2GB Highlights Podcast
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Brian Wilshire Highlights: May 23
Listen to the highlights from the Brian Wilshire show: May 23
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2GB's Media Watch, Mon 20th
Australian journalist, newspaper columnist, radio commentator, blogger and television host Andrew Bolt along with Steve Price, take a weekly look at the Australian Media and the people making news, Monday 20th.
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Foxtel Business Tips - Management & Staff
How does a TV in a room benefit your business exactly? Glad you asked.Of course Foxtel isn't just a TV in a room, it's a universe of info and entertainment. Whether you've got customers waiting to be served, clients in reception, guests kicking back in a hotel room, patrons enjoying a cold beer, or staff who need to be in the know, adding Foxtel is a simple way to motivate your people, delight your customers and give your business the edge that makes them keep coming back.Getting plugged in...
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Foxtel Business Tips - Information = Success
How does a TV in a room benefit your business exactly? Glad you asked.Of course Foxtel isn't just a TV in a room, it's a universe of info and entertainment. Whether you've got customers waiting to be served, clients in reception, guests kicking back in a hotel room, patrons enjoying a cold beer, or staff who need to be in the know, adding Foxtel is a simple way to motivate your people, delight your customers and give your business the edge that makes them keep coming back.Getting plugged in...
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Abbott; Take a tip from Nigel Farage
Michael McLaren speaks with James Delingpole, journalist and author of Killing the Earth to Save It, who says Tony Abbott must be a true Conservative and take a hint from Nigel Farage.
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Analysis of Australia's Economic Position
Michael McLaren speaks with Henry Ergas, Economist and contributor to The Australian, who analyses our current economic situation.
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Gay Marriage
Michael McLaren speaks with Jai Martinkovits, Executive Director of CANdo, who says the issue of gay marriage should be put to a vote of the people.
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The United States is 'toast'
Brian Wilshire speaks with Lord Christopher Monckton about America's financial crisis; the U.S. is toast.
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Green Interference in Bushfire Management
Michael McLaren speaks with Roger Underwood, retired forester and chairman of The Bushfire Front, whodiscusses how"big green"are hampering our ability to deal with bushfires.
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Vote Fraud: Part 2
Michael McLaren speaks with Professor David Flint and Dr. Amy McGrath whocontinue the discussonabout the history of electoral fraud in Australia.
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Privatising the ABC
Michael McLaren speaks with Tom Switzer, editor of Spectator Australia, about privatising the ABC
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The Left's Long March Through The Institutions
Michael McLaren speaks with author Dr. Lucy Sullivan about the Left's Long March Through the Institutions
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Ray Hadley Full Show: May 9
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for May 9
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The Supershow, May 7th
Steve Price is joined by super expert Peter Switzer, Listen to the full show May 7th.
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Sustainability
Brian Wilshire warns about sustainability.
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Foreign Aid
Brian Wilshire argues foreign aid should be in Australian produce and products rather than cash.
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Vote Fraud: Part 1
Michael McLaren speaks with Bruce Kirkpatrick from Australians for Honest Elections who discusses the history of electoral fraud in Australia.
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Federal Budget
Michael McLaren speaks with Alan Mitchell, Economics Editor with The Australian Financial Review, who discusses a range of challenges to funding Federal budget promises.
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The importance of the coal industry to our economy
Michael McLaren speaks with Sinclair Davidson, Professor of Institutional Economics at RMIT University, who responds to David Ritter of Greenpeace, laying outthe importance of the coal industry to our economy.
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Cancer
Brian Wilshire speaks with callers Dennis and Mike about cancer and alkalising the body.
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The Welfare State
Michael McLaren speaks with Benjamin Herscovitch, Policy Analyst at The Centre for Independent Studies, who discusses the dangerous growth of the welfare state.
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The nameless peril of Muslim terror
Michael McLaren speaks with Des Moore, Director of the Institute for Private Enterprise, about the media's reluctance to call Islamic terrorist attacks for what they are.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: April 25
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for April 25
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Legend of Simpson and his donkey
News.com.au Journalist Candice Sutton, whose grandfather was Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick's commanding officer, speaks to Ray about attempts to diminish the legend of Simpson and his donkey.
