A packed programme for you this week on ‘Clare on Air’ with several interviews from our RMIT Journalism Interns. We’re featuring: what you didn’t know about your refrigerator, how you can win hundreds of dollars writing a short story; and just where to find a ‘jewel by the sea’. Oh, and there’ll be a welcome dose of facts from an
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It’s 35 years since the Sisters in Crime literary network was founded in Australia and today it has members and chapters in every State, writing furiously and winnning big prizes. Thousands of women have been inspired to write a short crime story and many have gone on to publish novels. Journalist Sue Kaufmann spoke to Founder and National Convenor, Carmel
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Local businesswoman Emmy Heikamp has set up a free adventure network for women to combat loneliness and get out in nature. She spoke to Clare Arthurs about the types of adventures, which include local Bayside walks, hiking and camping, and how to get involved. To connect with The Adventure Club: theadventureclub.au@nullgmail.com
Read moreIf your dog goes crazy at the door, dog trainer and vet Dr Fiona has some great tips to redirect the behaviour and instill some self-control.
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Items from Brighton Historical Society’s collection have a special place in an exhibition at the Old Treasury Building in Spring Street in the city. Jess Curtain explains to Clare Arthurs the stories behind them, and why the 60’s still hold meaning for us today.
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After a long career as a public servant, and with degrees in Law and Arts, Sue Kaufmann retrained with a Masters Degree in Journalism. She spoke to Journalist Clare Arthurs about: how she made the switch when so many just dream, what makes good journalism, and why a concert review is worth reading even though the performance is over. Click
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