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	Singo's $40m man eats 2UE for breakfast - smh.com.au
		It is an amazing turnaround for a station that has bumped along the bottom of the market for years as Singleton experimented with various personalities in a bid to find a winning formula.
		In the same period, 2UE has lost 56,000 weekly listeners, dropping from an 11.9 per cent share to 9 per cent.
		2UE mainstay Laws still beat 2GB in the mornings but the gap has narrowed dramatically, with Laws on 11.9 per cent (down 1.2 per cent) and 2GB's Ray Hadley on 9.1 per cent (up 3.5 per cent).
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2002/05/07/1019441499384.html (563 words)

	Radio Heritage Foundation - Radio Station History: 2UE - Sydney Australia's Oldest Commercial Station (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Radio 2UE is the oldest of the existing commercial stations in Australia: It commenced operating in 1925 on a license granted in 1924.
		Radio 2UE is the emanating station for the famous Associated Sport Broadcasts which has an enormous cover age and a very large audience.
		He came to Radio 2UE when the news service was inaugurated in April, 1945, and has played a substantial part in its organisation.
	www.radioheritage.net /Story99.asp (1341 words)

	Ray Hadley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One night, while driving his taxi he was called to Radio 2UE in Sydney to pick up news director Mark Collier, who gave him casual work at the station.
		During his time at 2UE, Ray also broadcast at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and was commentating on Cathy Freeman's memorable 400m race, where she had won gold.
		In 2002, Ray joined fellow 2UE presenter Alan Jones over at 2GB, and was chosen to present their morning show.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ray_Hadley (1109 words)

	Radionewsweb.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		At the hearings it was revealed that Radio 2UE threatened to fire presenter John Laws from his $Australian 3 million-per-year contract unless he ended his deals with various commercial organisations.
		Radio 2UE chairman John Conde told the enquiry his station was seeking the termination of Jones private deals with Sydney develoment corporations.
		November 23, 1999: Already under pressure in the cash-for-comment enquiry, radio 2UE broadcaster John Laws was in court at a committal hearing on another matter in Sydney yesterday.
	www.radionewsweb.com /1999_11.html (4209 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		2UE suffered a blow when long time breakfast program host Alan Jones left to take on the same shift at 2GB.
		In December 2006, Stan Zemanek announced he would be retiring from the night shift, after being diagnosed with cancer.
		He is currently host of the 6 hour weekend afternoon variety show commencing at noon which includes gardening tips, real estate as well as talkback radio.
	www.gamecheatz.net /games.php?title=2UE (284 words)

	PM - 2UE broadcasters
		From today 2UE presenters have to disclose their commercial deals on air, as well as list them on the Station's website.
		I'm lucky the ratings have continued to be fairly consistent, but at the end of the day I've got employees, they rely on me and my business and I'm not prepared to put them in a position where they may not have future employment because of my decision to continue broadcasting.
		The ABA has released a statement saying that as today is the first day of operation of a complex condition, the Authority hasn't yet commenced investigations into any possible breaches.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/stories/s115687.htm (711 words)

	Oh what a feeling adman to run 2UE - BusinessNews - www.smh.com.au
		After 2UE lost Alan Jones and Ray Hadley to John Singleton's 2GB two years ago, the radio station underwent an almost overnight slide in audiences and advertising revenues.
		At its peak in 2000, 2UE was writing revenues of about $35 million and dominating talk-back radio by a country mile, vying only with Austereo's 2Day FM for the overall number 1 radio position in Sydney.
		Today, advertising revenues are off by an estimated 40 per cent to $20 million and 2UE is ranked five in the overall station rankings.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/02/08/1076175033024.html (755 words)

	ABA \| News & publications > News releases > News release archive > 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In some respects the standards the ABA imposed on the whole radio industry are more onerous than the conditions initially imposed on 2UE, because more information emerged about the breadth of the disclosure problems in commercial radio after the 2UE hearings and after conditions were imposed on 2UE.
		In other respects, the 2UE conditions are more onerous than the radio standards, reflecting the particular circumstances at 2UE uncovered by the 2UE hearings.
		They clarify any doubt and ensure that 2UE will comply both with the industry-wide standards and the special conditions on its own licence.
	www.aba.gov.au /newspubs/news_releases/archive/2001/34nr01.shtml (388 words)

