RENEE EAVES Former bikini model turned justice campaigner Discovered her personal file had been accessed by Queensland police officers more than 1400 times.
ANNA BURKE Labor MP & Former Speaker of the House Feature interview: One of 20 Govt MP's retiring. Available for hire. Excels at negotiating, making impromptu speeches and managing a disorderly crowd.
NAT BINNS therapist at Southern Sydney Speech, Language And Learning Clinic Has taken her complaint to FB as most days has to ask smokers to stop smoking right outside the front door to her clinic, which is a clinic for Children!
Navy Boyfriend was coward punched on Anzac Day A man accused of attacking a navy servicemen and breaking his nose on Anzac day has pleaded not guilty to assault charges.
ZANE HEEMI 25yo Head Chef at Bluebonnet Barbeque in Melbourne Celebrity chef Colin Fassnidge has outraged fellow chefs when he said young Australians refusing to work hard is the reason for a chef shortage.
Justin Smith speaks with Sophia Tilley, the girl at the centre of the Margaret Cunneen ICAC investigation
Justin Smith speaks to GLENN WILLWORTH a shop owner across the road and witness to some of what happened in San Bernadino
TONY PIGNATA SYDNEY FC CEO Is sympathising with the fans and thinks that calling them names like terrorists is NOT helping
Alexis Ozanne who beat her up last year has escaped jail time and been handed community service time and a good behaviour bond.
Lost his job as he was on the banned list that was leaked. Was put on the list when he was 16 he is now 18.
Senator CORY BERNADI speaks to Justin Smith about Liberal references being removed from his website; Mal Brough and will be interrogated; How he almost killed John Howard w TB.
Justin Speaks with ADRIANNA BUCCIANTI who Lost her son Daniel to an overdose at the Rainbow Serpent Festival at Beaufort Victoria.
Justin Smith speaks with Nick Folkes, Party for Freedom Aust about hisOutraged at calls for Callan Park at Rozelle to be turned into a refugee hub
Justin Smith: Dr Tim Stanley speaks about being the first on the scene with cricketer Phillip Hughes, one year on from his death
Justin Smith: Emma was in a Taxi with an inappropriate driver.. What happened next will shock you
Ethan has become an internet sensation after performing Advance Australia Fair at a baseball game through a bad case of hiccups.
His Eminence, the Grand Mufti of Australia, Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohamed speaks EXCLUSIVELY to JUSTIN SMITH
Justin Smith: Maha Abdo, CEO of the Muslim Womens Association talks about the France terror attacks
The Mayor of Mackay spoke over the the minute silence which was moved to midday because the Mayor couldn't get there any earlier.
"Did you forget your wheelchair???" note posted on her windscreen placed directly above her disability parking permit on the dashboard.
Dying with dignity is just a lie, it reduces people who are dying to nothing more than pain and suffering associated with their dying.
Justin Smith speaks with NSW Premier Mike Baird, who is ready for a fight with local councils on amalgamation
Justin speaks with Kadir Kaya, a 21 year old Melbourne man of Turkish decent who hates Australia so much that he wants to leave, but the Government won't let him.
Justin Smith speaks with Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte, about the realities of Cerebral Palsy (Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images)
Caller Chris is upset that Channel 7 continued to air his appearance on Beach Cops, even after he made it very clear that they did not have his consent to do so.
Justin Smith speaks with Craig Lowndes after he won the Bathurst 1000 for the sixth time. (Photo by Brendon Thorne/Getty Images)
Justin Smith talks with CEO of the Muslim Women's Association, Maha Abdo who hopes to use the Muslim faith to overcome hatred.
Justin Smith chats to Yvonne Dárcy after she wins the fight to have a BRAC1 patent bid rejected
Justin Smith speaks with Martin Garnett, who's spent 22 years in some of the worlds worst prisons.
Federal MP Bob Katter threatens domestic airlines with murder in an interview with 2UE's Justin Smith.
Call for increased shark culling off the back of Mick Fanning’s shark attack, wants to kill them himself
DAVID PICKETT Technology manager for Volvo Australia Driverless cars being trialed in South Australia
NICK XENOPHON Independent Senator The Australian Federal police faced an agonising decision but they should have arrested the Bali Nine drug smugglers in Australia.
SCOTT WEBER President of the NSW Police Association Angry that the Sheriff’s Office for continuing to prohibit police wearing their firearms and appointments in NSW Courts.
