2UEAfternoons: Recent Episodes
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40,000 parents are conscientious objectors to childhood vaccinations, what can be done? Angela Catterns speaks with Jo Briskey, Executive Director of The Parenthood, a parent advocacy not-for-profit group. Do you not believe in vaccination?
Sydney's homeless will have their feet washed by Reverend Bill Crews, just as Jesus washed the feet of his disciples at Easter. The man who strives to help the poor, marginalized and oppressed, speaks with Angela Catterns on the Easter meaning.
Corporate giants are coming out in support of same-sex marriage as part of a letter-writing campaign to increase pressure on the Federal Parliament. Angela Catterns discusses if it is time for politicians to bite the bullet and get it done with.
Mutineers is the 10th studio release by David Gray who shot up the music charts 15 years ago with Babylon. Angela Catterns speaks with him about this new and exquisite release that is set to win fans all over again for the singer/songwriter.
Jamie Oliver has highlighted the great work Stephanie Alexander is doing with her Kitchen Garden Foundation which teaches kids about cooking and gardening in primary school. Angela Catterns asks her, what’s the foundation all about?
Have we stopped celebrating the ANZAC legend properly and just turned it into a cash cow? Has it become a story of legend, or a story that money makers are starting to exploit? Angela Catterns on turning the Anzac story into a cash cow.
A look back on the issues and news that lead our talkback through the week and discussed around the water cooler at work. Angela Catterns with a detailed look at the biggest events. This week with Lyn MacIver and Michael Koziol.
How safe are the weedkillers in your shed? The World Health Organisation has found that some commercial weedkillers contain Glyphosate, an ingredient that probably causes cancer. Angela Catterns with what you need to know about your weedkiller.
We're always talking about the obesity epidemic and how our kids don’t play outdoors anymore, now it appears Centennial Park is making it even harder. Angela Catterns on concerns over the huge leap in fees for hiring sports grounds.
Ruby Wax is back in Sydney with her new comedy show Sane New World at the Seymour Centre. Angela Catterns speaks with the comedian about her masters degree in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, and stage show based on mindfulness.
Ever received a call from a pollster? What’s your excuse to get off the phone when a pollster or a telemarketer calls? Angela Catterns with former pollster Patrick Begley on what the polls fail to tell you about everyday Australians and voting intentions.
Shopping with an app can tell you where your food is coming from, but would it hold up other shoppers? Would you use an app that breaks down what the info on food labels actually means? Angela Catterns on why one retail expert doubts it.
The Aurora Australis has put on a huge and rare light show over recent nights with rich fluorescent colours spilling across our skies. Angela Catterns with astronomer Dr Allan Duffy on the large solar flare and explosion behind the event.
Vice-chancellor of University of Canberra Prof. Stephen Parker is a lone voice arguing against university fee deregulation. Why is he so against the government education reforms? He tells Angela Catterns it is ideology in search of a problem.
The man accused of stabbing Sydney man Morgan Huxley more than 20 times for no reason has been found guilty of his murder. Leonie Ryan with Angela Catterns on evidence given to the jury, taking just 3 hours to find Daniel Jack Kelsall guilty.
Listen to the incredible story of an Ice addict who stepped away from the drug and now wants to educate other on the dangers. Angela Catterns with Paul Munro on how easy it is to become an addict, how it affected him, and how he turned his life around.
What do you make of the higher education reforms? Should our children really have to pay more for their education? Angela Catterns with Press Gallery Veteran Paul Bongiorno about what really is going on with Education Minister Christopher Pyne.
Upgrades to a 36-kilometre stretch of the M4 in western Sydney will speed peak-hour travel times by 15 minutes. Angela Catterns follows up with Dennis Cliché of WestConnex on a caller’s concerns it will be a disaster if the project goes ahead.
Calls to ban boxing yet again following on from the tragic death of 23-year-old boxer Brayd Smith. Angela Catterns asks Professor Peter Miller what physical impact does the brain cop during a boxing match? Can we really stop boys being boys?
Honesty and transparency historically are not associated with our politicians and public faith is at an all-time low. As we head into the NSW election, Angela Catterns asks if those making promises should be made to sign a politician’s pledge.
Developers say that Brighton-Le-Sands could become Sydney’s version of the French Riviera, is that realistic? Angela Catterns on whether the locals want a type of French Riviera. Would it see local property prices increase, or is it a developer’s ‘wet dream’.