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'Coal Exports Killing Our Future'
Michael McLaren speaks with David Ritter, CEO of Greenpeace Australia Pacific, who calls for a halt in the growth in coal exports and civil disobedience to affect change.
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The Legacy of Margaret Thatcher
Michael McLaren speaks with Dr. Alastair Blanshard from the University of Sydney who discusses the funeral and legacy of Margaret Thatcher with an ancient historical perspective.
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Celebrating Thatcher's death?
Michael McLaren speaks with Dr. Lauren Rosewarne, senior lecturer in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne, who tries to justify the Left's jubilation at Margaret Thatcher's death.
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The Life of Margaret Thatcher
Michael McLaren speaks with Peter Hitchens, author and journalist with the Mail on Sunday, about the reaction by feminists to Margaret Thatcher's demise, as well asher triumphs and failures.
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"Sexist" attacks on Julia Gillard
Michael McLaren speaks with Professor Marilyn Lake from the University of Melbourne who sees sexism and ageism in the attacks on Julia Gillard.
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CCT Highlights: Round 5
Listen to the highlights from Round 5 of the Continuous Call Team.
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Agenda 21, Vote Fraud and the Republic
Michael McLaren speaks with Professor David Flint about Agenda 21, challenges to private property rights, vote fraud, citizen initiated referenda and the Republic issue.
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North Korea Crisis
Michael McLaren speaks with Dr. Keith Suter, Managing Director of the Global Directions Think Tank, about the North Korean crisis.
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Denise Hawton's disgust at the suspended sentence
Denise Hawton, the grandmother of Blake Smith who was bashed at a Windsor Pub last year by Joshua Thain, calls in to vent her disgust at the suspended sentence handed down
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Opposition Leader Tony Abbott
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott admits he may not repeal Labor’s proposed superannuation tax hikes, forecasts a job loss for Climate Change Commissioner Tim Flannery if the Coalition wins the election and speaks about the latest boat arrivals and the number of Federal public servants.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: April 3
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for April 3
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Ray Hadley Highlights: April 3
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, April 3
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The Environmentalism Front
Michael McLaren speaks with Julia Patrick, freelance writer, who discusses how environmentalism is a front used by the United Nations and the Fabiansto take away our private property rights.
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National Curriculum
Michael McLaren speaks with Dr. Kevin Donnelly, Director of the Education Standards Institute,who exposesthe ideological bias in the new national history curriculum.
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Fudging the Federal Budget Figures
Michael McLaren speaks with Terry McCrann, columnist with News Limited, about Labor fudging the budget figures, the potential changes to super and the crisis in the E.U.
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Labor's Class War
Michael McLaren speaks with Nick Cater, Online Opinion Editor at The Australian, who suggests Labor has become too smart by half.
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Forced Adoption Apology
Michael McLaren speaks with Bettina Arndt, psychologist and author, about the politically motivated approach to the national forced adoption apology.
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Turner Freeman Legal Help: March 28
Legal matters with Turner Freeman March 28.Have your legal questions answered here.
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Darren Paul Smith’s murder acquittal
2GB Court Reporter Gil Taylor explains the reasons for Darren Paul Smith’s murder acquittal.
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Ross Greenwood: ABS figures
Ross Greenwood, host of Money News, explains how ABS figures reveal people who have recently arrived in Australia are more likely to be living in dwellings which are severely crowded.
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Royal Easter Show
Chief Operating Officer of the Royal Easter Show Michael Collins responds to caller’s complaints about the cost of the Show.
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Safe driving ahead of the Easter Long weekend
NSW Assistant Commissioner John Hartley, Traffic Services and Highway Patrol Command, appeals for safe driving ahead of the Easter Long weekend and talks about other road safety issues.