Jacqui Lambie thinks we spent too much on Anzac Day commemorations - Justin Smith has a chat..
Sussan Ley talks to Justin Smith with the government urging people to get the flu vaccine. A new, improved flu vaccine is available from today.
The QLD & VIC governments have joined forces with NSW to take part in medicinal cannabis clinical trials.
Tony Windsor gives a fascinating insight into one of Australia's most powerful political times. Justin Smith on the 3 years he became the man who held the balance of power and the political figure behind the Gillard 'hung parliament'.
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Ice is a drug that has taken over where heroin used to creep. Ice is far more debilitating when the effects wear off, but lethal when a user is on a high. Justin Smith speaks with Matt Noffs about the proposal for ice rooms like injecting rooms.
Jacqui Lambie is looking for Facebook friends to join her new political party. The independent senator has applied to register the Jacqui Lambie Network as an official party, with goals of getting more members elected to state and federal parliaments.
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Further aircraft security upgrades will be considered in the wake of the Germanwings plane crash. Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss speaks with 2UE Drive’s Justin Smith after announcing today that two people must be in the cockpit at all times.
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Premier Mike Baird has moved to ease concerns over his power sell-off plans, but not everyone is convinced. Justin Smith speaks with him about the concerns raised over a Chinese company leasing our poles and wires and claims it’s a scare campaign.
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Police Commissioner Scipione speaks with Justin Smith about the scourge of drugs in our community and particularly Ice. He has warned a generation is likely to be wiped out and the drug could bring this nation to its knees if it continues to grow.
Taxi industry CEO Blair Davies rejects as “complete fiction” claims that it is anti-competitive & has influenced government to stand in the way of ride-sharing services. Justin Smith on Sydney taxis and the battle ahead as Uber enters the market.
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Taxi services in Sydney are not too bad, but get a bad experience and you understand why there is talk of letting Uber into the market. Justin Smith speaks CEO David Rohrsheim on the sharing economy and allowing Uber to drive us around.
Voting online, how safe are the systems from being hacked? Justin Smith reveals how the Computing and Information department at University of Melbourne found a security hole in NSW ivote system, the second major breach since March 16th.
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Television is about to face a revolution. Justin Smith reveals with Netflix launching in Australia, new online streaming platforms, including Stan and Presto will transform the way we watch television. Where, when and how at the touch of a button.
The Red Rattler Theatre in Marrickville has refused a booking from a Jewish cultural organization. Justin Smith on the claims of the community group that the booking was knocked back because their policy "does not support colonialism/Zionism".
Bill Shorten is being called invisi-bill because of making himself a small target. In opposition, Tony Abbott was lambasted for adopting a small-target strategy. Justin Smith with James Massola on the strategy of the small target Labor leader.
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Frontbenchers Mathias Cormann, Barnaby Joyce have played down talk of a double dissolution election amid reports the idea was discussed at a dinner with the PM. Justin Smith on a possible trigger to dissolve parliament with Sen. David Leyonhjelm.
Daniel Kelsall was found guilty yesterday of indecently assaulting and murdering 31-year-old Morgan Huxley, who was stabbed more than 20 times in his Sydney flat on September 8, 2013. Justin Smith on the baby face of a cold blooded killer.
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Accident blackspots in Sydney show the Hume Highway at Liverpool #1 hotspot for accidents with 209 crashes and bingles in 2014. Justin Smith also reveals the M4 Motorway at Parramatta is at #2 and the other AAMI crash index results.
Black boxes for cars may be handy to monitor safety, with information recorded about speed, acceleration, braking and impact. What of privacy concerns? Justin Smith on the future of road safety, would some data be open to all kinds of abuse.
Whooping Cough has taken the life of a 4 year old baby. Justin Smith speaks with Toni McCaffery who lost her daughter Dana of Petussis, or whooping cough at just 4 weeks of age. He says the anti-vaccination people have a lot to answer for.
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Pru Goward, NSW Planning Minister confirms to Justin Smith an agency of the Dept. of Planning has leased the land to Wicked campers adjacent to St Peters Public School. She reveals the moves the department now will make to protect the school children from the Wicked vans slogans.
Catholic Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson has been charged with concealing child sex abuse. Justin Smith with Hetty Johnston on the abuse allegedly committed in the 1970s by another priest, when both men worked in the Maitland Diocese.
