Winner (Drawing) 2017 Waverley Art Prize! For Claire Primrose the continuing impact of place on her creative imagination is paramount. Her works are made in a studio in the industrial area of Queanbeyan near Canberra, far removed from the sources that have excited her imaginative sensibilities. They are the result of felt experiences that have […]
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A big congratulations to the following new and renewing ‘Rebel’ supporters of Eastside Radio who have been lucky enough to win one of our amazing prizes from our Business, Gold and Major Prize Draws! Thanks to all our prize donors for generously giving us such unique gifts this year. Of course, everyone who supports Eastside […]
Jeff Duff’s Bowie songbook is a unique tribute to a legendary performer. Immerse yourself in a powerful performance of the songs that made David Bowie famous and were the soundtrack for our lives. Jeff Duff’s new show Bowie Unzipped has captured the imagination and hearts of fans young and old, right across the country. Come […]
A poet, two artists, and a conductor. This Arts Thursday, Maisy Stapleton spoke with conductor Brett Weymark who is leading a host of teenage singers and musicians in a massed choral concert featuring Benjamin Britten’s St Nicolas – whose miracles and good deeds were the original model for Santa Claus. The concert will be presented by the […]
Tesla battery for SA and cane toad sausages Luke updated us on world’s biggest lithium ion battery to provide base load power in SA and helped explain how a battery actually works. Check out this YouTube video for a quick rundown And Chantelle chatted with Chris Jackson about training quolls and other wildlife with #canetoadsausages […]
On Arts Wednesday 12 July 2017, celebrity GP Dr Ginni Mansberg was Sylvia’s guest, unravelling these words and this subject: do we really know what they mean and how how they affect us and our health? Here is the first part of the conversation about antibiotics: Now for Part 2 about probiotics: And now […]
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Mark Robinson returns with Part 5 of our series on Percussion and this week we look at Timpani, a session we also recorded on the stage of the Concert Hall at the Sydney Opera House. My special guest at 11:00 am is celebrity GP, Dr Ginni Mansberg, making a welcome return to Arts Wednesday, this […]
Many Aboriginal languages have survived in the face of massacres and systematic repression, but when is the last time you heard a one spoken? Lorna Munro is a proud Wiradjuri/Gamilaroi woman and writer/poet working with Red Room Poetry. She speaks openly and honestly with Ruth Hessey about Australia’s struggle to recognise the cultural genocide committed […]
Riley Lavelle Long reviews Australian horror-thriller Hounds of Love, the debut feature film for Perth Director/Writer Ben Young. […]
Save Forest Park Epping campaigns to preserve beloved trees, parks and green spaces from major property developments in Epping. Margaret McCartney recently saved one old Jacaranda tree from being chopped down by physically standing beneath it in protest. McCartney speaks with Ruth Hessey about why trees are so valuable for Sydneysiders and how you can say […]