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Shadow Immigration Minister Scott Morrison
Shadow Immigration Minister Scott Morrison discusses the number of boat arrivals exceeding estimates, the pressure on the budget and the number of lives lost at sea.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Mar 27
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for March 27
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Mar 27
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, March 27
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Halal Foods: Ahmed Kilani
Chris Smith chats with Ahmed Kilani from Halalonline.com about Halal food in Australia
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Glen Wheeler: The Addams Family
Glen Wheeler's full show from the production of The Addams Family, Saturday 23rd.
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Video: Western Sydney Wanderers
Western Sydney Wanderers hooligans intimidate families at Parramatta restaurant.
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Labor Leadership Debacle
Michael McLaren speaks with Miranda Devine, columnist with News Limited, about the Labor leadership debacle.
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Media Reforms
Michael McLaren speaks with Malcolm Colless, freelance writer and former News Limited journalist, about Stephen Conroy's failed media reforms.
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Sportingbet
Duncan McRae from Sportingbet and Darryl Brohman give this weekend’s odds
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Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan
Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan talks to Ray after being reinstated into the position following an internal investigation by the club over ASADA allegations.
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Introduction of new bikie laws
NSW Attorney-General Greg Smith talks about the abolition of the right to silence and the introduction of new bikie laws.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Mar 22
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for March 22
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Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott
Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott reflects on the Labor leadership spill
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The Great Money Debate
Brian Wilshire engages in a debate with caller Jim about the origins of money, debt and the economy.
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Organ Harvesting
Brian Wilshire speaks with David Kilgour, a former Canadian politican, who is in Australia campaigning on the issue of organ harvesting.
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Mar 21
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, March 21
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NSW Roads Minister Duncan Gay
NSW Roads Minister Duncan Gay talks about the response to delays caused by a diesel spill in the Harbour Tunnel.
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Dennis Shanahan, Political Editor
Dennis Shanahan, Political Editor of The Australian, comments on the Labor leadership.
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Superintendent Chris Keane
Superintendent Chris Keane from NSW Police Forensic Services Group discusses the role of DNA in investigations after the arrest of a man for sexual assaults allegedly committed in the 1980s
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Mar 20
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for March 20
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Mar 20
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, March 20
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NSW Health Minister Jillian Skinner
NSW Health Minister Jillian Skinner announces prostate biopsies should be available in Wagga Hospital after Easter, and responds to listeners’ problems with triple-zero.
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Mar 19
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, March 19
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CCT Highlights: Round 2
Listen to the highlights from Round 2 of the Continuous Call Team.
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Mar 18
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, March 18
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Mar 18
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for March 18
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Alan Jones Comments March 18th 2013
Well, when are we going to get serious about foreign ownership?I see ABC television news last week ran the story that Cubbie Station is preparing to harvest its first cotton crop, possibly close to 45,000 tonnes, under Chinese ownershipA great thing, the story suggestedNever mind that, as the Tax Office has conceded, foreign owners of Australian farms may be able to avoid paying tax in AustraliaNever mind that this iconic Australian station and its water rights are now majority-owned by...
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Fresh: Sunday, Mar 17
Good food, good wine and most importantly, good health. Celebrity chef Luke Mangan, joined by wine expert Peter Bourne, Sunday Telegraph restaurant reviewer Elizabeth Meryment, the editor of The Good Pub Food Guide, Keith Austin and nutritionist Susie Burrell.
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Life and Technology: Mar 16
Join Charlie Brown for your weekly technology update with 'Life and Technology'.
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Sunday Business: Sunday, Mar 17
Join Ross Greenwood, Australia's most respected financial commentator, for Sunday Business. Ross will speak with experts in the key fields that affect small business owners.
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Switzer: Sunday Business, Mar 17
Ross Greenwood is joined by Peter Switzer.
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The Travel Show: Mar 17
The Travel show with Glenn Wheeler.
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Weekend’s odds.
Duncan McRae from Sporting bet gives this weekend’s odds.
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Cyber Crime Operations
Commander Glen McEwen, Manager of Cyber Crime Operations for the Australian Federal Police, discusses the operation targeting online child predators.
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Shadow Immigration Minister Scott Morrison
Shadow Immigration Minister Scott Morrison talks about asylum seeker transfers to Manus Island being suspended.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Mar 15
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for March 15.