Most of us think about keeping our bodies fit and healthy but what about our brains? Majority of those over 50 fear losing the ability to stay sharp. Ita Buttrose gives Justin Smith a few tips on how to keep our minds stimulated and healthy.
The death of young boxer Braydon Smith in Queensland has sparked renewed calls for the sport to be banned in Australia. An horrific tragedy that his family are now in grief over, as Justin Smith speaks with close family friend James O’Shea.
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Kim Ledger is the patrol of ScriptWise, and father of the late Heath Ledger. Justin Smith speaks with him about his hopes that a new prescription drug monitoring system will help to prevent unnecessary tragedies, such as his own son’s death.
Wicked campers & their dirty slogans will be setup in a car yard next to St Peters Public School. The land is owned by the NSW government. Justin Smith reveals how parants are outraged at the move and speaks with local resident Jacinta Green.
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Clive Palmer has called on Glenn Lazarus to resign from Parliament, as the Senator quits the Palmer United Party. Justin Smith speaks with him about the decision, the weakening of the party with defections, and the future of the party vote in the Senate.
A man has pleaded guilty to serious animal cruelty offences after the brutal killing of several puppies in the Hunter. Why would someone brutally murder innocent puppies? Justin Smith with Psychologist Michael Carr Gregg on the issue.
Dropping weight through diet fads is nothing new. Before the Paleo Diet there were many other fad diets that had us attempting to tone down. Have a listen to a few of the odd ones with Justin Smith and Daily Telegraph History Editor Troy Lennon.
Premier Mike Baird says people who think there's no chance of Sydney snatching Melbourne's Grand Prix are underestimating his state's ability to attract big events. Justin Smith with Ron Walker who says we have no hope of stealing the race.
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Teenagers turning jihadist, should we let them leave and kill themselves overseas or should we stop their travels in an attempt to help? Justin Smith speaks with Dr Greg Barton on recent teenagers that have surfaced overseas indoctrinated here.
The bubba yum yum diet, the latest offering of the man behind the paleo diet book Pete Evans, but there are warnings all parents should heed. Justin Smith on the warning from experts the Paleo diet for babies book could kill a child.
Justin Smith reveals an Australian teenager reportedly died in an Islamic State suicide attack in Iraq overnight had previously made plans to launch a string of attacks across Melbourne, including shopping centres, cafes, according to a blog by the 18-year-old.
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Mike Baird admits a Western Sydney "super park" he's promoting today, has been announced before. The Premier has taken his election-campaign bus to Doonside, a year after consultations began on the 200-hectare park.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has defended claims that people living in remote indigenous communities have made "lifestyle choices". Justin Smith with Mal Brough who says the words used to describe indigenous living conditions is not the issue and the Prime Minister has nothing to apologise for.
The Premier is using a visit to the Blue Mountains to announce support for the Arts, while joking he's less enthusiastic about the art targeting his campaign bus. Justin Smith on a few things voters would like to add on the side of that bus.
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Mark Latham has become even more outspoken since leaving the confines of a political party. It comes at a cost, with many not liking what he has to say. Justin Smith speaks with him on one columnist today who clearly not a Latham fan.
Sydney's Indian community says it is providing all the help it can to the family of a woman who was brutally murdered in a park at Westmead. Doctor Yadu Singh from the Indian Australian Association tells Justin Smith something must be done.
Ice addiction will send the crime rates across Sydney soaring, increasing offences such as break-and-enter and mail theft. Justin Smith on the rising problem sweeping our suburbs as the ice epidemic reaches into suburban homes.
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SBS decided not to broadcast an anti same-sex marriage ad during its telecast of the 37th Sydney Mardi Gras on Sunday, and have come under fire for the move. Justin Smith on the claim same-sex marriage deprives children of a mother or father.
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Julie Bishop has confirmed a ten day delay in the possible executions of the Bali 9 ringleaders, with a legal avenue still open. She tells Justin Smith she remains positive about the chances of Chan & Sukamaran avoiding the death penalty in Indonesia.
Bob Carr has a plan. He believes Australia should form a pact with other countries to tackle drug trafficking into Indonesia in exchange for Chan & Sukumaran. He outlines the idea to Justin Smith, as time runs out for the duo facing a firing squad.
Premier Mike Baird has announced the appointment of a dedicated Domestic Violence Minister. Justin Smith speaks with Minister for Women Pru Goward would take on the role if the Coalition is re-elected at the upcoming election.
