http://www.2ue.com.au/Podcast/Feeds/136.xml Legal Matters on 2UE en-AU www.2ue.com.au no Legal, Matters, on, 2UE Legal Matters on 2UE no Legal Matters: all the latest news stories and issues regarding the legal field and the biggest legal stories of the week with Luke Bona on 2UE 954. Mon, 28 Jan 2013 21:10:21 GMT no Legal Matters: all the latest news stories and issues regarding the legal field and the biggest legal stories of the week with Luke Bona on 2UE 954. Teenage parties out of control and parents hiring security guards, ASIO proposals for new hacking laws, intellectual property and a Chinese museum stealing a local business logo, and callers to the openline. Sun, 20 Jan 2013 23:44:52 GMT no Teenage parties out of control and parents hiring security guards, ASIO proposals for new hacking laws, intellectual property and a Chinese museum stealing a local business logo, and callers to the openline. This week: a detailed look at the child abuse royal commission, the proposed amendments to the commonwealth electoral Act regarding the formality of preference voting and proposed anti-discrimination laws. Mon, 14 Jan 2013 01:28:01 GMT no This week: a detailed look at the child abuse royal commission, the proposed amendments to the commonwealth electoral Act regarding the formality of preference voting and proposed anti-discrimination laws. This week, a look at the class action against Bonsoy widened to include two Japanese companies, Japanese Whaling and the Sea Shepard, neighborhood disputes and how mediation can help your situation. Sun, 06 Jan 2013 23:18:20 GMT no This week, a look at the class action against Bonsoy widened to include two Japanese companies, Japanese Whaling and the Sea Shepard, neighborhood disputes and how mediation can help your situation. The latest news and issues regarding your legal matters and an in depth look at the latest details with Luke Bona and special guests. Legal Matters every Sunday night from 6pm till 8pm on 2UE 954am. Sun, 30 Dec 2012 21:50:47 GMT no The latest news and issues regarding your legal matters and an in depth look at the latest details with Luke Bona and special guests. Legal Matters every Sunday night from 6pm till 8pm on 2UE 954am. The latest news and issues regarding your legal matters and an in depth look at the latest details with Luke Bona and special guests. Legal Matters every Sunday night from 6pm till 8pm on 2UE 954am. Sun, 30 Dec 2012 21:50:44 GMT no The latest news and issues regarding your legal matters and an in depth look at the latest details with Luke Bona and special guests. Legal Matters every Sunday night from 6pm till 8pm on 2UE 954am. Gun control in the US at the heart of the latest massacre, will Obama do anything, plain packaging on cigarettes now in place, and problem gamblers may be forced to hand over jackpot wins to charities. Sun, 16 Dec 2012 22:58:51 GMT no Gun control in the US at the heart of the latest massacre, will Obama do anything, plain packaging on cigarettes now in place, and problem gamblers may be forced to hand over jackpot wins to charities. The tragic death of Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson in a Neighborhood dispute, SOS Domestic Violence alarms- how do they work, and Bankstown Cafés being extorted for money by rival gangs. Sun, 09 Dec 2012 22:05:16 GMT no The tragic death of Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson in a Neighborhood dispute, SOS Domestic Violence alarms- how do they work, and Bankstown Cafés being extorted for money by rival gangs. Cutting red tape so there are more of the old Street Christmas parties, how businesses can combat shoplifting, Ransomware and credit fraud in Romania and your tech security, and your Openline calls. Sun, 02 Dec 2012 21:06:21 GMT no Cutting red tape so there are more of the old Street Christmas parties, how businesses can combat shoplifting, Ransomware and credit fraud in Romania and your tech security, and your Openline calls. This week: beware of skimmers hitting the streets ahead of Christmas, product returns and changes in policy, the ICAC latest, and changes allowing older workers to stand up for their rights, along with openline calls. Sun, 25 Nov 2012 23:02:12 GMT no This week: beware of skimmers hitting the streets ahead of Christmas, product returns and changes in policy, the ICAC latest, and changes allowing older workers to stand up for their rights, along