	SMH - Laws says 2UE did not ask for changes to format
		Talkback host John Laws yesterday told the ''cash for comment'' inquiry that although 2UE had raised concerns in writing about allegations made on Media Watch, he was not told to change the format of his high-rating program.
		But Laws repeatedly told the ABA he had not been directed by anyone at 2UE to alter his show's format, either after the first Media Watch program in March 1998, or the second program in July 1999.
		Laws had already told the inquiry that the 2UE chairman, Mr John Conde, had told him that a July 27, 1998, memo issued in the wake of the first Media Watch allegations, which banned the presentation of promotional material as news and embellishing, "did not necessarily apply to him".
	www.downunder.dk /articles/smh091199.html (480 words)

	PM - The loopholes in 2UE's conditions
		From next week, 2UE presenters must disclose their personal commercial agreements on air each time they mention a sponsor, but there are a number of loopholes.
		REBECCA BARRETT: 2UE has known since January that the Australian Broadcasting Authority would be imposing conditions on its licence.
		There's been no compulsion for 2UE presenters to do so until the 3rd of April, but some announcers have already engaged in a disclosure of sorts.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/stories/s113833.htm (619 words)

	Statement Regarding Allegations made on 2UE
		Australian Canoeing today denied comments made on Sydney radio yesterday that it had been involved in inquiries into the assets of one of their elite athletes as a result of a hearing by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
		Australian Canoeing today denied comments made on Sydney radio yesterday (eds: 2UE, Steve Price) that it had been involved in inquiries into the assets of one of their elite athletes as a result of a hearing by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
		The allegations stem from a successful defence by Australian Canoeing against an appeal by Shelly Oates-Wilding over her non-inclusion in the national team to contest the Olympic qualification regatta.
	www.canoe.org.au /?Page=5276 (606 words)

	Cash for Comments - A Year On
		His programme, based at Sydney's 2UE, is known for righting wrongs, and attacking the big corporates on behalf of the man in the street.
		As a result of the changes, 2UE now lists on its website the names of the firms that have financial arrangements with the station or broadcasters - but that's about it.
		He says the 2UE embarrassment was just another example of "infotainment" - entertainment masquerading as journalism.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/broadcasting/45042 (485 words)

	Samuel’s Blog » 2UE Manager Quits
		His decision comes hot on the heels of last week’s sacking of at least nine 2UE staff which, according to insiders, was yet another decision from Southern Cross Broadcasting in Melbourne.
		Ian Sheppard, who only last week presided over the sacking of at least nine 2UE staff, some of them having worked at the station for more than 12 years, today fell on his own sword.
		The announcement came at a short staff meeting at around 12:30pm where Sheppard was reported by insiders to have said, âI can no longer work at a radio station where there are so few staffâ.
	samuelgordonstewart.com /2006/07/2ue-manager-quits (402 words)

	Radio Station 2UE Selects Avaya IP Telephony Solution to Increase Caller Details and Functionality of On-air Production ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Avaya Inc. (NYSE:AV) a leading global provider of communications networks and services for businesses, today announced that 2UE, one of Sydney's largest talk-back (talk-show) radio stations, has selected Avaya to help provide a unique caller management system that smooths on-air telephony management processes for talk-back heavy programs such as 2UE's Breakfast, Morning and Drive shows.
		"2UE can have up to 20 callers at any one time, more than double that of other radio stations.
		2UE has taken full advantage of the low cost of the service offering and purchased a complete duplicate system to provide backup and redundancy.
	www.avaya.com /gcm/master-usa/en-us/corporate/pressroom/pressreleases/2003/pr-031120.htm (816 words)

	Macquarie Radio’s - Southern Cross’ - MindShare - Initiative - Listeners not talking back to 2UE
		As Macquarie Radio’s 2GB continues to grow in popularity among older listeners in Sydney, Southern Cross’ 2UE is struggling to win back the over-50s market.
		For now, Mott is focusing on looking for a new GM for 2UE following the departure of Ian Sheppard to the Nine Network.
		They position themselves as the ‘baby boomer’ network and are trying to create something that appeals to this demographic,” she says.
	www.bandt.com.au /news/56/0c042856.asp (642 words)

	AsiaMedia :: AUSTRALIA: Analysts give thumbs-up to radio merger
		For all the controversy it has created, the partial merger between Southern Cross Broadcasting's Sydney radio station 2UE with its main rival has won the approval of analysts because they believe the deal will cut the company's costs.
		The deal is also tipped to lead to a much bigger alliance because joint ventures are often a precursor to a full merger.
		"As with radio generally, 2UE has a relatively high fixed-cost base (70-80 per cent of costs), meaning the business moved into losses when the revenue slipped," it said in a recent research note.
	www.asiamedia.ucla.edu /article.asp?parentid=5334 (560 words)

