Seven deadly internet scams

Gadget guru and internet expert Pete Blasina reveals the seven deadly internet scams worth avoiding at all costs. He reveals to Tim Webster how to keep a computer safe from hackers and tips to stop getting viruses.

More asylum seekers heading here

As another boat of asylum seekers strikes and protests break out at a Darwin detention centre, Tim Webster delves into how little Indonesia is doing to stop the flow, with warnings hundreds more are on the way.

• Tom Allard SMH correspondent tells Tim Webster get ready for more detention centre riots as asylum seeker queues form in Indonesian coastal towns

Aled Jones returns to Sydney

Aled Jones has sold millions of albums around the world and appears at the State Theatre in Sydney on Saturday night. Beginning his career as a child soprano, he talks of touring the world and his continued love of singing.

Mark Gable "Boys will Be Boys"

2UE VIDEO: He was the lead singer of the Choirboys and rode the top of the charts in the 80's. Mark Gable returns with a new show and performs Boys Will Be Boys for 2UE's Tim Webster, making his debut on backing vocals.

Anh Do 'The Happiest Refugee'

Remember the outcry against the Vietnamese boat people? Sounds familiar. Comedian Anh Do was amongst them. Listen to this incredible interview as he reveals his life story with the book 'The Happiest Refugee'.

Grace Knight Pink Suit for a Blue Day

Grace Knight began performing in Eurogliders before making a move into Jazz music. Now as an author with Pink Suit for a Blue Day, she reveals her sexual abuse as a child. Grace talks of her demons with Tim Webster.

Time for a four-day working week?

Should we have a four-day working week? Do you think it would create more job opportunities? Tim Webster talks to Union Secretary Dean Mighell who is pushing to re-arrange what we know as the working week.

Should sport betting be banned?

Should betting on any sports matches be banned? Former NSWRL manager John Quayle was opposed to introducing sports betting many years ago. He tells Tim Webster why it lowers the credibility of sporting events.

Tax office accused of being draconian

Many experts are claiming the Tax Office have been draconian by not allowing Paul Hogan to leave Australia. Tim Webster says we're fascinated in the celebrity profile of the case. Does that cause a level of sympathy?

• Lawyers for actor Paul Hogan will meet with tax officials in Sydney - launching a bid to allow the actor to leave Australia for the US

Pay MP's more for best & brightest?

The old saying pay peanuts, you know what you get. Tim Webster expresses his concerns about the lack of talent we find in our parliament. Is it time to pay our MP's more money to get the best & brightest into parliament?

Sydney's spate of animal cruelty

An alarming spate of animal cruelty in Sydney's suburbs, today a mutilated cat, cut in half and left of the front lawn of the owner has many outraged. Tim Webster with the details, and the shooting cull of cockatoos.

Do the politicians 'get' voter slap?

The Labor Party is 'full of poison' Warren Mundine, the former ALP president says. Tim Webster on why we got the 'real Julia' halfway through the campaign, and why they need to 'get' the voter kick in the bum.

Should we stay in Afghan confict?

Greens have been pushing for our troops to leave the Afghanistan war, will they get what they wish for? Retired Major General Jim Molan on why a frank and serious discussion on our role in the conflict. Is it worthwhile?

• Neil James from Australian Defence Association on possible political pressure placed on returning our serving soldiers from conflict in Afghanistan

Your kick up the bum for politicians

Voters gave Labor a 'size ten Blundstone right up the bum' and the Coalition just can't sit there, criticize and expect to be given government according to Tim Webster. Are you as a voter sick to death of the system?

Anne Kirkpatrick 'Annethology'

2UE VIDEO: Anne Kirkpatrick has released dozens of albums to critical acclaim, now comes an album of favourites, 'Annethology'. The daughter of country legends, she chats with Tim Webster about life on the road.

Greta Bradman's 'Forrest of Dreams'

Greta Bradman is the granddaughter of cricketer Don, and the Soprano with an angelic voice that has everyone paying attention. She speak with Tim Webster about her new CD 'Forrest of Dreams' and her musical career.

Cheryl Kernot's shot at the Senate

Cheryl Kernot is running for the Senate. Is the former Democrat leader disappointed she moved to Labor? What does she stand for now? Tim Webster finds she's still attempting to keep the bastards honest.

Why do women prefer male bosses?

Two-thirds of women workers in the UK prefer to work for male bosses. Does it apply here? Kate Southam from CareerOne on authentic styles, flirtation, and why women secretly don't like female managers.