with openline calls. This week: Drinkwise have sent out a warning to parents who buy alcohol for their kids, they are actually doing more harm than good. Adoption Week and Adoption in Australia, and your calls to the Openline. Mon, 19 Nov 2012 00:17:54 GMT no This week: Drinkwise have sent out a warning to parents who buy alcohol for their kids, they are actually doing more harm than good. Adoption Week and Adoption in Australia, and your calls to the Openline. This week: Investigative Reporter Kate McClymont on the ICAC inquiry into corruption, Christmas a tense time for divorced parents, after the US elections, how does the America political system work? Sun, 11 Nov 2012 22:52:27 GMT no This week: Investigative Reporter Kate McClymont on the ICAC inquiry into corruption, Christmas a tense time for divorced parents, after the US elections, how does the America political system work? This week: the Whistleblower Bill that Senator Wilkie is trying to put through Parliament, Defensive Driving Programs, and Luke speaks with the longest serving member of the Chamberlain defense team. Sun, 11 Nov 2012 22:56:46 GMT no This week: the Whistleblower Bill that Senator Wilkie is trying to put through Parliament, Defensive Driving Programs, and Luke speaks with the longest serving member of the Chamberlain defense team. Ombudsman’s Recommendations handed down this week regarding Police’s use of tasers, Salvos Legals a revolutionary not-for-profit law firm, having voluntary euthanasia legalized and much more. Mon, 29 Oct 2012 00:35:47 GMT no Ombudsman’s Recommendations handed down this week regarding Police’s use of tasers, Salvos Legals a revolutionary not-for-profit law firm, having voluntary euthanasia legalized and much more. The proposal to make high risk public housing tenants pay a bond to save taxpayers money, changes to hands, why proposed laws for data breech notification will protect consumers, questions on the openline. Mon, 22 Oct 2012 03:17:04 GMT no The proposal to make high risk public housing tenants pay a bond to save taxpayers money, changes to hands, why proposed laws for data breech notification will protect consumers, questions on the openline. This week on the programme statutory declarations and your legal obligation, changes to worker's compensation, the changes to pool fencing legislation and how the public can get access to CCTV footage. Mon, 15 Oct 2012 01:31:09 GMT no This week on the programme statutory declarations and your legal obligation, changes to worker's compensation, the changes to pool fencing legislation and how the public can get access to CCTV footage. This week: are you unhappy with your bank, Luke takes your calls. Also, how to represent yourself in court, the line between freedom of speech and harassment, and media coverage of the Italian child custody case. Sun, 07 Oct 2012 23:41:59 GMT no This week: are you unhappy with your bank, Luke takes your calls. Also, how to represent yourself in court, the line between freedom of speech and harassment, and media coverage of the Italian child custody case. This Week: The legal implications of having underage drinkers in your home, see your accountant before your lawyer, teaching your teenager to drive, what to do when you lose your passport and Sharia Law. Mon, 01 Oct 2012 23:13:14 GMT no This Week: The legal implications of having underage drinkers in your home, see your accountant before your lawyer, teaching your teenager to drive, what to do when you lose your passport and Sharia Law. This week: a look at the adoption process in Australia, warnings over pay pal scams, consumers to pay extra for wedding services, the appeal process, the role of the executor of a will, and openline callers. Mon, 24 Sep 2012 02:07:51 GMT no This week: a look at the adoption process in Australia, warnings over pay pal scams, consumers to pay extra for wedding services, the appeal process, the role of the executor of a will, and openline callers. This week: How to choose a good lawyer, a workplace advocate looks at the permissible time you can have off work, and the latest campaign to cut the blood-alcohol limit for drivers to 0.02 & choosing a private detective. Mon, 17 Sep 2012 02:00:20 GMT no This week: How to choose a good lawyer, a workplace advocate looks at the permissible time you can have off work, and the latest campaign to cut the blood-alcohol limit for drivers to 0.02 & choosing