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Your are an inch from death fooling around at the doors of suburban trains. It is a warning being expressed to commuters from Sydney Trains CEO Howard Collins with Justin Smith, who highlights the complacency of some transport users.
Author Tara Moss has divulged the story she "kept locked up" for 20 years. Speaking with Justin Smith, the gifted writer describes why she is now opening up on being sexually assaulted by a person giving her a ride home from an acting class.
Deputy Premier Troy Grant says compulsory "chemical castration" should be considered for child sex offenders but there's work to be done on the issue first. Mr Grant has told Justin Smith a task force is looking at a number of ideas.
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Roads Minister Duncan Gay says Sydney's Parramatta Road has to be fixed because it's killing communities through the inner west. Mr Gay has taken a road tour with Justin Smith, promoting the government's plan for the West Connex motorway.
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Christian Democrat candidates have made some contentious claims ahead of the March 28 state election. Justin Smith with Adrian Van Der Byl who claims sodomy decriminalisation was to blame for the plan to sell electricity poles and wires.
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The lack of refreshing air conditioning in schools is adversely affecting education & leading to a disruptive classroom. Justin Smith & Professor Michael Nagel discuss the promise by Treasurer Andrew Constance to have all schools air conditioned.
Boxing Day was traditionally a day of cricket, mild stomach cramps, leftovers in the fridge and an afternoon nap. Justin Smith reveals how every shop will be allowed to trade if state Liberals are re-elected. What would you prefer, shopping or leftovers?
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Ten people have been rushed to NSW emergency rooms with mushroom poisoning already this month, prompting a government warning for people to avoid eating wild mushrooms altogether. Justin Smith on the dangers of picking your own.
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Are the AFP just lazy for not investigating election fraud? Clive Palmer thinks so after 8,000 people admitted voting more than twice, and nothing has been done. He tells Justin Smith he won by only 53 votes, and claims the system is corrupt.
Holy intervention will deliver the balance of power in NSW to the right Reverend Fred Nile after the next election if polling is correct. Justin Smith speaks with him about poles and wires, and where his position will sit in the upper house.
A Government-commissioned report has found welfare payments need to be streamlined from the current 20, down to 5. It also calls for changes to the disability pension, and dole payments. Justin Smith with the changes ahead for welfare.
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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has defended plans to return asylum-seeker children to a Nauru detention centre despite sexual abuse allegations. Justin Smith & Liberal MP Craig Laundy on his partyroom push to get children out of detention.
Head of the Human Rights Commission clashed with Government Senators, amid heated scenes on an asylum seeker report. Justin Smith with former Commissioner Graeme Innes who feels slighted after calls for Gillian Triggs resignation.
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Can the Bali 9 ringleaders escape the firing squad? Barrister for Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan reveals an appeal on a verdict today has been accepted. Barrister Michael O’Connell tells Justin Smith it will take 14 days to hear.
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Michael Palin is back in Sydney and speaks with Justin Smith about those early Monty Python days, and Justin’s coconuts. Even after decades of fans watching the movies, he says they can still recite lines and find humor in the minor details.
Justin Smith speaks with Greens Leader Christine Milne who gives her views on the terrorism recommendations from the PM. Tony Abbott has flagged a tougher stance on hate preaching and warned Australian citizenships could be revoked.
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A New Approach for NSW? Is this a slogan that makes you want to vote for the Labor Party at the March election? Robyn who works for an advertising agency tells Justin Smith what she would say, and how she can help the Labor Party.
Justin Smith with John Watson, a resident at Kinka Beach, seventeen kilometres south of Yeppoon after the cyclone had passed.
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NSW Labor has unveiled what they call a modest plan to raise an extra $10b to be spent on roads, rail and hospitals. Opposition Leader Luke Foley with Justin Smith insists Labor's plan doesn't rely on voters having to support a risky asset lease.
The way we did thing before has to change. We need a re-think. Police need appropriate resources, and in our courts need to be armed. Justin Smith with Scott Weber on a major operation at Downer Centre Court that could have turned ugly.
Dick Smith can say I told you so, but he won’t rub it in our faces. The Hepatitis A scare as a result of imported foods was going to happen he says, due to lower food regulations overseas. Justin Smith speaks with him about relying less on China.
