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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Winter has truly set in and flu season is in full swing; not even the hosts at Hash It Out are safe! Along with back-to-back classic hits, we’re bringing you brand new releases including one of Gia Darcy‘s latest singles featuring Perth-based singer Sam McGovern, ‘What’s To Blame?‘ along with Alex Warren‘s ‘Passenger‘ and Yorke‘s ‘Break Up Season‘. Join us as
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Welcome to JUNE! This week on Hash It Out our chaotic duo play some pumped up tunes to get you dancing in your seats or in the streets! Learn the origin story of the everyday napkin in this weeks Word of the Week and find out why Pluto is no longer considered a planet in Get Fact! NEW SEGMENT ALERT!
Read moreDavid Kirkpatrick from country rock band ‘Two Tone Pony’ talks to Craig Francis (and Norbert J Clenchburger III) about the band’s new single ‘Don’t You Ever Wonder Why’. David also talks about the influence of his famous parents Slim Dusty and Joy McKean and the growing popularity of country rock as a genre.
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In this edition of the Bayside Rotary Radio Show, your hosts Anne Cobham and Geoff Dobbs introduce two special guests. The first is Matt Montemurro from the Marine Mammal Foundation and the second is Ian McMillan from the Rotary Club of Camberwell, speaking about the 61st year of the Camberwell Art Show. Photo: (L-R) Geoff Dobbs, Anne Cobham and Matt Montemurro
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In this podcast, Ian Randall from the Kiwanis Club of Moorabbin chats with Jessica Redwood, CEO, Children First Foundation. Thanks to the support of donors, including Kiwanis, 154 children received life-changing or life-saving surgery in 2025. If you’d like to donate, visit: childrenfirstfoundation.org.au
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