a private detective. On Legal Matters this week, child discipline and corporal punishment, neighbour’s tree roots growing under your property, and should traffic offenders be placed in maximum security prison facilities. Mon, 10 Sep 2012 00:47:45 GMT no On Legal Matters this week, child discipline and corporal punishment, neighbour’s tree roots growing under your property, and should traffic offenders be placed in maximum security prison facilities. This week: Claiming compensation for injuries, new provocation laws and domestic abuse, just who is responsible for your bank account, intellectual property as Apple and Samsung battle it out, and your calls. Mon, 03 Sep 2012 01:34:22 GMT no This week: Claiming compensation for injuries, new provocation laws and domestic abuse, just who is responsible for your bank account, intellectual property as Apple and Samsung battle it out, and your calls. On this week's show, your rights when questioned by police. Plain-packaging of smoking; smoking in casinos and effects on bar staff, and everyone's a broadcaster but what are the laws and limitations? Mon, 27 Aug 2012 08:00:14 GMT no On this week's show, your rights when questioned by police. Plain-packaging of smoking; smoking in casinos and effects on bar staff, and everyone's a broadcaster but what are the laws and limitations? This week: will the proposals to the 'right to remain silent' laws make it harder to prosecute? How the ANZ bank fees class action could affect the banking industry, and constitutional issues in the news. Mon, 20 Aug 2012 01:57:18 GMT no This week: will the proposals to the 'right to remain silent' laws make it harder to prosecute? How the ANZ bank fees class action could affect the banking industry, and constitutional issues in the news. Legal Matters with Tim Shaw every Sunday night on 2UE 954, with the latest news and issues regarding the law, your rights and how the law affects you. Send Tim your emails by clicking on the feedback button. Mon, 13 Aug 2012 01:20:12 GMT no Legal Matters with Tim Shaw every Sunday night on 2UE 954, with the latest news and issues regarding the law, your rights and how the law affects you. Send Tim your emails by clicking on the feedback button. Legal Matters with Tim Shaw this week: Julian Burnside discusses Julian Assange, in the People's Court, the power of attorney, Matt Thompson on the squeezing of dairy farmers and your openline calls. Mon, 06 Aug 2012 01:13:57 GMT no Legal Matters with Tim Shaw this week: Julian Burnside discusses Julian Assange, in the People's Court, the power of attorney, Matt Thompson on the squeezing of dairy farmers and your openline calls. This week: Tim Shaw looks at National Missing Persons Week, and speaks with Adele Ferguson, author of unauthorised biography Gina Rinehart and looks at abuse in the Australian Defence Force. Mon, 30 Jul 2012 02:57:00 GMT no This week: Tim Shaw looks at National Missing Persons Week, and speaks with Adele Ferguson, author of unauthorised biography Gina Rinehart and looks at abuse in the Australian Defence Force. This week: the implication of social media posting photos of a man arrested for the murder of Thomas Kelly, the relationship between unions and ALP, and the father of a victim awarded thalidomide compensation. Sun, 22 Jul 2012 16:13:20 GMT no This week: the implication of social media posting photos of a man arrested for the murder of Thomas Kelly, the relationship between unions and ALP, and the father of a victim awarded thalidomide compensation. This week on Legal Matters Tim Shaw asks if violence on the streets of Sydney is on the increase, whether the new replacement programme for weekend detention is working and the Holmes/Cruise settlement. Mon, 16 Jul 2012 02:51:34 GMT no This week on Legal Matters Tim Shaw asks if violence on the streets of Sydney is on the increase, whether the new replacement programme for weekend detention is working and the Holmes/Cruise settlement. Tim Shaw 's Legal Matters asks who has access to criminal history checks & what happens to the grandparents when family relationships break down, plus Australia's last prison Governor John W Heffernan. Mon, 09 Jul 2012 01:14:13 GMT no Tim Shaw 's Legal Matters asks who has access to criminal history checks & what happens to the grandparents when family relationships break down, plus Australia's last prison Governor John W Heffernan. Tim Shaw's Legal Matters