One of Australia’s finest sporting commentators HG Nelson discusses with Angela Catterns Premier Mike Baird wanting to race F1 cars across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. What does he think of the idea?
The husband and brother of Prabha Arun Kumar, killed in Parramatta Park, tell of their anguish and plead for her attacker to come forward. Angela Catterns speaks with Arunesh Seth who organized the community walk for her family to show support.
What's the strangest thing you've found in your food? Angela Catterns speaks with Jarred Smith who found a 2m snake in his cereal box. He reveals how he discovered the snake, initially thinking it was an odd door stopper his mum had bought.
It's important to praise children, but do we need to keep a sense of perspective. Angela Catterns & Child Psychologist Sally Anne McCormack on too much praise, making kids feel superior to others, may be cultivating a narcissist.
It's been revealed Bali 9 ringleader Andrew Chan is engaged, as he prepares to front the firing squad in Indonesia. Is time running out for the pair on death row? Angela Catterns on whether we should still be holding out hope for a miracle.
Flight MH370 disappeared with 239 people, including six Australians on board while flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8 last year. Angela Catterns on some of the plausible and absurd theories placed forward on the plight of MH370.
There have been tears and outrage from the families of those killed in the Quakers Hill Nursing Home fire with a Sydney Coroner recommending improved safety features and staff checks. Angela Catterns on the emotional scenes today.
Harrison Ford is lucky to be alive after his vintage plane lost power, clipped a tree and crash-landed on a Los Angeles golf course. It appears that a mix of luck, and Ford's skill as a pilot, prevented the plane hitting homes and golfers.
The bad boys of comedy, the Doug Anthony Allstars burst onto the national comedy scene in the Big Gig. They’re back together for an Australian tour and bring their usual mayhem to the stage. Angela Catterns with the ‘enfant’s terrible’.
A look back on the issues and news that lead our talkback through the week and discussed around the water cooler at work. Angela Catterns with a detailed look at the biggest events. This week with Senator Christine Milne & Mike Jeffreys.
He was our first winner of Australian Idol, and Guy Sebastian is set to make further history as our first ever Australian entrant at Eurovision. SBS Co-Host Julia Zamiro speaks with Angela Catterns about his song choices and how he was picked.
Intergenerational Report: Angela Catterns speaks with Professor John Dwyer of UNSW. He has a grand vision for the future of healthcare here in Australia. Will it revolutionise the way we run the healthcare system for an aging population.
Katie Noonan kicked off her first PledgeMusic campaign, making her new EP ‘Peace Is My Drug’ accessible via the fan engagement platform. Angela Catterns reveals that in less than 48 hours, her goal was reached and approaches 130%.
Ever lost your temper after discovering a council ranger booking your car? Council rangers to trial wearing video cameras on their work vests to record aggressive behaviour towards them. Angela Catterns on the progressive move.
RBA left the cash rate unchanged 2.25% after cutting it in February. Governor Glenn Stevens says the economy is growing below trend pace and the Australia dollar is still too high. He says it's appropriate to hold the cash rate steady for the time being.
Bali Nine ringleaders Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran could be transferred to a remote Indonesian island for execution within the next 48 hours. Angela Catterns with Jewel Topsfied in Indonesia on the steps ahead for the two men.
What are the big issues for you this state election? Is it transport? Is it hospitals? Is it the poles and wires lease? Angela Catterns with 2UE State Political Reporter Derek Peterson on his early predictions for the NSW state election campaign.
Senior Liberal ministers claim the leadership issue is "dead" as a new opinion poll shows a solid improvement in the Abbott Government's fortunes. Angela Catterns with Peter Hartcher of SMH on why the polls show it’s over for Tony Abbott.
A look back on the issues and news that lead our talkback through the week and discussed around the water cooler at work. Angela Catterns takes a detailed look at the biggest events in the news. This week with Tom Glasson and Nick Ralston.
We have seen it all before and the parallels between what is happening in the Liberal Party to that of the previous Labor government are uncanny. Angela Catterns with Political Chief Michael Pachi on the slow burn of leadership disintegration.
How does your local member of parliament stack up? Do you even know who you are voting for in the upcoming election? Angela Catterns reveals website Stand Up for Farmers where you can rate your local politician, but it’s not just for rural seats.