Spare a bob for Viet Vets Governor?

With millions wasted on government reports and bureaucracy, could we not spare a few thousand dollars to help Harry Smith receive his Star of Gallantry. Tim Webster on why a Long Tan Veteran is standing his ground.

Has Wayne Swan lost credibility?

Wayne Swan was quick to tell 2UE the political assassination of Kevin Rudd has nothing to do with loss of support in Queensland for Labor. However, Tim Webster points out, why he has no credibility on the matter.

Happy with your work, life balance?

A quarter of working women are unhappy with their work, life balance. The Work & Life Index released today shows Gen X males with the longest working hours and ACTU President Ged Carney reveals all the findings.

• Prof. Barbara Pocock, University of South Australia's Centre for Work and Life on her study finding most Australians are unhappy between work/life balance

Sexual innuendo and the word 'no'

Sexual harassment has again been raised in news headlines, and Tim Webster reveals how innuendo and playfulness needs to be instinctive. Workmates need to know when to stop, and it's with the word 'no'.

School daydreaming Vs skilled work

Labor offers families $4000 a year to encourage teens to stay at school, but what if they don't want to be there? Gary Brack talks to Tim Webster about skills shortages, and why some are not suited to academic studies.

Sydney's spate of drive-by shootings

Statistics show gun crime is down in Sydney, but Tim Webster reveals a recent spate of drive-by's, heists and in a six hour period over the weekend how one man was killed and several others shot in separate incidents.

• Sydney Police say we should not be alarmed by what seems to be an increase in gun-crime with three shootings across the city since yesterday

Stand & applaud Verity Firth

Education Minister Verity Firth has been hauled over the coals for promising to spend money to rid schools of unflued heaters. Tim Webster says we should be applauding her stance attempting to get something done immediately.

• Michelle Goldman from the Asthma Foundation says childrens health is more important than politics
• Education Minister Verity Firth says she remains determined to get unflued heaters out of classrooms

How to rip off 'Cash for Clunkers'

There's been a number of schemes introduced from Labor that have not been that well thought out over recent years. Tim Webster reveals how handing out $2,000 in 'cash for clunkers' could easily be ripped off.

Melinda Schneider does Doris Day

Melinda Schneider, simply one of the best artists on the music scene. The vivacious singer has released a tribute album to Doris Day, 'Melinda Does Doris' and chats with Tim Webster about her love of a music icon.

Anthony Warlow on musical snobbery

Anthony Warlow will go from performing in Pirates of Penzance at the Opera House to a huge role in the musical Dr Zhivargo at the Lyric Theatre. Highbrow, lowbrow, he talks to Tim Webster of musical snobbery.

Election unraveling for PM Gillard

Is it all unraveling for Julia Gillard after the first week of the campaign. Tim Webster says there is no leadership in a Citizens Assembly on Climate Change and reveals Peter Beattie's recent astute observations.

RSPCA call to ban Puppy Farms

The RSPCA is launching a campaign to have 'puppy farms' banned calling them cruel breeding machines to make money. Dr Hugh Wirth talks to Tim Webster about how we should pick & choose puppies carefully.

No laughs for political wisecracks

Joe Hockey's Paris Hilton celibacy remarks and Wayne Swan's reply were not funny! Tim Webster says we'll need a sense of humour during this campaign, but please stop the pollies from making the wisecracks.

Speeding fines: An unfair system?

Speeding fines, do we have a defective system? Melbourne Barrister Shaun Hardy a traffic lawyer specializing in speeding fines and demerit points tells Tim Webster why he thinks the speed camera system is unfair.

Islamic group test of Democracy?

The Islamic group with an anti-democratic platform Hizbut Tahrir is conducting a conference on Islam taking over the world at Bankstown. Should they be banned? Tim Webster queries two intelligence experts.

Why we are critical of state Labor

Even though they knew the CBD metro was doomed, the Labor Party continued to spend money drawing up plans for the artwork at stations. Tim Webster on the wasted taxpayer money blown, and why we are critical.

Joel Edgerton: The Waiting City

The Waiting City is a new Australian film starring Joel Edgerton, who speaks with Tim Webster. Set in India, he reveals how the country has swept him up with its alluring charm and the success of Australian films.

Gang rapes: Evil in the Suburbs

'Evil in the Suburbs' tells of the horror conducted by a gang of rapists, led by Bilal Skaf, and their brutal reign of terror. Co-Author Cindy Wockner & Crown Prosecutor Margaret Cunneen SC talk with 2UE's Tim Webster.

