 engine failure

Blowout in Coalition election costings?

Treasury has found a $10b hole in Coalition election promises, is that why Tony Abbott was not been eager to reveal costings? Malcolm Farr says it might encourage Independents to query his economic management.

• Shadow Finance Minister Andrew Robb says the blowout is a "difference of opinion" between Treasury and the Coalition's independent audit

Hand keys over to young drivers?

The best thing parents can do for young drivers is hand over the car keys, rather than buy an old clunker. National Roads Safety Chairman Roger Cook tells John & Sandy the current generation of cars are safer.

Independents decide PM this week?

So, do we have a Prime Minister yet? Will the Independent MP's decide this week and bring the hung parliament issue to a head. John & Sandy get the latest from Political Reporter David Spears from Sky News.

• Greens Leader Bob Brown says his party will support Labor in the interests of stability
• Independents will meet Treasury boss Ken Henry to discuss the state of the economy, and whether themajor parties can meet their election promises

Secret spruce up tips for spring

Spring has sprung and it's time for the annual clean up around the house. The Queen of Clean Shannon Lush has some brilliant ideas for John & Sandy who are preparing to spruce up their homes this weekend.

Socks, jocks and hankies for dad?

Fathers Day Sunday but in your household, will it be socks, jocks and hankies again? John & Sandy seek advice on a few more creative ideas for dad with Ian McGowan who reveals we don't spend as much on dad as mum.

Breaking the binge drinking cycle

The culture of binge drinking is growing with our youth, can we break the cycle by lifting the legal drinking age to 21. John & Sandy speak with Michael Carr-Gregg, leading the charge, with some astounding research.

Take a break and recharge your body

Clocking up holiday leave is not only bad for business, it means employees are not getting their time away from work with family. Peter Anderson from Chamber of Commerce on accrued leave time costing business owners.

Australian dream still a reality?

House prices are rising, so too deposits to be saved by first-time homeowners. Mark Bouris explains to John & Sandy how re-thinking is required by lenders, or people who deserve a loan will miss out.

Belanglo bones spark several theories

Police are reluctant to link bones found in Belanglo Forest with Ivan Milat, as a post-mortem examination takes place. Reporter Simon Bouda speaks with John & Sandy some of the speculation surrounding the forest findings.

Allain 'spiderman' Robert on 2UE

The man known as Spiderman, Allain Robert, has been charged by Police, after climbing a 56 storey building in the Sydney CBD. He talks with John & Sandy along with Max Markson who was 'shocked' to see the climb.

• VIDEO: Watch the man known as 'Spiderman', Allain Robert scale a 56 storey building in the Sydney CBD before being arrested

Pat O'Shane again in controversy?

Magistrate Pat O'Shane has received a 'slap' after dismissing charges against a man for assaulting police, claiming they brought the troubles on themselves. John & Sandy reveal the whole story with Luke McIlveen.

Rob Palmer takes out top dance prize

Dancing with the Stars was won by tradie Rob Palmer who says it was the most fun he's ever had. John & Sandy ask what his chippie mates thought about his dancing ability, seems he's a star on the scaffolds too.

Dieting: Fatty food, fatty brain?

Is the old saying correct, a moment on the lips means a lifetime on the hips? Dr Ross Walker, host of Healthy Living explains to John & Sandy how sensitive out brain is to fatty foods and regular painkillers.