What design would you use to make it obvious you were buying product from Australian farms? Angela Catterns asks just how easy is it to change labelling and what design will be striking enough to look for on the supermarket shelves.
Why do political parties still take donations from tobacco companies? Surely enough is enough. Should political parties be banned taking donations from tobacco companies? Angela Catterns on whether it should extend to alcohol companies too.
Barrister, International Law Expert & signatory to a letter in support of HRC President Gillian Triggs Professor Ben Saul speaks with Angela Catterns. The government has attacked Gillian Triggs, calling her partisan and political in her role as HRC President.
Has alcohol had an impact on your family life? Australian of the Year Rosie Battie is launching a new report today on the impact alcohol has on families. Angela Catterns on the impact drinking has on family, friends and accepting when to stop.
Are Muslim leaders doing enough to preach Islam as a religion of peace? Terrorism Expert Dr Jones Clarke with Angela Catterns on how we can implement successful programs to divert vulnerable young people from becoming radicalised?
How is Australia Post going to survive now there are more players in the parcel delivery market? After 2UE broke the news eBay will deliver to Woolies and their servos, Angela Catterns looks at the future for Australia Post in this new era.
Australian Mint has turned 50 but in this increasingly cashless society are they printing less money? Angela Catterns with CEO Ross McDiarmid on the number of young people who are growing in strength to strength collecting coins.
Angela Catterns with Fairfax Chief Political Correspondent Mark Kenny on the new counter-terrorism measures announced by Tony Abbott.
There’s a push to get rid of the 2016 census. The controversial proposal to axe the census originated from the Bureau of Statistics rather than the government. Angela Catterns with Demographer Bernard Salt on the importance of regular data.
Boycott Bali and locals will suffer? Angela Catterns on why leaving the island off our holiday destination will not stop the Indonesian death squads. Has the PM gone too far in his criticism. How do we pressure Jakarta to save Myuran & Andrew.
Over a hundred Sydney of University students and staff are taking part in the 50th anniversary re-enactment of The Freedom Ride. Angela Catterns on the major milestone in the civil rights of Aboriginal people, led by Charles Perkins.
Angela Catterns speaks with President of Brain Injuries Association Australia’s Nick Rushworth who disagrees with the argument of ditching the bike helmet. Do you think that this whole no helmet debate is just stupid and dangerous?
Time to celebrate the Chinese new year and feast with friends. Where do you think the best Chinese food is in town? Angela Catterns is seeking out Sydney’s best. Can you find them in Chinatown, or do you need to head out into the suburbs?
Campervans are clogging up Sydney suburban streets as backpackers arrive for the summer months and hang out in local carparks and residential areas. Angela Catterns seeks out if there are any measures we can take to move them on.
Police believe a tattooed man found lying dead in the middle of a Sydney road was bashed before he was hit by a car. Angela Catterns speaks with Police Reporter Amelia Birnie on the background as police search for the man’s attackers.
What are some of the most ridiculous labels you’ve seen on products. How do they come about and is it time we had a serious think about the need for some them? Angela Catterns with Neil James of the Plain English Speaking Foundation.
Another turbulent week for the Prime Minister. Why did he dump Phillip Ruddock as government Whip on Friday? Can we expect backlash from the backbench? Angela Catterns with Michael Pachi on the latest captain’s call from Tony Abbott.
The World’s Biggest Ukulele Festival kicks off this weekend in the Blue Mountains with over 1,000 acts and up to 10,000 visitors. Angela Catterns chats with Steve ‘Hurricane’ Roberts about all things uke, and the legend of Tiny Tim too.
More than half a million of us are drinking dangerously and engaging in high-risk behaviour, but it is not our teenagers. Angela Catterns on the high levels of drinking by middle aged women, sipping away at 4 or more glasses of alcohol a day.
Eurovision Song Contest has just become a little bit more bizarre than usual with the news that Australia will compete in this year's final. Organisers have decided to let Australia compete in Austria as the contest celebrates its 60th anniversary.
Incarcerated with no future, and no idea when they will see freedom again. Angela Catterns with Dr David Isaacs after returning from the asylum seeker detention centre on Nauru, appalled by the awful conditions asylum seekers face on the island.
What really gets on your goat? What irritates you? Professor Julie Stout from Monash University School of Psychological Sciences reveals to Angela Catterns why we should take stock of ourselves when the smallest things begin to drive us mad.