Terry Hicks defends the content of David Hicks’ self-incriminating letters as the work of a silly young braggard. He refuses to listen to a statement read out by Justin Smith from the former Prime Minister John Howard, calling him a liar.
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Premier Mike Baird has tied a growing list of spending announcements to the partial privatisation of the state’s electricity distribution. Some of Sydney's most congested roads will be upgraded by the NSW government if it wins next month's election.
The parents of a Sydney terrorist-suspect have passionately protested their son's innocence, claiming he was arrested because he is Muslim. Justin Smith speaks with Dominica Biscotto, mother of Sulayman Khalid, who is denying her sons charges.
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Jakarta Post columnist Pierre Martinhus tells Justin Smith why he thinks Australia needs to shut up about the impending death of the Bali 9 ringleaders. He questions our treatment of asylum seekers and says we should let Indonesia get on with the job.
Consumers who have eaten berries at the centre of a Hepatitis A scare should ignore advice to throw the frozen fruit out and keep the product in case they need to make a claim, lawyers are saying.
Justin Smith speaks with Julie Clayton, Principal Lawyer with Slater and Gordon on any class action that could be taken against the food company Patties.
The State Government has ruled out suspending greyhound racing until an investigation is undertaken into allegations of live-baiting
Frozen raspberries are the latest product to be recalled in an ongoing food contamination scare. Justin Smith speaks with the company behind the Hepatitis A scare Steven Chaur who says there is no proven link to his products.
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Phillip Ruddock says Tony Abbott raised no concerns on his performance before dumping the veteran MP in a move that triggered a backlash from Liberal MPs. He talks to Justin Smith. Is he a scapegoat for Liberal leadership instability.
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Artist Ben Quilty reflects with Justin Smith on his last moments with Bali Nine drug trafficker Myuran Sukumaran in Bali. He says he is now resigned to the fact his friend will be marched into a jungle clearing on an Indonesian island and shot.
Pauline Hanson has missed out by the skin of her teeth at a shot on becoming an MP in the Queensland parliament. Losing by only just over a hundred votes, Justin Smith is the one that tells her she has not been granted a recount into those votes.
Labor remains firmly against the Abbott government's tough budget measures, despite new predictions the nation's debt could reach one-trillion dollars within decades. Justin Smith with Chief Economist Clifford Bennett on the bleak fiscal forecast.
Student protesters have accused police of using pepper spray on them outside a Sydney building where Education Minister Christopher Pyne was speaking. Justin Smith speaks with Chloe Smith who says one of the protestors was a blind girl.
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'Monstrous extremism' Prime Minister Tony Abbott labelled a chilling video allegedly showing one of the arrested Fairfield men kneeling before an Islamic State flag and promising bloodshed. Justin Smith on the two accused of planning a local attack.
Islamic Leader Dr Mohammed Al Salami on the horror that may have played out and why the local community is angered over that possibility had the AFP not stepped in.
Justin Smith and an incredibly open interview with Tanya Plibersek. She opened up on her brother’s death & her husband's drug addiction in parliament as she explained her "particular view on remorse and regret" when it came to the death sentence.
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It's been revealed the general manager of Canterbury Council Jim Montague has spent $50,000 of ratepayers money on lunches over the past four years. Liberal Councillor Michael Hawatt reveals to Justin Smith how the expensive splashouts were discovered.
We live in incredible times. Justin Smith looks at the attacks in Paris and the big ‘up yours’ the French have given to terrorists. Can we really keep track of terrorists? How has the siege in Sydney and other attacks affected you?
Jamil Hopoate has been jailed for at least one year over the drunken, brutal and unprovoked attack of a man outside a Sydney pub. A shaken Leonie Ryan reveals to Justin Smith how father John lashed out at the media.
How close have you ever come to being struck by lightning? 2UE listener Mark sent in his video of the recent storms across Sydney. The lightning strike came as he filmed in the front yard.
Will you be spending a little less this Christmas? The R word is being used by economists about the current state of play with the economy. Justin Smith looks at the year ahead and whether we are in for troubled times.
2UE and the entire Fairfax Radio Network will be broadcasting the funeral service for Phillip Hughes on Wednesday afternoon from 1:30pm until 3:30pm. Justin Smith will host the programme with Tim Lane from the SCG.
Whatever happened to manners? A shocked Richard Cantor tells Justin Smith how he and his wife witnessed two drunk girls urinating in the Forestville RSL memorial garden after getting off a local party bus.