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Mar 14
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, March 14.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Mar 14
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for March 14.
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Country music singer Chris Young
Country music singer Chris Young performs live in the studio ahead of CMC Rocks the Hunter this weekend.
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Proposed Media Reforms
Shadow Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull talks about Stephen Conroy rushing his proposed media reforms through Cabinet and Labor caucus.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Mar 13
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for March 13.
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Autopsy Delay
Sam calls in about a 6-12 month delay in getting autopsy results following the death of his fiance
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Opposition Leader Tony Abbott
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott discusses personal attacks within Parliament, the Government’s proposed media regulations, and ASADA legislation.
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ASADA legislation
Shadow Attorney General Senator George Brandis talks about the proposed changes to the ASADA legislation
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Mar 13
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, March 13.
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Agenda 21 and the Fabian Society
Michael McLaren speaks with Dr. Amy McGrath, author of Wolves in sheep's clothing, about Agenda 21 and the influence of the Fabians on the world.
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Feminists forget their Muslim sisters
Michael McLaren speaks with Ida Lichter, author of Muslim Women Reformers: Inspiring VoicesAgainst Oppression,who explains how Western feminists are ignoring their sisters in Islamic countries.
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Brian Wilshire Highlights: March 7
Listen to the highlights from the Brian Wilshire show, March 7.
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Freedom of Speech
Michael McLaren speaks with News Limited columnist Miranda Devine about the challenges to freedom of speech through the prism of the Geert Wilders tour.
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Lord Christopher Monckton
Brian Wilshire speaks with Lord Christopher Monckton about climate change, world government and Agenda 21.
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Literacy a priority
Alan Jones speaks with Dr Anne Chalfant and Rev Bill Crews about literacy programs.
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The Rise of China
Michael McLaren speaks with Bruce Jacobs, Professor of Asian Languages and Studies at Monash University, about the rise of China.
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The Immoral Crusaders
Michael McLaren speaks with Rowan Dean, Associate Editor of The Spectator magazine, who argues thatthe left believe their opponents are bad, the right believe they are stupid.
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Police Investigation into alleged indecent assault.
Ray breaks a story about a police investigation into the alleged indecent assault of a woman at Macquarie University, next door to a large group of male asylum seekers.
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 22
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 22
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 22
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 22
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Smokey Robinson And Human Nature
Alan Jones talks to Smokey Robinson And Human Nature ahead of their opening night show in Las Vegas.
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Bundaberg Flood Recovery
Alan Jones talks to Mal Forman about the Bundaberg flood recovery.
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Climate change
Well, at last an acknowledgement of reality by this thoroughly discredited UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.I see Dr Rajendra Pachauri, the IPCC Chairman, is in Melbourne to deliver a lecture at Deakin University.And yesterday he conceded that global temperatures have not risen for 17 years and that there has been a record accumulation of ice in the Arctic this northern summer.He also encouraged open discussion about climate change, suggested no issue should be off-limits and...
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Former Labor Senator Graham Richardson
Former Labor senator Graham Richardson comments on the current state of the Labor Party
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David Elliott, NSW MP for Baulkham Hills
David Elliott, NSW MP for Baulkham Hills, comments on reports members of the Hells Angels are trying to recruit local teenagers to commit crimes.
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Stingray Creek Bridge Funding
Port Macquarie State MP Leslie Williams calls in to say she is seeking clarification on Government funding for Stingray Creek Bridge on the NSW Mid North Coast.
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Jillian Skinner on health funding
NSW Health Minister Jillian Skinner calls in to express her disappointment in the Federal Government’s decision to return health funding to QLD and VIC, but not NSW.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 21
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 21
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 21
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 21
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The OPSM future vision report
David Chalke – the OPSM future vision report.
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Seeking justice for the Vietnam War
Dot Angell + Peter Cosgrove – doctors and nurses from the Vietnam War seeking justice.
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Mary Morris on Wind Power
Mary Morris on Wind Power.