Do you think the Prime Minister can limp along when 1/3 of his colleagues don’t think he’s up to it? Malcolm Turnbull do better as PM? Angela Catterns with former PM advisor Sean Kelly on Tony Abbott remaining PM, but for how long?
Pedal power to pollie power is behind a new push into politics. The Australian Cyclists Party is on track to take on the upcoming NSW election. Angela Cattterns speaks with Omar Khalifa on the party running 15 upper house candidates.
Would you buy an old Sydney monorail carriage? What would you do with it? Granny Flat, cubby house, or an oversized aquarium? Angela Catterns seeks out the response to the ad on Gumtree that is selling up to 22 monorail carriages.
Architect Frank Gehry has opened his famous $180m brown paper bag building at the UTS. The idea came from a 2009 visit to the old Dairy Farmers site in Ultimo. Angela Catterns on the thoughts of local architects to the unique treehouse design.
Would you prefer to see Malcolm Turnbull or Julie Bishop as PM? Angela Catterns speaks with SMH Political Editor Peter Harcher on how Tony Abbott’s speech at the Press Club showed he is incapable of reinvigorating his government.
Tony Abbott has formally announced he's scrapping his signature paid parental leave scheme during a crucial address, insisting he's listened to everyday Australians and his colleagues. He concedes childcare should be his government's focus.
We are behind the times when it comes to the medical use of marijuana according to Emeritus Professor David Penington. He discusses with Angela Catterns why there are calls for the drug to be legally approved for patients diagnosed by doctors.
Forget health and education, forget the national economy or cost of living. What matters now in winning elections is behaviour according to Tony Mitchelmore of Visibility research, who takes a look at the power of swinging voters.
A vigil was held for the two Aussies on death row in Bali. 'Please don't kill him' the cry from Myuran Sukumaran's grandmother as thousands gathered in Martin Place. Angela Catterns discusses what was a peaceful night of reflection.
All eyes will be on Tony Abbott and his speech to the National Press Club on Monday. If you were the PM’s speechwriter what advice would you give him? Angela Catters & former PM advisor & speechwriter Sean Kelly with some tips.
Dr Who is a huge global phenomenon with millions of fans following every move the time traveler makes. Angela Catterns gets to chat with the 5th Dr Who Peter Davison about his role on the series and his real life daughter marrying a Dr Who.
Tony Abbott has promised to light a fire under the states for national action on domestic violence. The prime minister says addressing domestic violence will be an urgent priority, but Angela Catterns reveals it is a re-hashed policy promise.
RPA Hospital are contacting women who admitted to a postnatal ward between August 2013 and January 2015 after a fault was detected in a refrigerator containing some vaccines. Angela Catterns on the concerns the vaccines were not effective.
Labor MP Anthony Albanese has praised the late former leader Tom Uren. Angela Catterns looks at the life of a man that will be most remembered as a protector of the working class and as a champion of equality. A service will be held next week.
Eugenie Bouchard had just wrapped up her victory at the Australian Open when her interviewer asked her to do something "unexpected". Angela Catterns on the request that has tongues wagging across the world. Would it happen to a male player?
Suzi Quatro has spent 5 decades in music. Infact she is rock and roll royalty. Angela Catterns speaks with her about an incredible career that began after being inspired by Elvis, and has gone on to sell 55 million records around the globe.
Would you love to spend the rest of your days on a cruise ship? What would retirement be like cruising the world? Angela Catterns on a luxury floating residence that has one customer very happy after paying $200,000 for 1st clash luxury.
Would you take a pill to ward of jet lag? Dr Nicholas Cermakian has developed a new pill that can trick the internal body clock. Angela Catterns on what is being called a miracle pill. Will it be helpful for a Monday morning back in the office.
Are your tweets being kept for prosperity? Angela Catterns discovers how the NSW State Library is currently monitoring millions of tweets before deciding which ones to store and add to history books. What do they look for when it comes to your tweets.
Key independent senator Nick Xenophon says GP's are furious about the government's plan to slash medicare rebates. The senator has told 2UE's Angela Catterns there are better ways to save money to fix the budget issues.
Do you think we have enough protection of freedom of speech? Angela Catterns asks Professor Dennis Altman of La Trobe University how we protect freedom of speech here in Australia? Do we need a Bill of Rights?