Justin Smith reveals over 200 revellers were charged with drug-related incidents and one man is lucky to be alive, after a high-visibility police operation at during a music festival at Sydney Olympic Park over the weekend.
Numb! That's how former test player Greg Matthews says he feels, and we have lost a brother. Justin Smith on the tragic Phil Hughes accident, the others playing in the same game and heavy burden they must carry.
Cricketer Phillip Hughes has died in a Sydney hospital two days after being hit by a bouncer. Cricket Australia confirmed the former Test batsman had died in St Vincents Hospital. Leave your tribute for the family here.
Children as young as 12 are becoming addicted to crystal methamphetamines. What has happened to society when so many are families are destroyed by drugs? Justin Smith on the scourge of society, the infiltration of illegal drugs.
Queen Elizabeth II has reigned over us since the early 50’s becoming Britain's longest serving monarch. Is it time she conceded power to Charles? Monarchist Philip Benwell tells Justin Smith, the queen will not abdicate the throne.
Premier Mike Baird says there's no reason why NSW can't lead the world in developing a system for supplying medicinal cannabis. Justin Smith on the great political courage being shown by Mr Baird.
Should we make the switch to electronic voting? Would you trust the results? Justin Smith is told the prohibitive costs are what is holding us back from making the switch, but is voting online just a matter of time?
Medicinal Marijuana: A symposium is being held to discuss the use of medicinal cannabis and the Haslam family deserve huge acclaim. Justin Smith on the Premier making an appearance, with decision makers listening. More…
Power Bloc: Liberal Democrat Senator David Leyonhjelm says the door is open for Palmer United Senator Jackie Lambie to form a voting block with he and fellow Senator Bob Day, but nothing is set is stone. More…
Smart Hat: A new bicycle helmet concept has been raised at Mosman Council, but will it pave the way to insure and register cyclists? Justin Smith will discuss the idea and if there will be a backlash from cyclists. More...
Putin Apology: Tim Fisher has been touring Russia over recent weeks and thinks the way the PM treated Vladimir Putin by threatening to ‘shirt front’ the leader is all wrong. He tells Justin Smith how we should do it. More…
WWII: Murray & Eric Maxton flew together bombing Hitler’s war factories in the war. They’ve been told they would have to pay their own way to get to a lunch with the UK PM in honor of their bomber command. More…
Lest We Forget: Karen is the wife of a defence forces member. Angry at the dismal amount of pay rise on offer, she has angrily spoken out to Justin Smith on what the deal will mean for her family. Have Your Say…
Balibo 5 Justice: A stain on the national conscience Nick Xenophon calls the lack of investigation into the Balibo 5 deaths. Justin Smith speaks with the Senator about the questions to be asked and justice to be served. More…
No Answers Justin Smith speaks with Paul Stewart, Former singer of Painters & Dockers about his brother Tony was one of the Balibo 5, and John Milkins, whose father was Channel 7 cameraman Gary Cunningham.
Like or Lump It: Jacqui Lambie lays down the law to Clive Palmer, he has till Remembrance Day. Justin Smith with the PUP Senator. She wants a better deal for our troops and vets, and she won’t take no for an answer. More…
Name Change: Should we change the name of Sydney suburb Blacktown to Whitlam City in honour of former PM Gough? Justin Smith reveals how Labor hate the idea, but it is the Liberals that love it. Have Your Say…
Spelling Bee: Premier’s Spelling Bee champion, 11 year-old Will Stamp tells Justin Smith why it is cool to be smart, well sort of. His School Principal Greg Jones however refuses to spell Will’s winning word. More…
Remembrance Day: Veterans have been called on to hijack Remembrance Day by Jacqui Lambie, but is she for real? Justin Smith on the strange logic with Rear Admiral Ken Doolan, National President of the RSL. More…
Dignity: As Baby Boomers age, the generation that fought for so much change is fighting for the right to die with dignity. Justin Smith with Sarah Edelman of Dying with Dignity on the terminal illness option. More…
Anzac Legend: The legend of the Anzacs began 100 years ago as everyday men from the bush and the cities head off to fight in WWI. Justin Smith with Peter FitzSimons discuss the era and his new book Gallipoli. More…
Day Off: Do we deserve a national public holiday for the Melbourne Cup? It is the race that stops the nation, so should we have the whole day to take in the race, or would that change the office celebrations we enjoy? More…
Farcical Situation: Justin Smith on double standards and red tape of the debt recovery department. They say on the website they don’t send emails asking for fines to be paid, but caller Lesley tells otherwise. More...
