When the Member for Sandringham Brad Rowswell speaks to Colin Tyrus on A Newsman and his Music he never knows what to expect. This week was no exception with Colin asking him whether he’s ruling out a tilt at the Liberal Party leadership. Brad also talks about the road back from the lockdown, school funding and bizarre tweets.
Read moreHaving lived in the dungeon beneath Southern FM for decades, our resident historian Historic John virtually invented social distancing long before COVID-19. In his latest appearance on A Newsman and his Music, HJ ponders how the events of 2020 will be portrayed in 100 years from now.
Read moreBayside Council plans to increase rates by two per cent… the maximum allowed by the State Government. In this podcast from a Newsman and his Music, Colin is speaking with Bayside Mayor Cr Clarke Martin.
Read moreEmployment and recruitment guru Graham Wynn returned to A Newsman and his Music this week. In this podcast, he talks about the road ahead for jobseekers in a “new normal” society post-lockdown. Graham expects Information Technology and Healthcare to be growth sectors. More info: superiorpeople.com.au
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It’s National Volunteer Week and 88.3 Southern FM wishes to thank all the volunteers who make our community radio station so successful in serving the Bayside and Southern suburbs of Melbourne. Have a listen to this podcast from A Newsman and his Music to hear Scott Miller, CEO of Volunteering Victoria. National Volunteer Week (NVW) is the annual celebration to
Read moreThe trapdoor to the Southern FM dungeon has opened and closed again for another week. Historic John emerged for his segment This Week in History on our Monday morning program A Newsman and his Music. In this week’s podcast, HJ recalls the days when sick people would “soldier on” at work, we look at women’s rights and take a surprise phone
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