Mothers in NSW who miscarry a baby before 20 weeks pregnancy are now able to obtain a certificate of recognition for their loss. NSW Attorney-General Brad Hazzard says the certificates are not a legal document, but it's hoped they will help in some small way.
Life was wild in the 80’s and Sydney was the scene for parties, nights out and some incredible times. Justin Sheedy talks to Angela Catterns about his misspent youth all laid bare in his book Memoirs of a Go Go Dancer.
Today is the last sitting day of Federal Parliament, with claims of rising tensions between Julie Bishop & Tony Abbott. SMH Political Reporter looks at the year past and recent failures of the government with Angela Catterns.
Actor Bryan Brown has joined with other famous Aussies like George Gregan, Ita Buttrose & Margaret Pomeranz for the “We’re Better Than This” Campaign against locking up children in immigration detention centres.
The Church performed some of the most iconic Aussie songs, much loved still to this day. Frontman Steve Kilby chats with Angela Catterns life in rock & roll and why he has become an author with Something Quite Peculiar.
Have you been surprised by the reaction to Phillip Hughes’ death? Have you been affected by it, if so, why? Angela Catterns asks Dr David Ritchie simply why has this mass grieving for Phillip Hughes erupted?
What happened when One Direction & Five Seconds of Summer met at the Arias, did the universe collapse in on itself due to the screaming of teenage girls? Angela Catterns has all the juicy gossip with Richard Wilkins.
So many theories, so many varied parenting styles. It is a common misconception that different parenting styles can cause autism. Angela Catterns reveals why it is not entirely the case but it can make a difference.
The average driver wastes 106 days in a life looking for a park. The Annual Car Park Conference in Sydney tomorrow will look at technology to help the problem. Angela Catterns on the future for our cars and where we park.
Sydney will see a trial for pedestrian crossing lights to display a countdown, rather th the familiar green and red men. Angela Catterns asks if you ever seen them in other countries? Would the concept help with road safety here?
The annual pilgrimage of the year 12 students is on in earnest at the Gold Coast with already arrests made. Are this year’s schoolies behaving any worse than usual? Angela Catterns on the chaos and mayhem that is schoolies.
What recipes were handed down to you by your grandmother? Is there something you miss that your grandmother made? Angela Catterns with a stunning new cookbook that is simply titled, Nana No Hats with great nana recipes.
MPs Not Telling the Truth: First it was Julia Gillard being branded a liar, now Tony Abbott is receiving the same treatment. Angela Catterns asks, what hope is there if our politicians’ words are worth nothing? More…
Grumpy Old Women: Are you a grumpy old woman or man? What is it that really ticks you off as you get older? Angela Catterns with Geraldine Brophy, one of 3 grumpy old women performing at Sydney Opera House. More…
Mr Popularity: Why is the new Indian PM Narendra Modi so popular? Angela Catterns reveals he’ll be speaking to a huge Audience in Sydney, at the same stadium the Rolling Stones performed at. That's popular! More…
Jumpin Jack Flash: Michael 'Mick' Jagger's first cousin joined 101 family members to have tea with the Rolling Stones rock god before their blisterning gig in Sydney. Angela Catterns catches up with his cousin Eva. More…
First Fleet: Rob Mundle tells Angela Catterns the extraordinary story of the 18th century convoy of 11 ships that came to a virtually unknown land on the opposite side of the world to establish a penal colony, and a nation. More.
Dangers of Drugs: Johnboy Davidson, Founder of Enlighten Harm Reduction, an organisation dedicated to informing drug users of what different chemicals are in their drugs using various scientific tests. More…
Road Rules: 1 in 3 motorists admit to speeding, so is it the biggest evil on the road or should we be more concerned about fatigue and distractions like mobile phones? Angela Catterns on why we have the need for speed. More…
Recipe To Riches: Russell Howcroft is a marketing guru that we came to love on Gruen Transfer. Angela Catterns chats about the new series of the Channel 10 show where simple home recipes could earn you riches. More...
Overseas Travel: How old were you when you first travelled overseas? Where did you go? Angela Catterns on figure that show Aussies are going overseas younger and more often than their parents. More…
Spiders & Snakes: Angela Catterns reveals the story of MV Krait, the humble fishing trawler that led a double life during World War II. Hear how this tiny vessel brought down 7 Japanese war ships. Hear More…
Dance of Passion: Brazouka is a mystical dance story from the streets of Brazil. Pamela Stevenson-Connolly is bringing the passion of Brazouka to the Sydney stage tells Angela Catterns of her dance passions. More...
