For “A Newsman and his Music” it was back to the days of “on the road” reporting, which is pretty much how Colin got started in journalism.
He recorded the start of this week’s show while travelling to Middle Brighton Station on Bayside City Council’s new (trial) commuter bus service.
Keen snorkellers Madeleine Heath and her sister Clementine have freed a small shark from the plastic stuck in its gills off Ricketts Point Beaumaris.
Madeleine spoke to Colin Tyrus on 88.3 Southern FM’s “A Newsman and his Music”
Dr Sally Cockburn (aka Dr Feelgood) joins Colin Tyrus on “A Newsman and his Music” to talk about World Thrombosis Day. And Colin asks about his hay fever-like symptoms that have been making him feel miserable.
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Legendary TV newsman Mal Walden was guest speaker at the launch of Bayside Seniors Festival 2018. This excerpt from his speech was played on 88.3 Southern FM’s “A Newsman and his Music” after the 10 AM news on Monday 8 October 2018.
The program presenter is another retired newsman who’s known by the catchphrase “Tyrus is the name… news is the game”. Colin added the archival material to Mal’s original address to the launch function.
In this segment from “A Newsman and his Music” (Monday 8 October 2018), employment and recruitment guru Graham Wynn speaks to Colin Tyrus about the rights of casual workers.
Can they convert to full-time employees? And what about “internships”? Should you be paid when you do an internship? Have a listen for the answers.
Sam Perkins, the winner of the 2018 Keep Victoria Beautiful “Young Leaders Award” joined Colin Tyrus in the 88.3 Southern FM studio to chat about micro-plastics and the environmental harm that such pollution can cause.
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