In this podcast, Glen Eira City Council Gallery curator Diane Soumilas is talking to Colin Tyrus about the current exhibition, Artists in Focus: Works from Council’s art collection. The cultural significance and diverse themes that have shaped the Council’s art collection since 1975 are illuminated in this exhibition through a richly-layered selection of work spanning from the mid-20th century through
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In this podcast, Deborah Fabbro from Brighton Theatre Company is chatting with Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus. Deborah is directing BTC’s next production, Admissions. It’s a scorching satire that holds a mirror up to privilege and power through the lens of the education system. It is both deliberately provocative and caustically funny as it takes a subversive side-swipe at hypocritical
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A couple of controversial topics in this podcast featuring Bayside Mayor Cr Fiona Stitfold in conversation with Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus. Find out what Bayside City Council thinks of the State Government’s plans for the Cheltenham station precinct as part of the Suburban Rail Loop project. You’ll also hear Bayside Council’s decision on the preservation of mid-century modern homes,
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In her regular segment on 88.3 Southern FM, Kingston Mayor Cr Jenna Davey-Burns brings you up to speed on all the news, activities and events from Kingston City Council. Have a listen to the podcast here. More info: kingston.vic.gov.au
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Southern FM sponsor Kieser Brighton (physiotherapy, rehabilitation and strength and conditioning clinic) is offering Southern FM listeners a special half-price initial physiotherapy or exercise physiology session, if you book by Friday 9 August, 2024. Just mention the “Southern FM special offer” when you book your initial physio or exercise physiology session by phoning 9593 3499 or visiting Kieser Brighton at 304
Read moreIn this podcast, Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus is speaking with Carey McLaren, Director of the Lachlan McLaren Foundation. The LMF has been created as the legacy of Lachlan McLaren who was 16-years-old when he was killed in August 2021 by a drugged driver at Parkdale. Lachie’s Foundation wishes to raise money through community events, to support road trauma victims
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