marks the day the carbon tax came into effect. The risk of home births versus the safe haven of hospitals and lifesaving equipment & expensive art fakes leading to expensive court action. Mon, 02 Jul 2012 02:11:16 GMT no Tim Shaw's Legal Matters marks the day the carbon tax came into effect. The risk of home births versus the safe haven of hospitals and lifesaving equipment & expensive art fakes leading to expensive court action. Legal Matters pits NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell with Unions NSW boss Mark Lennon on work cover changes and the impact on workers, & what personal info do you need to give a prospective employer? Mon, 25 Jun 2012 01:04:03 GMT no Legal Matters pits NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell with Unions NSW boss Mark Lennon on work cover changes and the impact on workers, & what personal info do you need to give a prospective employer? Tim Shaw's Legal Matters discusses why the proposed e-Health records have sparked litigation fears in doctors, & how the Family Law Court hopes mediation sessions will fix the backlog of cases. Mon, 18 Jun 2012 01:05:02 GMT no Tim Shaw's Legal Matters discusses why the proposed e-Health records have sparked litigation fears in doctors, & how the Family Law Court hopes mediation sessions will fix the backlog of cases. On Legal Matters Tim Shaw explores changes to Family Law regarding violent behaviour in front of children plus 20 years since the High Court decision star actor of the movie 'Mabo', Rob Carlton. Wed, 13 Jun 2012 00:20:37 GMT no On Legal Matters Tim Shaw explores changes to Family Law regarding violent behaviour in front of children plus 20 years since the High Court decision star actor of the movie 'Mabo', Rob Carlton. Tim Shaw interviews Christine Assange, Mother of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange and then Foreign Minister Bob Carr - you be the judge on the truth. Mon, 04 Jun 2012 01:07:11 GMT no Tim Shaw interviews Christine Assange, Mother of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange and then Foreign Minister Bob Carr - you be the judge on the truth. Legal Matters with Tim Shaw on 2UE Sunday nights from 6pm. The latest legal news and issues and send your questions for next week's program by emailing Tim Shaw at the Feedback Button. Mon, 28 May 2012 02:40:38 GMT no Legal Matters with Tim Shaw on 2UE Sunday nights from 6pm. The latest legal news and issues and send your questions for next week's program by emailing Tim Shaw at the Feedback Button. Legal Matters with Tim Shaw Sunday nights on 2UE. A look at your rights and responsibilities, and the latest news and issues. Email Tim Shaw your legal questions at Feedback for next week's show. Mon, 21 May 2012 01:04:52 GMT no Legal Matters with Tim Shaw Sunday nights on 2UE. A look at your rights and responsibilities, and the latest news and issues. Email Tim Shaw your legal questions at Feedback for next week's show. Coming up in Legal Matters: How far away are employers from banning their employees being on Facebook, we ask the question "Should lawyers become politicians?" and what's happening in Law Week 2012. Mon, 14 May 2012 03:18:40 GMT no Coming up in Legal Matters: How far away are employers from banning their employees being on Facebook, we ask the question "Should lawyers become politicians?" and what's happening in Law Week 2012. Tim Shaw presents Legal Matters Sunday nights on 2UE. This week, John Breen looks at insolvency, Professor Martin Hirst on the findings of the Murdoch Investigations and all the week's legal news. Mon, 07 May 2012 00:36:59 GMT no Tim Shaw presents Legal Matters Sunday nights on 2UE. This week, John Breen looks at insolvency, Professor Martin Hirst on the findings of the Murdoch Investigations and all the week's legal news. Legal Matters with Tim Shaw: this week all the latest in proposed workcover cuts, illegal parking in unit blocks and what you can do, Police using pirated copies of computer software and the latest on the HSU. Mon, 30 Apr 2012 01:36:53 GMT no Legal Matters with Tim Shaw: this week all the latest in proposed workcover cuts, illegal parking in unit blocks and what you can do, Police using pirated copies of computer software and the latest on the HSU. What we can expect to see in next week's episode of the mini-series on the HSU saga, what constitutes harassment and how to handle it and when there's