McClymonts: Two Worlds Collide
The McClymonts have just released their new album Two Worlds Collide just as Nashville is calling on the girls from Grafton. This is the next big thing in country, watch the Two Murrays video and see why.
Bikie Wars: The Milperra Massacre
The Father's Day Massacre is being remembered in a TV program about the bike swap meet that turned deadly. Two Murray speak with Terry Gallaway, who reported from the scene on the day on the horror.
Food security our next big issue?
The next issue to face the globe is food security. A war for resources is facing us into the future according to Professor Chris Barrett who talks with the Two Murrays about the demand needed for a growing population.
How to maintain a healthy brain?
How do you keep your brain active well into your older years? Puzzles and remaining active help. Two Murrays with Dr Helena Popovic on how to Boost Your Brain and tips on maintaining a healthy outlook.
Greed good but expect to struggle?
A new report says we're better off than we were 30 years ago, and the reason we're reportedly struggling financially is because we want too much. Two Murrays on what may be the new greedy generation emerging.
Judith Durham with the Two Murrays
The Seekers rivaled the Beatles and Rolling Stones on the pop charts in the 60's. Not just the lead singer, Judith Durham also knows how to write a great song. Two Murrays speak with our Australian musical goddess.
Officer & Gentleman to sizzle Sydney
Sydney is set to host the World Premiere of An Officer and a Gentleman at the Lyric Theatre. Two Murrays catch up with the original Academy Award winning movie screenwriter Douglas Day Stewart.
No loyalty at all from Scooby?
Murray Wilton's dog Scooby disappeared for a little time before a phone call was made to let his owner know, he preferred the fireplace next door. What kind of personality does your pet pooch have? Blog us here.
Not easy keeping Sydney green?
A thousand people each week are moving into Sydney, stretching infrastructure needs and bloating suburbs. Two Murrays look at the push on for councils to make a commitment to keep green space in our city.
Operation Spartan: 500+ arrests made
A major crackdown on the gangs, guns and criminals behind a spate of violent shootings in Sydney has resulted in more than 500 people being arrested and 900 charges laid. Two Murrays on the launch of Operation Spartan.
Damien Leith joins the Two Murrays
Australian singer, Damien Leith, joined the Two Murrays in studio to discuss his latest album, 'Now and Then', how reality television has changed his life and Channel Nine's 'The Voice'.
Protest of shooting at Kings Cross
About 50 people have yelled abuse at police outside NSW parliament in protest at the shooting of two youths at Kings Cross on Saturday morning. The Two Murrays discussed the motivation behind violent crimes.
Pictures of You, with Julia Morris
Australian Comedienne Julia Morris with the Two Murrays on Channel Seven's new 'Pictures of You' program that features celebrities reminiscing over photos from family albums, taking viewers on a walk down memory lane.
Farewell to Murray Rose
Swimming legend and four-time Olympic gold medallist, Murray Rose was farewelled at St . Stephens Uniting Church in Sydney. He died on April 15 after suffering from leaukaemia. 2UE's Roger White attended the service and spoke to the Two Murrays.
Anzacs: Bully Beef & Balderdash
Was Gallipoli an intelligence failure? Graham Wilson mounts his own campaign to rehabilitate the historical reputation of Australia's World War I fighting army. Two Murrays speak with him about the Gallipoli campaign.
Sex appeal: boss pays hotel injury
Two Murrays reveal how a woman has been compensated after a light fitting dislodged and fell on her in a hotel room during sex. How was it considered a workplace injury? Listen to the story here, you won't believe it!
Grahame Bond: My Imaginary Family
Grahame Bond was the man behind the creation of Auntie Jack, who brought a twisted sense of humour to our TV screens. Two Murrays speak with him of his stage show My Imaginary Family at the Riverside theatre.
Ever wanted to try botox?
Have you ever wanted to try botox? It's a subject kept secret by many women afraid to admit they have had the procedure. Two Murrays catch up with Krissy Stanley, a woman speaking out proudly about her botox treatment.
Tributes flow for Murray Rose
The swimming community is in mourning today, with the passing of former Golden Boy Murray Rose, following a lengthy battle with cancer. He set 15-world records and won 4-gold medals during the 50's & 60's.
Pizza in a Cone a show favourite
Every year the Royal Easter Show never disappoints to provide a new tasty treat we have never heard of before. Last year chip on a stick was a winner, but this year keep an eye out for the Pizza In A Cone stand for the latest dish.
