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Sydney thugs creating no-go zones

Is it a sign of the times when the police riot squad drive around the Sydney CBD at night ready to quell alcohol and drug-fuelled violence. George & Paul with Dr Gordian Fulde from St Vincents on CBD no-go zones.

Do supermarket wars hurt farmers?

The supermarkets price war on fruit and vegetables. Is it all bad news for farmers? George & Paul go local to seek out the answers from the Griffith area and discover what sounds like a bleak future for our local farmers.

2012: Staring down a new recession?

Ian Verrender writes on smh.com.au that a disorderly Greek default with the Euro crisis could involve a complete shutdown of the global banking system. George & Paul seek his views on the financial path ahead for 2012.

Tensions over Iran's nuclear threat

Tensions between Iran and the US and its allies have intensified in recent months, with Washington preparing new sanctions against Iran. George & Paul discuss the Islamic country's push for nuclear capabilities.

Constitution recognition for indigenous

Indigenous Australians should be recognised in the body of our constitution and racist sections should be scrapped, an expert panel recommends. George & Paul on the debate with Keith Windschuttle.

Pakistan flaming Afghan extremism?

Is it time to get out of Afghanistan? What role is Pakistan playing across the border? George & Paul speak with the Australian's Greg Sheridan as Pakistan is accused by the Afghan President of undermining negotiations.

Can Wayne Swan get us into surplus?

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says he will congratulate Wayne Swan if the federal treasurer delivers his promised budget surplus. But only after he falls over in surprise. George & Paul with Terry McCrann on 'the great fiddle'.

Eurozone: how will a collapse hurt us?

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has kicked off a crunch week of talks on saving the euro by laying out a vision for a "fiscal union" in Europe. George & Paul with Ian Verrender look at where to for the Eurozone & Xmas travellers.

Tips for those on holiday road trips

With summer holidays ahead and time off work, many are preparing a road vacation to take a break. But how well maintained is your car? George & Paul have a few tips of servicing your vehicle ahead of that planned road trip.

Red Dog's Koko with George & Paul

Who would have thought that a story about a loveable and loyal dog would capture the hearts of Australian's everywhere. 2UE's George & Paul catch up with the movie's Producer Nelson Woss and the star of Red Dog 'Koko'.

Slim Dusty Remembered

Singer, songwriter, and wife of the late Slim Dusty, Joy McKean has released a new book I've Been There (and Back Again). Joy joins George and Paul and talks about this special trip down memory lane.

Mullins: Keep Your Head Down

Nathan Mullins was deployed to Afghanistan as a Special Forces Commando. He tells his incredible story to George & Paul. Enduring the daily threats of roadside bombings, being ambushed and the fire fights.

Angry Anderson to join parliament

Australian rocker Angry Anderson has joined the Nationals and considering a move into politics. George & Paul speak with Angry and the anti-carbon tax rallies, seen as the public face of the current 'people's revolt'.

Steve Jobs: gadget mastermind

Steve Jobs lost his battle with Pancreatic Cancer. George & Paul reflect on the mastermind behind iconic gadgets such as the iPod, iPhone and iPad, forever changing the way we all experience technology today.

The humble lunchtime sandwich

The competition for the lunch time dollar is fierce with local sandwich bars battling it out against cheaper takeaway food outlets. George & Paul seek out the benefits of having a good old fashioned sandwich?

Ancient Wisdom for Modern Health

Mark Bunn speaks with George & Paul about Ancient Wisdom for Modern Health, combining thousand-year-old spiritual teachings, natural health science secrets, and the natural wisdoms of healthy living.

Reflections of ground zero on 9/11

Watching the September 11 attacks unfold on TV was horrific. Being there was absolute horror. George & Paul speak to Hans Kunnen, who reflects on his disbelief of what happened around him at ground zero on 9/11.

John Howard reflects on 9/11

John Howard was in Washington DC when terrorism struck the United States. His message with George & Paul for Australians on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks is that "the terrorists have not succeeded".

John Howard: Gillard to go distance

Former Prime Minister John Howard catches up with George & Paul as he reveals why he believes the Gillard government will make it to the next election, despite the rumblings to replace the current Prime Minister.

Captain Thunderbolt and His Lady

He was the gentleman bushranger, she was the woman who rode with him. The true story of Captain Thunderbolt and his lady. Carol Baxter joins George & Paul to discuss her book, and the two bushrangers.

Red Dog: the story behind the movie

'Red Dog' is one of the most exciting Aussie films to be released this year opening in cinemas last week. George & Paul with Peter Isaac, who worked in Dampier during the 1970s and actually met the real 'Red Dog'.

Bargaining with the Devil?

When should you prepare to fight and when should you negotiate? In an age of terror, national leaders face this sort of question every day. George & Paul with author of 'Bargaining With The Devil', Robert Mnookin.

Investors turning toward gold?

It would be fair to say the phones at The Perth Mint have been running hot over the past few weeks. George & Paul reveal as people look for safe investment options it appears there's a new kind of gold rush taking place.

Michael Usher on Sarah Ferguson

George & Paul catch up with 60 Minutes reporter Michael Usher regarding his interview with Sarah Ferguson. Just why did she walk out on the interview. They discuss what's called 'the weirdest interview you will ever see'.

Inside Pine Gap: David Rosenberg

George & Paul with David Rosenberg on his book 'Inside Pine Gap' which provides a captivating account of what really goes on behind the closed doors of one of the most secret intelligence facility in the world.

Anger growing against Carbon Tax

George & Paul discuss the great deal of anger and frustration in the community about the way in which the Gillard Government are pushing ahead with their intention to introduce a carbon tax with political commentator Paul Kelly.

Flu strikes Sydney season hard

The peak of the flu season usually happens August and September, however experts are baffled at the number of people who have already reported to be suffering from influenza. George & Paul with latest.

Children suffer from strange names?

The trend to give your child an 'out there name' is being reined in by New Zealand authorities who are cracking down on some parents 'odd requests'. George & Paul with child psychologist Michael Carr Gregg on the move.

Multiculturalism: has it worked?

Has multiculturalism failed or enhanced our country? Greg Sheridan looks at the many successful waves of immigration, until recently. George & Paul on his thoughts the ideal of diversity has shifted in recent years.

Lord Monckton with George & Paul

Lord Christopher Monckton has spoken out against the climate change science and courted controversy wherever he goes. Listen to his outspoken but honest views made with George & Paul and have Your Say here!

Where are you spending spare time?

Overworked Australians prefer to spend their extra time on social and recreational activities rather than with their families. Why? George & Paul speak with journalist Sue Dunlevy. Where do you spend spare time?

Council to dig through your rubbish?

Council rangers are about to dig through household rubbish to find those who fill their wheely bins with the wrong garbage and penalise them. George & Paul with Penrith Council's David Burns. Too much interference?

If the Euro fails, economic meltdown?

Has the common currency Euro idea failed Europe? Italy's debt is staggering, Greece, Ireland and others failing. George & Paul discuss the consequences on the world economy and our own should the system fail.

Better "Buy Australian" labelling?

A recent Choice study shows that 90% of people surveyed believe that information on Australian made products needs to be more transparent. Does the labeling leave you confused on buying Australian?

Warning over driving & mobiles

Do you check your phone for text messages while driving, you may want to hear this next story. George & Paul reveal it's believed up to 40% of crashes resulting in serious injury or death are linked to mobile phones.

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Paul B. Kidd's The Mutilator

Paul B. Kidd of our weekend George and Paul show has just released his latest book titled The Mutilator and Australia's Other Signature Serial Killers.