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Craig Thomson Affair
Well, the case against Craig Thomson continues.I see NSW police have seized documents from the Westin Hotel in Martin Place and a union-affiliated credit union.Search warrants relating to the seizure of the documents – which reportedly include CCTV footage recorded in 2005 - were issued on Tuesday.This is all part of NSW Police’s Strike Force Carnarvon and Victoria Police’s Operation Vespine investigations into Thomson.Amongst other things, Operation Vespine is investigating allegations...
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Brian Wilshire Highlights: February 21
Listen to the highlights from the Brian Wilshire show, February 21.
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Education
Brian Wilshire reveals how teachers have admitted culpability for dumbing down education.
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New procedures for water rescues
NSW Police Minister Mike Gallacher announces new procedures for water rescues after Ray raised the issue last year following a rockfishing death.
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 20
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 20
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 20
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 20
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Tim McGraw “Two Lanes of Freedom"
Country music superstar Tim McGraw talks to Ray about his career and new album “Two Lanes of Freedom”.
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Afghanistan war exhibit by Ben Quilty
Artist whose new Afghanistan war exhibit opens tonight.Ben Quilty speaks with Alan Jones.
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Nick Xenophon on Malaysia, milk, and whistleblower...
Nick Xenophon onMalaysia, milk, and whistleblower legislation.
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The problems of wind power
Ann Gardner discusses theproblems of wind power with Alan.
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The slush fund and the missing file
Well, the AWU slush fund scandal continues. I see Victorian detectives have informed the Federal Court that they intend to execute a search warrant at the Court's Sydney registry to retrieve a file relating to the case. This file reportedly contains several affidavits and evidence of corrupt payments by building companies to Julia Gillard's former boyfriend, former AWU official Bruce Wilson. As you know a large proportion of these allegedly fraudulent payments were paid into the AWU...
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 19
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 19
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 19
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 19
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 19
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 19
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Nick Xenophon's detention in Malaysia
Senator Nick Xenophon discusseshis detention in Malaysia on the weekend
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Coal seam gas changes
Drew Hutton from Lock the Gate – in response to the state government’s announcement on coal seam gas mining, Rod Besier– resident of Gloucester and Barry O'Farrell speak with Alan aboutcoal seam gas mining.
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Foreign ownership
Well, here we go again. I see Kuala Lumpur Kepong - one of Malaysia's largest palm oil plantation firms is quietly buying up farmland in Western Australia. The company, which already owns 26,000 hectares of land in Australia, reportedly wants to buy more land around Dandaragan about 160km north of Perth. According to a local real estate broker "they're looking at a lot more country in the area". Meanwhile, Australia's largest listed cropping group, PrimeAg Australia, is also on the verge of...
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Ray Warren speaks with Ray
Ray Warren discusses Ray’s attempts to impersonate him during Painaway commercials.
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Australian boxer Garth Wood
Australian boxer Garth Wood talks about his 9th round knock-out of Togasilimai Letoa to win the PABA light heavyweight title.
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Joe Hockey calls in
Federal Shadow Treasurer Joe Hockey calls in to discuss the polls, mining tax and general state of the Government
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'$1-billion local jobs' announcement
Shadow Minister for Industry Sophie Mirabella calls in to claim the Prime Minister’s ‘$1-billion local jobs’ announcement is simply a rehash of a Labor plan from 2011.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 18
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 18
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 18
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 18
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Outdoor and Fishing Show: Feb 16 & 18
Outdoor and Fishing Show with Gavin Pitchford and Michael Guest.
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Pay your mate back
Brett Lee – spokesman for the “Pay your mate back” campaign”.
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Tour Italy with Vince Sorenti
Vince Sorenti – leading a tour group to Italy later this year.
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Changes to green slips
Barry O’Farrell on changes to the green slip system.
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Growing Carbon Exposure
Michael McLaren speaks with Tim Wilson, Director of Climate Change Policy at the Institute of Public Affairs, who explains how the Federal Government sold us out at the Doha Climate talks.