Rick Price performs for 2UE

2UE VIDEO: Singer Songwriter Rick Price spent last year touring the US with Tommy Emmanuel. Based in Nashville, he returns home for a few gigs in Sydney, but found the time to chat with Tim Webster.

Underbelly: The Golden Mile on DVD

Diarmid Heidenreich and Dieter Brummer plays corrupt Kings Cross detectives in Underbelly:The Golden Mile, out on DVD now from Roadshow. They chat with Tim Webster about the huge success of the series.

Brother's tribute to a lost Digger

Jason Chuck pays tribute to his brother Benjamin, who will be returning from Afghanistan in a flag draped coffin after serving bravely the country he loved. Listen to this touching interview from Tim Webster.

Andre Rieu beams from Maastricht

Andre Rieu will beam his hometown concerts into Sydney cinemas on July 18th, a rare treat for local fans. He chats with Tim Webster about his Maastricht concerts and what to expect in his upcoming Australian tour.

Tara Moss talks Tough Nuts

She may be a super model, but Tara Moss is also an acclaimed best selling crime author. She chats with Tim Webster about her love of sleuthing, and her new TV show Tough Nuts: Australia's Hardest Criminals.

Glenn Cardier performs for 2UE

2UE VIDEO: If you haven't heard of Glen Cardier, it's time you did! One of our finest singer songwriters, he's toured with Frank Zappa, Bob Geldof, and written songs for Olivia. Watch him perform here for Tim Webster.

Richard Clapton 'Capricorn Dancer'

2UE VIDEO: He's our #1 troubadour, the young rebel who put down in song the feelings of a generation growing up in Sydney. Richard Clapton's State Theatre concert is on Sat, Aug 7, but watch him perform here for 2UE.

VIDEO: John Waters performs on 2UE

2UE VIDEO: John Waters has performed on stage & screen for decades, and returns to the stage in a cabaret based on French singer songwriter Jacques Brel. Watch as he performs live for 2UE's Tim Webster.

• John Waters on a Brilliant Career

Gary McDonald & Henri Szeps on 2UE

Simply brilliant in Mother & Son, Gary McDonald and Henri Szeps return to the stage for 'Halpern & Johnson' at Riverside Paramatta. They reflect on their career chemistry with Tim Webster, and that TV show!

What's happened to our little girls?

What's happening to our young girls? Tim Webster says it's easy to compare generations, but when you look at the role models for modern young girls, eyebrows are raised. Is this why they are behaving badly?

• TV and poor role models are being blamed for a rise in the school girl violence but Principals maintain NSW schools are still safe

Adam Harvey: Sings 'Mr Bojangles'

2UE VIDEO: Adam Harvey has the smoothest voice in the business and it lends itself perfectly to the song Mr Bojangles, which the ARIA & Golden Guitar winner performs for Tim Webster in the 2UE studios.

Crooner Bobby Rydell on 2UE

Crooner Bobby Rydell began singing at a young age performing with the big bands and the best crooners of the 50's & 60's era. He reflects on his amazing career with Tim Webster as he hits Sydney for a few gigs.

The Sapphires: Must see theatre!

The Sapphires is the true story of Koori sisters who performed Supremes covers, sent off to the Vietnam war in the 70's. Christine Anu, Casey Donovan & Holly Andrews give a sample of the show on now at the Seymour Centre.

Foster & Allen perform Maggie

2UE VIDEO: Foster and Allen have been playing together for over 35 years, testimony to their appeal around the globe. 'Maggie' was their smash hit here in Australia, and they perform the track live for Tim Webster.

Nick Giannopoulos on Wog Boy 2

The 'Wog Boys' broke down barriers using comedy, with their successful TV shows and movies. Nick Giannopoulos returns with 'Wog Boy 2 Kings of Mykonos' and chats with Tim Webster about his new movie.

• 2UE VIDEO: The Kings of Mykonos Trailer - Click to watch a preview of the movie

Dianna Corcoran 'Keep Breathing'

2UE VIDEO: Golden Guitar winner Dianna Corcoran is top of the Country charts with the single 'Thankyou for Cheating on Me' from her album 'Keep Breathing' - Watch her perform the track live for Tim Webster.

Michael Kirby on art of happiness

Former Justice of the High Court Michael Kirby talks of his personal sufferings, fighting for human rights and the rights of gay people. In a revealing interview, he talks to Tim Webster about what makes him happy!