Angry Anderson on the Australian way - Is he being racist?
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.
Two Murrays Blog: Rego to Rise
Buried in the blizzard of spin from Premier Kristina Keneally last Sunday, when she unveiled the latest transport blueprint for Sydney, was the announcement that vehicle registrations will rise 30 bucks a year.
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 of Scotland.
"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 of the prison camp.
Mum to 500 kids over 30 years
An urgent SOS has been sent out - with a surge of children under protection, there's a call for more foster parents to care for the children. Listen to this inspiring story of Barb Bannister, who has fostered over 500 kids.
Anger over Tomic tennis outburst
Bernard Tomic has lashed out at Australian Open organisers over scheduling, saying it was 'ridiculous' a player of his age was forced to play until 2am. The Two Murray's on the future of the 17 year old Aussie.
Call to keep M4 road toll
The M4 motorway falls into public hands next month, but rather than take away the toll on the motorway, Patricia Forsythe, Executive Director of Sydney Business Chamber explains why she is calling to keep the tolls.
Private & public school great divide
Are private schools given too much government funding? The Two Murray's speak with Geoff Newcombe from the Association of Independent Schools on the great divide between private and government schools.
Money hungry local councils?
Every year Lions Club sell Christmas Cakes to raise money for the local community. Hornsby Council has decided to charge the local group a fee to sell the cakes, as Liberal MP Judy Hopwood: 'It's a money making exercise.'
Australia's cotton wool generation
Are we raising 'cotton wool kids' in Australia? Dr Michael Carr-Gregg finds parents are not letting their kids be adventurous and kids are not participating in sports because of over protective and worried parents.
Dr Hewson on Liberal's path ahead
Former Liberal leader Dr John Hewson keeps a keen eye on the party. He talks on the path ahead for the man he knows better than most, Malcolm Turnbull and gives clear insight into where the Opposition needs to focus.
Internet celebrates 20 years in Oz
The internet is celebrating 20 years in Australia. Chris Hancock CEO of the first company to bring the internet here, AARnet, looks at the history, the advances of the medium, and the future of the internet journey.
Dogs the new Sydney social scene
Dog owners are creating community spirit across Sydney's suburbs, gathering in parks to socialize & take the dog for a walk. Mick Scott reveals his social club gathering over a glass of wine each week with the pooch.
Pocketmoney: How much for too little?
How much pocket money did you receive as a kid, and how much work did you have to do for that money? A whole lot more work for less according to the research the Two Murrays have uncovered - Click to hear more.
Wheelchair champ completes Kokoda
Kurt Fearnley has just completed the Kokoda Track, the grueling trek took him 10 days to re-trace the steps of our Diggers. Kurt tells the Two Murrays about his elation of completing the trail, crawling along on his hands.
Life in Bali's most notorious jail
Kathryn Bonella, author of Hotel Kerobokan: The Shocking Inside Story of Bali's Most Notorious Jail talks with the Two Murrays about the squalid conditions that Scapelle Corby is facing every day in her cell.
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.
School girl suspended for shaving head
Emily Pridham is a 15-year-old school girl who has been suspended from school for shaving her head to raise money for cancer research. Her father is battling with leukaemia. The Two Murrays hear her story.
PM Rudd: Going soft on smugggling?
What does Kevin Rudd think of the AWU's call for sympathy to the asylum seekers. The Two Murray's speak to the PM on appearing soft to smugglers, and he defends the stimulus package with the economy ...
Are Creole Creams biscuits 'racist'?
Supermarket giant Coles will change the name of their chocolate and vanilla biscuits, Creole Creams, amid claims it is racist. Sam Watson from the University of Qld on why he objects to the name - Is it a racist name?
Rule secrets to kids returning home
Do you have adult children living at home? Have you set them a contract, an agreement on how they'll contribute to the household? Christina Newberry has some handy hints on how to handle kids returning home.
Get More Room To Move
A shift from small cars that are, well, just too small. The Nissan Tiida offers an incredible amount of interior space and is big on features, yet it comes for a small car price. More here.
Two Murrays Blog: Women gamblers
I think most of us would believe that men are the biggest gamblers in our society, and only a small portion of women would have punt. But it seems more women are becoming addicted to gambling...
TWO MURRAYS BLOG: Manners
Good manners are 'the magic key' in life, but many children miss out on the basics as parents do not teach them.
Consumer Straight Talk
The Two Murrays with a look at your rights as a consumer. Christopher Zinn discusses what you can do as a consumer and exactly where you stand with your purchases.
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.
Men a hindrance in delivery room?
Are men a hindrance, rather than a help in the hospital delivery room? Tracey Spicer talks with the Two Murray's about whether men are tough enough, obstetrician's claims and the degree of mystery to women's business.
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.