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Tuberculosis in Villawood
Ray breaks the news a female staff member at Villawood Detention Centre has been diagnosed with a case of tuberculosis and is now in isolation in hospital. Ray also speaks withShadow Immigration Minister Scott Morrison comments on the case of tuberculosis in Villawood and detainee issues at the Manus Island processing centre.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 15
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 15
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 15
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 15
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Tim Priest: Drugs in sport
Tim Priest andhis take on drugs in sport.
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Terry McCrann on superannuation
Terry McCrann onthe federal government and superannuation
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The mining tax and government incompetence
Well, more Government lies exposed by no less than Martin Parkinson - the Government's own hand-picked Treasury Secretary Dr Parkinson appeared before Senate estimates yesterday And he made it clear that it is the design of the mining tax - the deal between Julia Gillard, BHP, Rio Tinto and Xstrata - which is responsible for the tax's failure to generate revenue In other words, it is not falling commodity prices, the high dollar or State royalties - the things identified by the Government -...
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Brian Wilshire Highlights: February 15
Listen to thehighlights from the Brian Wilshire showfrom February 15.
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The ramifications of drugs in sport
Phil Gould, General Manager of Penrith Panthers, previews a special program on Channel Nine tonight focusing on the ramifications of the ACC investigation into drugs in sport.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 14
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 14
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 14
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 14
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The state of Australian cricket
Rebecca Wilson discussesdrugs in sport and the state of Australian cricket.
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The Amatil building redevelopment
Sonia Fenton discusses the Amatil building redevelopment in the city.
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Tony Abbott speaks with Alan
Opposition leader Tony Abbott speaks with Alan Jones.
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Global warming hype
Well, what a mess I see Climate Change Minister Greg Combet has conceded that the Gillard Government may have to cut its carbon tax revenue forecasts as the international carbon price plunges The European emissions trading scheme carbon price fell to a record low - $2.65 a tonne - at the beginning of February It is now up a little at about $5 a tonne Australia's carbon tax morphs into an ETS in 2015 with our carbon price determined by the world market price (ie: the European price) And Greg...
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Brian Wilshire Highlights: February 14
Listen to the highlights from the Brian Wilshire show, February 14.
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Sydney's Homeless
Caller Mike gives Brian Wilshire an insight into the world of Sydney's homeless.
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Brian Wilshire Highlights: February 13
Listen to the highlights from the Brian Wilshire show, February 13.
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Andrew Clennell on the ICAC
Andrew Clennell, State Political Reporter for The Daily Telegraph, gives an update on the ICAC inquiry with Ian Macdonald appearing again.
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 13
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 13
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 13
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 13
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Dictionary of Phrase and Fable
Alan Jones is joined in the studio with Kel Richards to talks about his new book, Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. To purshase a copy visit The 2GB Shop.
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Berrima Businessman, Andrew Leimroth
Alan Jones talks to Andrew Leimroth a Berrima businessman whose firm is under threat.
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Customs, crime and justice
Well, 5 more people, including a Customs supervisor and a former baggage handler, were arrested over an alleged drug importation racket at Sydney Airport yesterday. Those arrests followed arrests of 2 Customs officers, a Quarantine employee and 5 others in December. Former public servant, Allan Kessing, could have predicted this years ago. He is the former security analyst who authored 2 reports highlighting security flaws at Sydney Airport. He was convicted in 2007 for allegedly leaking...
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Tony Abbott discusses Kevin Rudd
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott talks about Kevin Rudd positioning himself for another leadership challenge, and revenue from the mining and carbon taxes.
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 12
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 12
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Shadow Immigration Minister Scott Morrison
Shadow Immigration Minister Scott Morrison talks about the family of people smuggler Captain Emad remaining in Australia despite their permanent protection visas being cancelled.
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Andrew Clennell, State Political Reporter
Andrew Clennell, State Political Reporter for The Daily Telegraph, gives an update on the ICAC inquiry as Ian McDonald takes the stand.
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Coal Seam Gas Mining
Alan Jones talks to Drew Hutton about coal seam gas mining and the Maules Creek mine approval.
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State of Surf Lifesaving
Alan Jones talks to Craig Riddington about the state of surf lifesaving in Australia.