	Why 2UE dropped starting Price - www.theage.com.au
		But since Southern Cross bought 2UE for $90 million over two years ago and Alan Jones jumped ship, 2UE has fallen from sharing Sydney's top slot, with a 12.9 per cent share, to number five, with 7.9 per cent.
		Mr Bell is not disheartened with this, although he hinted that there would be cost reductions at 2UE to accommodate its lower position in the Sydney market.
		Southern Cross reported a full year net profit 45.5 per cent lower at $17 million in the year to June 30 last week, after a $17.2 million writedown on a stake in a broadband business.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/09/06/1062549059789.html?from=storyrhs (542 words)

	mytalk.com.au (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Network Ten’s coverage of New Year’s Eve has been the subject of criticism with complaints that it was inappropriate for younger audiences.
		The Government has awarded part of a $51 million contract to the Catholic Church to provide pregnacy counselling, a move that has outraged womens' groups.
		Replay Five Days in Five Minutes, the weekly round up of the John Laws show on 2UE, with our new podcast service.
	www.2ue.com.au (202 words)

	Rachel Ward 2UE Interview
		Now as promised I have a special interview with one of our special Australians today.
		Australian actress, Rachel Ward, thought pain was part of the package when she prepared to give birth to her first child, by number three she had changed her mind.
		You all know Rachel Ward, she's a very successful Australian actress and we are very proud to have her on this show today on 2UE.
	members.fortunecity.com /aga17/id51.htm (1266 words)

	2UE, 2GB joint news plans dumped
		CONTROVERSIAL plans to merge parts of rival Sydney radio stations 2UE and 2GB have been dumped following a massive public outcry.
		Southern Cross Broadcasting Ltd managing director Tony Bell today said the broadcaster, which owns 2UE, had pulled out of its proposed joint venture with 2GB's owner Macquarie Radio Network.
		Southern Cross and Macquarie, whose major shareholder is John Singleton, sparked controversy late last month when they announced their joint venture plan.
	www.bandt.com.au /news/b6/0c01c5b6.asp (92 words)

	Over an oil barrel
		It was Friday afternoon and I was listening to 2UE when the phone rang.
		Jonesie and Lawsie's mate Mike Carlton was slagging off at the cyclists from Critical Mass who had blocked the Harbour Bridge again on their monthly ride.
		Think of how much we'd save on the oil import bill if a quarter of the population cycled to work."
	www.brushtail.com.au /over.oil.barrel.html (508 words)

	Bird flu: interview with Mike Carlton, 2UE
		Home > Ministers > The Hon Tony Abbott MHR - Minister for Health and Ageing > Transcripts > Bird flu: interview with Mike Carlton, 2UE
		The Minister for Health and Ageing, Tony Abbott, speaks with Mike Carlton, 2UE, on Tuesday 25 October 2005.
		Back to that subject we were talking about before: bird flu and the danger of a global epidemic or a pandemic as they call it, if the bird flu virus mutates into another virus that could move from human to human.
	www.health.gov.au /internet/ministers/publishing.nsf/Content/health-mediarel-yr2005-ta-abbsp251005.htm (936 words)

	NHCA Downloads
		The recent (22/6/04) Guidelines of the WHO to protect consumers and take NH/CM into the mainstream
		2UE Interview with Mark Donohoe 27/6/2004 on the WHO Guidelines released June 2004
		Interview of Mark Donohoe on Ella James 2UE Radio show, Live It Up, Sat 5/6/04
	homepage.mac.com /doctormark/NHCA/FileSharing15.html (193 words)

	DR BRENDAN NELSON ON RADIO 2UE
		DR BRENDAN NELSON WITH MIKE CARLTON AND PETER FITZSIMONS ON RADIO 2UE
		EandoeDiscussion of the situation in East Timor and Australia having received an offical request from the East Timorese Government for assistance
		Dr Brendan Nelson, who it must be said in all fairness, has had a pretty torrid time since he got the job, with this, that and the other.
	www.defence.gov.au /minister/NelsonMinTranscripttpl.cfm?CurrentId=5666 (842 words)

	2UE Super Specials
		These selected specials are a once only offer exclusive to 2UE listeners while stocks last.
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		Click the 2UE icon to return or the other icons if ducted or multi split systems are your choice !
	www.airconsales.com.au /site/471731/page/410957 (212 words)

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