Senator Nova Peris rejects accusations she used taxpayer funds to facilitate an affair. Justin Smith discusses claims of explicit emails with Warren Mundine.
Shooting: The brother of a man shot by Sydney police at Ingleburn denies reports it was a result of a domestic disturbance. Matt Betteridge tells Justin Smith his brother Andrew is suffering from a mental illness. More…
The lift in fuel excise can be introduced without needing to pass the Senate. Justin Smith explains how the measure stinks, adding a so-called 40 cents a week to the fuel costs of most motorists.
Cocaine Tests: Roadside testing is closer to detect drivers using cocaine. It comes at a time when the use of cocaine has doubled, and Justin Smith reveals, so too has heart disease in the younger generation. More…
The father of a Sydney girl who was staying with a stranger after running away from her North Bondi home, has described the moment they were reunited this morning.
Protest: Justin Smith speaks with one of 3 men that have been criticised for staging a protest about the burqa at Parliament House in Canberra, with one dressed as a member of the Ku Klux Klan. More...
Safe Seat: Labor leader John Robertson has stepped in to ensure Jodi Mackay will be the Labor Party's candidate for the seat of Strathfield. Justin Smith speaks with her about changing her mind on politics. More…
Accidents: There have been 3 major truck accidents over the past week in Dee Why, Wetherill Park & Penrith. Are truck drivers becoming complacent? Justin Smith with Jodi Broadbent of the Trucking Association. More…
Green Grinch: A Greens Councillor wants to stop a Christmas party because non-Chritian people find the word Christmas offensive. Justin Smith speaks with Rabbi Eli Feldman, not offended at all over the word. More…
Investigation Dropped: The AFP has abandoned a war crimes investigation into the killing of the Balibo 5. Justin Smith with Shirley Shackelton the widow of Greg, one of the 5, on why the investigation was dropped. More…
Ebola Help: Oxfam Australia is calling on the government to send troops into the west-African regions hardest hit by Ebola. Time for us to lend a hand? Justin Smith on the outbreak that has the attention of the world. More…
Homework: Children as young as 4 are getting homework at pre-school to prepare themselves for kindergarten. Do children really need the pressure of having homework? Justin Smith on how young is too young. More…
Fight for Baghdad: ISIS has targeted the Iraqi capital Baghdad with devastating car bombs and mortar attacks. Justin Smith on the battle for Baghdad with Peter Jennings of the Strategic Policy Institute. More…
Fishy: Greenpeace is launching a campaign for more accurate labelling of seafood. Justin Smith on claims current regulations allow for misleading information about the origin and type of fish. More...
Ebola: Prime Minister Tony Abbott says he's "very reluctant" to send medical teams to tackle the Ebola virus. Justin Smith looks at the growing Ebola crisis. Can I become an airborne disease? More…
One Year On: Justin Smith went mobile into the Blue Mountains for his program to remember the fires that ravaged the region. He speaks with David Hammon of Scenic World whilst riding the . More…
Losing Everything: The Negrone family lost everything in bush fires that wreaked havoc in the Blue Mountains a year ago. Justin speaks with Bill & Jo of Yellow Rock on the devastation & regeneration in the area. More…
Justin Smith with Vietnam Vet Ben Morris who has revealed the horrors of war and his claims his commander said he should have planted weapons on the bodies of civilian ambush victims.
At Risk: Has a Cairns woman suspected of having been infected with the deadly Ebola virus put the nation at risk? Bob Katter has been outspoken on the matter and tells Justin Smith of his fears. Hear More…
Brekky Central: Adam Boland was the wunderkind behind the success of Sunrise on Seven. Now, he is causing a stir after releasing a memoir that reveals the behind the scenes gossip on his time at the helm.
Tinderbox: A woman who claimed to have been raped after meeting a man via a dating app has withdrawn her statement. Justin Smith with Karen Willis of the Rape Crisis Centre on the retracted claims.
A new study has revealed that most cyclists say they do break the law, but it is in order to stay safe on the road. Justin Smith questions the safety risk factor and if the behaviour needs fixing.
The Opal Card will work wonders for commuters taking Sydney transport. But, is it to blame for a downturn in donations to charities? Justin Smith with the staggering amount the Salvos are losing.