Murray Wilton talks with Astronaut Buzz Aldrin on 2UE
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin on 2UE
Only a select few have walked on the Moon, and Buzz Aldrin was the second man to do so. What did it feel like? Murray Wilton delves into the mind of the former Astronaut and one of the most famous people on the planet.
Workers call for earlier pub closing
A coalition of emergency workers have presented a petition of 10,000 signatures to the NSW parliament calling for a stronger response to booze fuelled violence. Two Murrays & Sally Fielke AHA.
School assignment: terrorist attack
A school teacher decided to set an assignment for students, with the theme to plan a terrorist attack. To explain their target victims, and best time for attack. The Two Murrays argue the reasoning for the assignment.
Will the real Kristina now stand up?
Premier Keneally has warned her MP's they will lose the next election if they don't start behaving themselves. Roger White reveals she's promised we'll get the 'real Kristina', trust and credibility - Do you believe her?
Must have pet: backyard chooks
The latest must-have pet in Sydney is the back yard chook. The Two Murrays speak with Ingrid Dymock from City Chicks, who sells and rents chickens, how the fad got started, and the benefits of having a chook.
Our hospital system is failing us
Sarah & Graham Williams called paramedic to assist their son Connor, but they were told there was no use taking the child to hospital, there were no beds. He died 16 hours later. Jillian Skinner with an outraged Two Murrays.
Aussie in Chile helps rescue miners
Australian drilling consultant Kelvin Brown, helping to reach 33 trapped miners in Chile, tells the Two Murrays rescuers hugged and cried when the men sent up notes saying they were alive, but they won't be out too soon.
Chicago to return to Sydney
Supergroup Chicago dominated the music charts for several decades and provided some of the all-time classic songs that we all loved. Two Murrays chat with founding member Robert Lamm ahead of a tour to Australia.
Iemma scathing of Labor campaign
Former Premier Morris Iemma tells the Two Murrays the reason Labor didn't win the election outright was because the party ran a 'poor campaign, the most inept in living memory' in this frank and revealing interview.
Obesity: tax junk food more?
Is the call to have greater taxes on junk food and less on healthy food the answer to our growing obesity? John Rolfe joins with the Two Murrays on the incentive being on the individual to control their eating habits.
Tony Abbott joins the Two Murrays
Coalition Leader Tony Abbott joins the Two Murrays to discuss his policies for Election 2010. His stance on asylum seekers as another boatload hit Australia, and his plans for the country if he becomes Prime Minister.
Avoiding the party gatecrashers
It's a sign of the times that more and more house parties are being gatecrashed by uninvited guests. Det. Supt. Helen Begg gives the Two Murrays prevention advice and solutions to a growing problem.
Branson to shake up our banking
Sir Richard Branson has been defying the usual way of doing business, turning everything into gold in the process. He reveals to the Two Murrays how and why he's about to shake up the Australian banking system.
End to pregnancy discrimination
A campaign has been launched to try to end discrimination against pregnant women at work. Ombudsman Lee Johns tells Two Murrays that can include an employer failing to let an employee take parental leave.
Money for teacher & parent help
The Keneally government will spend $163,000 to help teachers improve their relationships with parents. Cheryl McBride from the Public Schools Principals Forum with Two Murrays explains the scheme.
Mobile phone complains on the rise
Looking for a mobile phone? To get a good deal, shop around. The Two Murrays reveal Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman Simon Cohen receives over 50 thousand complaints every three months.
Police seek ban on Hells Angels
Police have made an application to ban the Hells Angel bikie gang. Roger White says under new State Government laws police have sought to have the Hells Angels declared a criminal organization.
"Godforsaken country" Australia?
A Muslim leader told delegates at a Sydney meeting democracy is forbidden and they must follow Islam alone in 'this godforsaken country'. Uthman Badar, spokesman for Hizb ut-Tahrir with Two Murrays.
Ethics Classes: what's the problem?
The proposal to conduct ethics classes in NSW government schools is still a bone of contention, with pilot project manager Theresa Russell telling the Two Murrays why some are terrified of the idea.
Chopper Read on knives & Ned Kelly
Was Ned Kelly gay? Chopper Read talks to the Two Murrays about Ebay banning his venture of selling autographed knives. Now, he turns his hand to painting Ned Kelly with breasts... we'll let him tell you why!
Teen solo sailer found safe!
Teenage sailor Abby Sunderland has been found safe in the Indian ocean. The yacht has lost its mast and rigging but is afloat. Listen as her father Lawrence is told the news while speaking live with 2UE's Two Murrays!
Night curfew for P-plate drivers?
The RTA says speeding is a contributing factor in deaths involving P-plate drivers and there are calls for restrictions on young drivers, particularly a night curfew. Two Murrays take up the idea with Penny Martin.
Angry on lost Australian ways?
Angry Anderson says life experience has taught him that Aussie's fight with their fists and that weapons were introduced by 'other cultures'. It's upset the politically correct but he talks about his views with the Two Murrays.
Murray Olds hits the skins
Murray Olds performing at the Jannali Inn for the Guitarzone Open Mic night, where plenty of first-timers turn up to sing and play for the crowd and a few older hands who just want to keep their hands in, too.
Consumer Straight Talk
A look at your rights as a consumer: NSW Fair Trading's Rod Stowe with Two Murrays every Monday afternoon.
Choice hands out Shonky Awards
Where are you being ripped off as a consumer? Choice Magazine hands out it's Shonky Awards for dodgy products and Christopher Zinn updates this years winners, and what to avoid adding to your shopping bag.
Barry O’Farrell: What he stands for!
When a caller to the Two Murrays claimed he couldn't vote for Barry O'Farrell because he wasn't aware of his policies, the boys decided to get the Opposition Leader into the studio to take calls about where he stands.
Big boys don't cry? Do they?
Is it alright for men to cry? Does it make you proud to see a man show his emotions, or make you cringe? What makes you cry? Tell the Two Murray's what you think - they chat with tear baby John Stanley.
Uncovering Mawson’s Whiskey
A team of New Zealanders are about to drill in the Antarctic to retrieve two cases of whiskey at Mawson's hut, and the Two Murray's speak with Al Fastier about the mouth-watering prospect of finding Mawson's whiskey.
Tara Moss joins Two Murrays
Australia literature's major night of the year took place in Sydney recently with a host of major awards handed out. MC for the night is Tara Moss who joins 2UE's two Murray's to discuss her own literary career.
Louise Anton with the Two Murrays
Louise Anton performs at the piano bar at Sydney's Shangri-lal, and her new album is 'True Believer'. It's getting rave reviews from Sir Tim Rice & the man who discovered her, Burt Bacharach.
Roger Rogerson on Underbelly 'crap'
Just how much of the new Underbelly series, set in Kings Cross, is fact and fiction. Former NSW Police Officer Roger Rogerson reveals there's not a lot of fact, and tells just what did take place on the golden mile.
Layne Beachley on Cougars & Fame
Seven times world surfing champ Layne Beachley has spent this week with Zac Efron on the beach teaching him to surf. She talks of his prowess with a board, cougars and what life is like in a fish bowl famous romance.
Royal Regiment of Scotland on 2UE
2UE VIDEO: The Royal Regiment of Scotland came along to Luna Park to perform ahead of tonight's Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Watch their performance on the steps of Coney Island, a rare sight outside ...
"This should never happen again!"
This is simply one of the most powerful interviews you'll hear. On the 65th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, former prisoner Mrs Yvonne Engelman talks to the Two Murray's about the horrors ...
