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claude on Demons sack Neeld Melb need to completely rid them selves of Schwab and Connolly .They guided Freo to many dark years and then did the same ... more
Dellas on All poll point to Rudd Latest opinion poll run by Nielsen contracted by Fairfax.Need I say more? more
Matt of Lockridge on Furor over Justice Centre location With the Lord Street site, it's just down the road from the existing Women's Prison (Bandyup) and I don't get what the huge ... more
Rusty of Fremantle on Demons sack Neeld Would Neil Craig be minding the post for Chris Connolly to resume from his suspension?Chris as List Manager, with Cameron ... more
ken on PM's gender attack criticised Oh dear, I think the comments above are called shooting the messenger.In fact this minority government has been very good at ... more
david on Demons sack Neeld about time, bring on jeff kenett,get hard line management happening.gary lyon needs to stay away from the club, too much ... more
Alan on 24/7 Cop shop Armadale priority Armadale, and most metro stations already operate 24/7. Just because the front counter isn't open doesn't mean it isn't ... more
harry on PM's gender attack criticised I have never seen an Australian PM as divisive as Julia Gillard. She and her team should be focusing on running the country ... more
Steve on Fine dodgers clogging prisons and what percentage are waiting to have their case heard before the court? You may find that the backlog is similar to the ... more
Steve on Jobs to go Why then does the Premier need expensive offices to work from when he is hardly ever there and most consultation should be ... more
Steve on Furor over Justice Centre location Why are they not sent to Rottnest and kept away from law abiding citizens? Surely there can be zoning restriction keeping ... more
Terry gosling on $10m gift to Dockers 10 million contribution for fremantle new stadium is so excessive.What about homeless people of Perth.Eduucation cutbacks, ... more
Terry Rogers on Jobs to go I am not a fan of Colin Barnett or the current Liberal government, they have squandered the states inheritance, however, I ... more
Glenn on Fine dodgers clogging prisons It really is a disgrace to have parking fine dodgers in prison. How much sense does it make to spend many many multiples of ... more
Laura on Furor over Justice Centre location I think it is outrageous to suggest building a home for the criminally insane next to a highschool. Or to suggest that ... more
Liz on Cuts to public jobs What a selfish, egotistical little man! How DARE he give his own staff pay rises and then sack hard working people who ... more
Dave Wane on Jobs to go It was obviously too little, too late to reduce the size of the WA Government and possibly save the state from ... more
David Lloyd on Furor over Justice Centre location Why doesnt minister morton build the centers in her suburb or in the premiers neighbourhood more
RayH on Rescue at 2100 Hours I have just finished this. Wow, if the author set out to write a fiction thriller this would fit the bill. Amazing is the ... more
Rusty of Fremantle on PM's gender attack criticised Can PM Gillard, Wayne Swan and all the other "gender debaters" try focussing on running this Country for a change. Labor ... more

Stars line up for Tony

Posted by: Paul Entwistle | 9 February, 2012 - 1:59 PM

The singer, the statesman and the satirist. Just a standard star filled afternoon with Tony McManus.

Just your standard afternoon with Tony McManus as the stars line up to talk about life, up coming projects and everything in between. Click here to listen to satirist Rob Sitch, Author Bryce Courtney and singer Ronan Keating.

First cab off the rank is satirist Rob Sitch from Working Dog Productions talking about the groups latest movie 'Questions for Ben' and the expectations for theiir first feature film since 'The Dish'

Bryce Courtney, the senior statesman of Australian literature, has had his life story turned in to a story for an SBS documentary. Bryce told Tony McManus despite all his health woes of late he still feels he has four more books in him.

Heading over to Perth for 'A Day on the Green' later this year Ronan Keating told Tony McManus about performing with one of the greatest singer/song writers in the world.