Breast cancer survivor Sophie van Haalen (left) and her sister Emily Jabour (right) joined Alli Harding in the studio today to discuss the emotional and physical impact of the disease on the patient, and their family and friends. Sophie, 37, was living a ‘pretty much perfect’ life when she was suddenly diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer in May last
Read moreMornington Peninsula Shire Council and Warner Bros are reconsidering the controversial wildlife sanctuary location of the Harry Potter Forbidden Forest event. A statement from the CEO of Mornington Peninsula Shire, John Baker, has just been posted on the shire’s Facebook page: “Together with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Themed Entertainment, Mornington Peninsula Shire is re-evaluating the current location of the Harry
Read moreMerry Christmas Eve! Alli Harding will be in the studio today from 2pm to 4pm, playing some great tracks and revisiting some favourite interviews with locals from throughout the year. Tune in to listen to actors Ian Bliss and Jacquie Brennan, beekeeper extraordinaire Helen, holiday house-swapper Karen, and fossil hunter Ben. Let Alli know if you have a favourite
Read moreAfter a few weeks away, Alli Harding is back with South of the River on Sunday 15 October. Alli will play some great tracks and give some tips on road tripping in South Australia – and be joined in the studio by local Irish band Saoirse. Leave a message below or email Allison.harding@nullsouthernfm.com.au if you have any requests!
Read moreBentleigh endurance athlete Elizabeth Dornom is a runner, swimmer, triathlete, and adventure racer – and now can add winner of the world’s most challenging race to her CV. Elizabeth (above, with Alli) was part of the Australian team that last month took home the top prize in the One Water Race in Sweden. The swimrun event, which is in its
Read moreThe One Water Race in Sweden is the world’s most challenging endurance race and involves navigating, swimming and running more than 250km through the Stockholm archipelago. Nonstop. Bentleigh athlete Elizabeth Dornom was part of the four-person Australian team (pictured above) that won last month’s event, taking just under 60 hours to reach the finish line. Other teams had to
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