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Orpheus in the Underworld
Alan Jones talks to Todd Mckenney about his new role in “Orpheus in the Underworld” Buy Tickets: Opera Australia
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Coming clean on the slush fund scandal
Well, more calls for people to come clean about the AWU slush fund scandal enveloping Julia Gillard. I see former AWU official and now Fair Work Commissioner, Ian Cambridge is urging those with knowledge of events to come forward and assist Victoria Police's investigation into the scandal. It was entries in Ian Cambridge's 1995 diary (when he was former joint National Secretary of the AWU) which first suggested Julia Gillard's former boyfriend, Bruce Wilson, may have instructed an AWU...
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 12
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 12
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 11
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 11
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 11
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 11
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NSW Police Assistant Commissioner Alan Clarke
NSW Police Assistant Commissioner Alan Clarke rejects claims the NSW Firearms Registry has been breached.Related Audio: Listen to Robert Borsak, NSW Upper House MP
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Switzer: Sunday Business, Feb 10
Ross Greenwood is joined by Peter Switzer.
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Sunday Business: Sunday, Feb 10
Join Ross Greenwood, Australia's most respected financial commentator, for Sunday Business. Ross will speak with experts in the key fields that affect small business owners.
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Talking Pets: Feb 10
Join Dr Katrina Warren and Dr Rob Zammit for Talking Pets.
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The Travel Show: Feb 10
The Travel show with Glenn Wheeler.
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Life and Technology: Feb 09
Join Charlie Brown for your weekly technology update with 'Life and Technology'.
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Outdoor and Fishing Show: Feb 09
Outdoor and Fishing Show with Gavin Pitchford and Michael Guest.
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Emily's List
Michael McLaren speaks with News Limited columnist Miranda Devine about the influence of Emily's List on the ALP.
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Class Wars
Michael McLaren speaks with Nick Cater, Online Opinion Editor at The Australian, about education being the new determinant of class war.
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 08
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 8
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 08
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 8
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Ria Pirelli, Audio Vixen
Alan Jones talks to Ria Pirelli from Audio Vixen, about supporting Barry Gibb on his Australian tour.
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Mike Willesee
Alan Jones talks to Mike Willesee about his upcoming interview with James Packer on Sunday Night
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Drugs in Sport
Alan Jones talks to Barry O’farrell, Mr O’farrell expresses his concerns about the drugs in sport allegations. Alan Jones also talks to Andrew Demetriou, the head of the AFL.
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Coal seam gas betrayal
Well, the Mexican stand-off between NSW and the Commonwealth over coal seam gas mining continues. As you know the Federal Government is talking about giving itself greater powers to override NSW and impose stricter standards on coal seam gas mining in NSW. Environment Minister Tony Burke says NSW is not "using the best qualified science and the best processes" to consider coal seam gas exploration and mining applications. He is particularly concerned, he says, about possible subsidence...
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Robert Borsak, NSW Upper House MP
Robert Borsak, NSW Upper House MP for the Shooters and Fishers Party, claims the NSW Firearms registry may have been compromised when senior police allowed encrypted data to be downloaded onto a general network.
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Andrew Clennell, State Political Reporter
Andrew Clennell, State Political Reporter for The Daily Telegraph, details the links between Ian Macdonald and Greg Jones.
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Lyndall calls to complain
Lyndall calls in to complain about single parent pensions despite having four children to three different men.
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Drugs in Australian Sport
John Fahey, President of the World Anti-Doping Policy, comments on the report into drugs in Australian sport and NSW Minister for Sport and Recreation Graham Annesley comments on the report.
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Agenda 21
Australian politician Ann Bressington warning about the United Nations plans for sustainability.
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Brian Wilshire Highlights: February 7
Listen to the highlights from the Brian Wilshire show, February 7.
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Ray Hadley Highlights: Feb 6
Listen to the highlights from the Ray Hadley Morning Show, February 6
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Ray Hadley Full Show: Feb 6
Listen to the Full Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for, February 6
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Private Healthcare Australia
Alan Jones talks to Dr Michael Armitage, Chief Executive of Private Healthcare Australia about proposed changes to private health insurance.
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