Andrew Bolt joins Steve Price to discuss the latest in news and politics.
All eyes are turning to Brazil, after Australia qualified for the 2014 World Cup. But what state is the country in, and what will the Socceroos’ success do for the relationship of our countries?
Listen to the full show from Sydney Live with Ben Fordham for June 19.
Craig Thomson advertised a fundraiser at 80 Proof, a bar on George Street in Sydney. But when the owners found out, they weren’t happy.
Scottish Premier League CEO Neil Doncaster discusses the ins and outs of Australia’s new favourite sport.
Veteran political analyst Malcolm Mackerras has weighed into the debate surrounding Labor’s leadership heading up to the election. He thinks re-instating Kevin Rudd won’t save Labor, and joined Ross Greenwood on Money News to discuss why.
The Bank of Merrill-Lynch’s Chief Economist Saul Eslake thinks Australia has a 25 per cent chance of falling into recession. He discussed why on Money News.
Ben chats to one of the keynote speakers at embattled MP Craig Thomson’s fundraiser – Chris McArdle
Ray breaks the news that the controversial green slip reforms will be put on hold with the NSW Government promising more consultation before any changes are made
Ralph Kelly, the father of Thomas Kelly, tells Ray how his family didn’t want the Crown to accept the plea of manslaughter against Kieran Loveridge but it came down to the legal definition of murder
Listen to the Highlights Show from the Ray Hadley Morning Show for June 19
QLD lawyer talks to Alan about the batle being waged between farmers and the mining compaines in Queesland
Steve Price talks to Chief Exec Ken Morrison from the Tourism and Transport Forum about the State Budget.
Steve Price Talks to John Wilson from the Fruit Growers Victoria about the Orchards that are being torched.
Steve Price is joined by Peter Switzer, Paul Rickard and Alvin Chan from Altair Managemant to answer all your questions on super.
The Open Marrickville festival unlocks the talents and creativity of local communities and celebrates the many and varied cultures situated in the area.
The Winter Magic Festival is a free, annual community event, celebrated around the Winter solstice in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia.