Whip cracking at the Easter Show
Whip cracking is a Royal Easter Show favourite and Murray Olds catches up with a fellow that can crack out Mary Had a Little Lamb. Watch how it is done as 2UE broadcasts live from the Great Aussie Backyard.
Talking turkey at the Easter Show
Of all the animals at the Easter Show, the birds are a special feature. Especially the big bird Murray Olds catches up with, but just how do you judge the best turkey at the show? Watch this video to find out how.
2UE Video: James Reyne "Capsize"
James Reyne has been busy working on a new album, 'Thirteen' and recently called in to speak with the Two Murrays to perform. Back in Sydney, he dropped by 2UE to perform another outstanding track from the album.
Bikie jailed over fatal airport brawl
Former Comancher bikie gang boss Mick Hawi has been jailed for up to 21 years over a fatal brawl at Sydney Airport three years ago. Roger White reveals to the Two Murrays the court proceedings and the sentencing.
P-platers respect for parent's cars
Are P-plate drivers more likely to crash if you buy them a car rather then lending them yours? Two Murrays seek out our motoring expert John Cadogan who reveals the stats and discusses respect for the car they drive.
Clown Doctors: Smile Day Sunday
Is laughter the best medicine? The Clown Doctors believe in the benefits of laughter to health and well-being, and it underpins what they do. Two Murrays speak with Dr Tickle Me Please about Smile Day on Sunday, April Fools Day.
Retail: rising concerns on future
Retailers are increasingly worried about wages growth and online competition eating into their profits. Two Murrays say add to it Boxing Day opening pressures and rising rents, how do retailers survive?
Youth shouldn't march with medals?
Young Australians increasingly see Anzac Day as an important event, so why stop them wearing their family medals while marching in parades? Two Murrays reveal the RSL feud brewing over the displaying of medals.
Sydney unhappy with taxi experiences
A lot of people in Sydney say they are unhappy with taxi services. Two Murrays look at a new study that reveals at least one in two passengers, 51% are unhappy with their experience traveling in a taxi in Sydney.
Send the Monorail down to Hobart?
Hobart wants Sydney's unwanted monorail, but want it for free. Hobart's Deputy Lord Mayor Ron Christie tells the Two Murrays it could be used to link the CBD with the waterfront and North Hobart's restaurant district.
Nick Lowe on a life of Rock'N'Roll
Nick Lowe is an enduring musician, master songwriter, band-leader-come-solo-artist and producer. Two Murrays with the music legend ahead of his debut performance at the Sydney Opera House to perform his classics.
Social media in times of disaster
Social media has changed the way we communicate during times of disaster, the floods in Queensland, New Zealand Earthquakes. Two Murrays look at the evolution changing the way we gather our vital information.
Eating disorders: young men suffering
Research shows one in four children battling eating disorders is male and Australia has one of the highest rates of anorexia in boys in the world. Two Murrays reveal in adults, one in 10 diagnoses of anorexia is for men.
Kylie Sydney 2012 NYE ambassador
Kylie Minogue will be helping set off Sydney's fireworks at this New Year's Eve. Lord Mayor Clover Moore has announced that the singer has been appointed Creative Ambassador for the 2012 NYE event.
Flat mates from hell horror stories
Did you ever have a flat mate from hell? Two Murrays want to hear your story as they reveal some horror stories and seek out what rights you have as a tenant, or renting to tenants with NSW Law President Justin Dowd.
Great Escape: retracing Aussie heroes
Remember the movie the Great Escape? The names of the prisoners were changed for Hollywood, but the Two Murrays reveal the story of Squadron Leader John "Willy" Williams, one of two Aussies in the camp.
Who will win 2012 gold Logie award?
The Project's Carrie Bickmore says she was shocked to find herself nominated for a Gold Logie for the first time. Two Murrays get all the TV Week 2012 Logies nominations details with magazine editor Emma Nolan.
Less hours at work, but doing more?
Researchers say even though the number of people working a 60 hour week is falling, many people still aren't escaping the office. But, Craig James tells Two Murrays, modern technology means many workers don't stop.
2UE's Murray Olds
With more than five decades combined radio experience, this dynamic duo speaks with some authority - and a lot of humour - on just about any topic that matters as they drive you home.
2UE's Murray Wilton
With more than five decades combined radio experience, this dynamic duo speaks with some authority - and a lot of humour - on just about any topic that matters as they drive you home.
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