A new book “The Fallen Diggers of Goldstein 1915-1918” has been released by Friends of Gallipoli Inc. to commemorate 100 years since Armistice Day on 11 November 1918.
The author Dr John Basarin speaks about the book in this interview from “A Newsman and his Music” on 88.3 Southern FM on Monday 12 November 2018.
Kevin Johnson gave rock ‘n’ roll the best years of his life… and he’s now doing the Political Shuffle. Kevin spoke to Colin Tyrus on A Newsman and his Music.
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He’s a school teacher with a passion for his work as a science educator at Sandringham College. Andrew “Wilko” Wilkinson is a bit of a legend around the school and his dedication has been recognised with a Prime Minister’s Award commendation.
Wilko told Colin Tyrus about his career, adding that he has no plans to retire anytime soon.
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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