a will there's a chance for wasteful litigation. Tue, 24 Apr 2012 08:51:41 GMT no What we can expect to see in next week's episode of the mini-series on the HSU saga, what constitutes harassment and how to handle it and when there's a will there's a chance for wasteful litigation. This week: A motorist's guide to road rage laws, Australia accused of helping an activist illegally enter Sri Lanka, new legal advice tells state governments to challenge carbon tax, and the dangers of unflued gas heaters in schools. Mon, 16 Apr 2012 00:32:49 GMT no This week: A motorist's guide to road rage laws, Australia accused of helping an activist illegally enter Sri Lanka, new legal advice tells state governments to challenge carbon tax, and the dangers of unflued gas heaters in schools. This week: A landmark legal challenge to compulsory voting, the compatibility of sharia and Australian law, a Supreme Court judge speaks in support of talkback radio, and how to submit an FOI request. Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:21:05 GMT no This week: A landmark legal challenge to compulsory voting, the compatibility of sharia and Australian law, a Supreme Court judge speaks in support of talkback radio, and how to submit an FOI request. This week: A schoolboy goes to court to keep his afro, how to fix the NSW WorkCover scheme, proposals to soften Australia's anti-terrorism laws, and bus accessibility for wheelchairs. Mon, 02 Apr 2012 00:23:02 GMT no This week: A schoolboy goes to court to keep his afro, how to fix the NSW WorkCover scheme, proposals to soften Australia's anti-terrorism laws, and bus accessibility for wheelchairs. Government Minister Pru Goward answers listener questions about public housing; Julian Assange's mum, Christine, on her son's legal woes; and an Aussie inventor wins a $300m legal battle against Microsoft. Mon, 26 Mar 2012 02:42:38 GMT no Government Minister Pru Goward answers listener questions about public housing; Julian Assange's mum, Christine, on her son's legal woes; and an Aussie inventor wins a $300m legal battle against Microsoft. This week: $1m settlement for family of bullied schoolboy, former NSW policeman campaigning for mental health support, Gina Rinehart's family legal battle, and tips for choosing a real estate agent. Mon, 19 Mar 2012 00:34:36 GMT no This week: $1m settlement for family of bullied schoolboy, former NSW policeman campaigning for mental health support, Gina Rinehart's family legal battle, and tips for choosing a real estate agent. Legal Matters with Tim Shaw. On this week's show: Should juvenile offenders sometimes be tried as adults? Plus, crime statistics, an insider's view of Princess Diana's inquest, and strata maintenance disputes. Sun, 11 Mar 2012 23:41:15 GMT no Legal Matters with Tim Shaw. On this week's show: Should juvenile offenders sometimes be tried as adults? Plus, crime statistics, an insider's view of Princess Diana's inquest, and strata maintenance disputes. This week: NSW Law Society president Justin Dowd on a third verdict option, not proven. Plus, neighbour tree disputes, physics professor Rod Cross on the Gordon Wood appeal, and refunds on flight downgrades. Sun, 04 Mar 2012 21:00:01 GMT no This week: NSW Law Society president Justin Dowd on a third verdict option, not proven. Plus, neighbour tree disputes, physics professor Rod Cross on the Gordon Wood appeal, and refunds on flight downgrades. Legal Matters with Tim Shaw. This week, a government stuff-up casts doubt on Family Court rulings. Plus, the Air Australia collapse, the Azaria Chamberlain inquest, and Jillian Skinner on smoking bans. Mon, 27 Feb 2012 04:42:28 GMT no Legal Matters with Tim Shaw. This week, a government stuff-up casts doubt on Family Court rulings. Plus, the Air Australia collapse, the Azaria Chamberlain inquest, and Jillian Skinner on smoking bans. Legal Matters with Tim Shaw on 2UE. This week, are asylum seeker boat crews legal scapegoats? Also on the programme, gym contracts, Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, and abandoned personal property. Mon, 20 Feb 2012 00:33:18 GMT no Legal Matters with Tim Shaw on 2UE. This week, are asylum seeker boat crews legal scapegoats? Also on the programme, gym contracts, Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, and abandoned personal property. Why do wife killer Andrew Kalajzich's family still believe he's innocent? Plus, buying a car, justice for abused children, and public-housing maintenance. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 23:21:34 GMT no Why do wife killer Andrew Kalajzich's family still believe he's innocent? Plus, buying a car, justice for abused children, and public-housing maintenance. Tim Shaw talks to lawyer George Defteros, who's representing the cyclist in the Shane Warne road-rage incident. Australian Privacy Foundation's David Vaile and paparazzo Andrew Murray on citizen journalism. Sun, 05 Feb 2012 23:58:51 GMT no Tim Shaw talks to lawyer George Defteros, who's representing the cyclist in the Shane Warne road-rage incident. Australian Privacy Foundation's David Vaile and paparazzo Andrew Murray on citizen journalism. NSW Judicial Commission chief executive Ernest Schmatt and the investigation of magistrate Pat O'Shane. Also on the show this week, conveyancing problems, how to represent yourself in legal disputes. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 00:16:16 GMT no NSW Judicial Commission chief executive Ernest Schmatt and the investigation of magistrate Pat O'Shane. Also on the show this week, conveyancing problems, how to represent yourself in legal disputes. Tim Shaw speaks with Shooters Party MP Robert Borsak & Coalition for Gun Control Samantha Lee. Who is right over the gun debate in Australia? Plus internet copyright breaches and punishing crook lawyers. Sun, 22 Jan 2012 23:31:17 GMT no Tim Shaw speaks with Shooters Party MP Robert Borsak & Coalition for Gun Control Samantha Lee. Who is right over the gun debate in Australia? Plus internet copyright breaches and punishing crook lawyers. Legal Matters with Tim Shaw Sunday nights on 2UE 954am. Email your questions to Tim Shaw @ Feedback. Mon, 16 Jan 2012 04:23:50 GMT no Legal Matters with Tim Shaw Sunday nights on 2UE 954am. Email your questions to Tim Shaw @ Feedback. On this week's show: Tim Shaw speaks with Andrew Watson, Principal Lawyer at Maurice Blackburn on a class action in the Federal court that rules credit card late fees may be unenforceable. Mon, 12 Dec 2011 23:06:24 GMT no On this week's show: Tim Shaw speaks with Andrew Watson, Principal Lawyer at Maurice Blackburn on a class action in the Federal court that rules credit card late fees may be unenforceable. This week: Tim Shaw speaks with former Corby Lawyer Kerry Smith Douglas who is calling for a prisoner exchange program be established with Indonesia as promised by the Rudd Government. Mon, 05 Dec 2011 00:30:03 GMT no This week: Tim Shaw speaks with former Corby Lawyer Kerry Smith Douglas who is calling for a prisoner exchange program be established with Indonesia as promised by the Rudd Government. Legal Matters: this week Tim Shaw with Paul 'Little Jack' Horner former Police Officer who tells a remarkable story in his book "The Crashing of a Policeman" and his forced retirement due to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Mon, 28 Nov 2011 00:55:40 GMT no Legal Matters: this week Tim Shaw with Paul 'Little Jack' Horner former Police Officer who tells a remarkable story in his book "The Crashing of a Policeman" and his forced retirement due to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Legal Matters: On this week's show Tim Shaw speaks with Greg Barns, National President of the Australian Lawyers Alliance about a national human rights act to protect the right of Australians to legally protest. Mon, 21 Nov 2011 00:46:07 GMT no Legal Matters: On this week's show Tim Shaw speaks with Greg Barns, National President of the Australian Lawyers Alliance about a national human rights act to protect the right of Australians to legally protest. On Legal Matters with Tim Shaw, Greg Hunt, Opposition Spokesperson on Climate Change & Constitutional Law expert Prof. George Williams on how the Coalition intends to repeal the Carbon Tax if elected to govern. Sun, 13 Nov 2011 23:38:51 GMT no On Legal Matters with Tim Shaw, Greg Hunt, Opposition Spokesperson on Climate Change & Constitutional Law expert Prof. George Williams on how the Coalition intends to repeal the Carbon Tax if elected to govern. This week: Tim Shaw speaks with Dr Paul Harrison from Deakin University about the growth of home brand generic varieties reducing shelf space for local food providers for supermarket consumers. Tue, 08 Nov 2011 20:53:30 GMT no This week: Tim Shaw speaks with Dr Paul Harrison from Deakin University about