Love Schnitzel: Angela Catterns chats with Frank Ribosa, owner of The Schnitzel Kitchen in Concord. It’s the restaurant where you can order whatever you want on the menu, as long as it’s schnitzel! Hear More…
Ridgy Didge: We know him as Ridge after spending 25 years on the Bold & the Beautiful. Angela Catterns gets the behind the scenes gossip and chats to the world-known star about his career in the spotlight. More…
UberX: Has the new UberX service shown the way of the future for getting to and from destinations? Angela Catterns with Michael Jools of the Taxi Driver Association with concerns UberX is undercutting them. More…
Snap Shot: Seven in a row. Former PMs and the current PM stood together at the Gough Whitlam Memorial for all of a minute, but Dan Himbrechts got the shot. Angela Catterns discusses with him that photo. More…
Homeless: Have we forgotten those who gave us our freedom? Angela Catterns looks at how big an issue homelessness is with our veterans. Geoff Evans a Vietnam veteran with the sobering statistics. Hear More...
News Forum: The pace of the week was fast and furious with so many stories developing. Angela Catterns looks back on the busy week with former Premier Kristina Keneally and Sean Nicholls of SMH. Hear More…
Recycling: Randwick Council introducing separate food scraps collection, what food can you recycle? Do you already separate food scraps? Angela Catterns on recycling waste, once an idea for hippies, now an everyday duty. More…
Homeless: Angela Catterns talks to Grandfather of Michelle Levy, David Levy, who wrote a letter to the SMH saying when out looking for Michelle was astonished by the number of homeless people he encountered. More…
Awards: The Australians in film awards draws together film makers and actors to recognize those in the tough movie industry and those who help others. Donna Demaio from the event with Angela Catterns. More…
Fine Butt Tossers: Does it bug you when people throw away their cigarette butts? Do you ever stop someone and tell them off? Angela Catterns on the best solutions for smokers to dispose of their rubbish. More…
Garage Sale Bargains: Have you ever found a real bargain at a local garage sale? Are you a garage sale fan? Angela Catterns catches up with great mate Wendy Harmer the national ambassador for Garage Sale Trail.
Blue Poles: Remember the outcry when Gough Whitlam purchased the Jackson Pollack piece Blue Poles for the National Gallery? Angela Catterns reflects on the piece and its new worth following Gough’s death. More…
Show Tunes: How would you like to sing at the Sydney Opera House? It’s a dream come true for many. Angela Catterns on a new initiative to teach people to sing being held monthly at the Opera House. Find More…
Mars Comet: It is a once in a lifetime experience, as the world turns its eyes to Mars. Comet Siding Springs has made a close-by pass of the red planet. Angela Catterns with Astronomer Fred Watson on the event. More…
Ol Blue Eyes is Back: Close your eyes and you’d sweart Frank Sinatra is on stage. There’s no better than Tom Burlinson when it comes to renewing the music of Sinatra. Angela Catterns on his new Sydney stage shows. More…
Haggling: Have you haggled over something in a shop before? Where do you think it’s appropriate? Angela Catterns on the hunt for a bargain while shopping, and where it is appropriate to haggle the price down. More…
Road Deaths: Angela Catterns looks at calls for the P-plater age to be raised and a night-time curfew and passenger restrictions to be enforced on new drivers as safety measures to reduce NSW road fatalities. More…
Changing Roles: Family Feud is under fire for asking the question What is a woman’s job. The answers horrified Angela Catterns. Have a listen to the answers and why we still haven’t moved beyond the stereotypes. More…
Remembering the Past: Are we too eager to rip apart our architectural past just to build something modern? Angela Catterns talks to Dail Miller who is campaigning against the demolishing of Windsor Bridge. More…
Former Sunrise executive Adam Boland has written a book about his time at the Seven Network. Angela Catterns speaks with Louise Adler to discuss the tell all book and kerfuffle around it.
Celebrations Continue: Angela Catterns catches up with Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore who is handing the keys to the city to the Rabbitohs. Celebrations continue for the NRL heroes. Hear More…
Genia McCaffrey, former North Sydney Mayor has warned her former colleagues councils need to suck it up and amalgamate. Angela Catterns on the cost cutting for Sydney ratepayers.