the growth of home brand generic varieties reducing shelf space for local food providers for supermarket consumers. On this weeks show, Tim Shaw is joined by Peter Reith, former Howard Government Industrial Relations Minister on the Qantas dispute & the Gillard Governments role. Sun, 30 Oct 2011 22:07:49 GMT no On this weeks show, Tim Shaw is joined by Peter Reith, former Howard Government Industrial Relations Minister on the Qantas dispute & the Gillard Governments role. Tim Shaw speaks with deserted parent Matt Wyman on proposed changes to child support payment requirements for left behind parents. Plus, Breaker Morant, Guilty or not guilty... and much more. Sun, 23 Oct 2011 22:21:42 GMT no Tim Shaw speaks with deserted parent Matt Wyman on proposed changes to child support payment requirements for left behind parents. Plus, Breaker Morant, Guilty or not guilty... and much more. Legal Matters on 2UE with Tim Shaw. This week Tim Shaw speaks with The Hon. Michael Kirby AC, CMG after he launched the book Speak Now Australian perspectives on same sex marriage, and the latest legal news. Mon, 17 Oct 2011 00:53:49 GMT no Legal Matters on 2UE with Tim Shaw. This week Tim Shaw speaks with The Hon. Michael Kirby AC, CMG after he launched the book Speak Now Australian perspectives on same sex marriage, and the latest legal news. Legal Matters Host Tim Shaw speaks with Michael Bodey, author of the book Broadcast Wars, the power behind your TV remote control. Also, stolen and fake tax returns filed, reaping the crooks over $20 million. Mon, 10 Oct 2011 00:55:38 GMT no Legal Matters Host Tim Shaw speaks with Michael Bodey, author of the book Broadcast Wars, the power behind your TV remote control. Also, stolen and fake tax returns filed, reaping the crooks over $20 million. Legal Matters Host Tim Shaw, passionate Manly Sea Eagles fan, changed the programme name in honour of the NRL Grand Final winners Manly. He speaks with Michael Bodey, author of the book Broadcast Wars. Mon, 03 Oct 2011 05:20:36 GMT no Legal Matters Host Tim Shaw, passionate Manly Sea Eagles fan, changed the programme name in honour of the NRL Grand Final winners Manly. He speaks with Michael Bodey, author of the book Broadcast Wars. This week Legal Matters host Tim Shaw speaks with Craig Hodge, one of Victoria Police's leading investigators of fatal road accidents. A cautionary tale in which responsible driving messages loom large. Mon, 26 Sep 2011 05:58:01 GMT no This week Legal Matters host Tim Shaw speaks with Craig Hodge, one of Victoria Police's leading investigators of fatal road accidents. A cautionary tale in which responsible driving messages loom large. Legal Matters: Tim Shaw talks with shareholder activist Stephen Mayne about shareholder pressure for Rupert Murdoch to relinquish his joint Chairman/CEO role at the forthcoming AGM of News Corporation Sun, 18 Sep 2011 23:28:19 GMT no Legal Matters: Tim Shaw talks with shareholder activist Stephen Mayne about shareholder pressure for Rupert Murdoch to relinquish his joint Chairman/CEO role at the forthcoming AGM of News Corporation The Hon. Andrew Robb MP, Father of three who shares with Host Tim Shaw, his four decade battle with depression, & his uplifting story of how he beat it. If you need help phone Lifeline on 13 11 14. Mon, 05 Sep 2011 01:13:26 GMT no The Hon. Andrew Robb MP, Father of three who shares with Host Tim Shaw, his four decade battle with depression, & his uplifting story of how he beat it. If you need help phone Lifeline on 13 11 14. Crime author and broadcaster Paul B Kidd joins Tim Shaw in studio & chronicles the history of signature serial killers in Australia. Don't miss this insight into a dark history of murder he wrote. Mon, 29 Aug 2011 02:27:19 GMT no Crime author and broadcaster Paul B Kidd joins Tim Shaw in studio & chronicles the history of signature serial killers in Australia. Don't miss this insight into a dark history of murder he wrote. Host Tim Shaw is joined by Barrister Stuart Littlemore QC discussing defamation , the role of the media and his new book "Harry Curry Counsel of Choice". Mon, 22 Aug 2011 00:19:17 GMT no Host Tim Shaw is joined by Barrister Stuart Littlemore QC discussing defamation , the role of the media and his new book "Harry Curry Counsel of Choice". Christine Nixon, author of the book Fair Cop & former Chief Commisioner of the Victoria Police joins Tim Shaw in the Legal Matters studio discussing a four decade career in Policing, Corruption & Women in Leadership. Mon, 15 Aug 2011 00:04:44 GMT no Christine Nixon, author of the book Fair Cop & former Chief Commisioner of the Victoria Police joins Tim Shaw in the Legal Matters studio discussing a four decade career in Policing, Corruption & Women in Leadership. Former Lawyer & Special Counsel to President Obama, Jeffrey L Bleich now the American Ambassador to Australia, joins Tim Shaw on Legal Matters this week on 2UE 954. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback. Sun, 07 Aug 2011 23:27:19 GMT no Former Lawyer & Special Counsel to President Obama, Jeffrey L Bleich now the American Ambassador to Australia, joins Tim Shaw on Legal Matters this week on 2UE 954. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback. This week on Legal Matters, host Tim Shaw is joined by advertising genius and commentator Jane Caro discussing misleading advertising of products targeted toward women and What Women Want from marketers. Mon, 01 Aug 2011 01:35:19 GMT no This week on Legal Matters, host Tim Shaw is joined by advertising genius and commentator Jane Caro discussing misleading advertising of products targeted toward women and What Women Want from marketers. Legal Matters this week with Tim Shaw explores the thesis of a Dementia Free Future with Baroness Susan Greenfield a Professor of Neuroscience from Oxford University. Wed, 27 Jul 2011 01:27:56 GMT no Legal Matters this week with Tim Shaw explores the thesis of a Dementia Free Future with Baroness Susan Greenfield a Professor of Neuroscience from Oxford University. Dignity in Death? 76% of 2UE Listeners Vote YES to Australians who are terminal ill having the legal right to end their lives with medical support. Legal Matters host Tim Shaw explores the hard decisions of terminal illness. Sun, 17 Jul 2011 23:59:38 GMT no Dignity in Death? 76% of 2UE Listeners Vote YES to Australians who are terminal ill having the legal right to end their lives with medical support. Legal Matters host Tim Shaw explores the hard decisions of terminal illness. Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Sun, 10 Jul 2011 23:33:53 GMT no Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Mon, 04 Jul 2011 00:11:18 GMT no Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. DIY Divorce with Tim Shaw on Legal Matters this week , keep your money to pay school fees instead of divorce lawyers . Mental illness and judges, Just why do politicians decide who remains a judge? Mon, 27 Jun 2011 01:22:39 GMT no DIY Divorce with Tim Shaw on Legal Matters this week , keep your money to pay school fees instead of divorce lawyers . Mental illness and judges, Just why do politicians decide who remains a judge? People Power wins on Legal Matters. Tim Shaw speaks with Adam Brimo, the award winning Founder of www.vodafail.com whose actions forced important changes to the Vodaphone business. Sun, 05 Jun 2011 23:01:55 GMT no People Power wins on Legal Matters. Tim Shaw speaks with Adam Brimo, the award winning Founder of www.vodafail.com whose actions forced important changes to the Vodaphone business. Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters. This week former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser is special guest. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Mon, 30 May 2011 03:43:37 GMT no Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters. This week former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser is special guest. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters. This week the CEO of DoCS Annette Gallard and Ms Ita Buttrose the President of Alzheimers Australia . Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Mon, 23 May 2011 00:59:25 GMT no Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters. This week the CEO of DoCS Annette Gallard and Ms Ita Buttrose the President of Alzheimers Australia . Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Sun, 15 May 2011 22:47:12 GMT no Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Mon, 09 May 2011 02:42:55 GMT no Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. Mon, 02 May 2011 23:51:22 GMT no Sunday nights from 6pm to 8pm join Tim Shaw for Legal Matters and find out your rights when it comes to our legal system. Email Tim Shaw @ Feedback with your legal questions. 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