Meet Jess, Eastside’s Newest Intern!

A hopeful beginning to a radio broadcaster in the making. Radio is the great survivor and continues to provide connection, conversation and art. Who am I? Hi I’m Jess, an 18 year-old university student with a dream of working in radio broadcasting. I’m originally from Newcastle, NSW, however I am currently living and studying at […]

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Movie Review : The Taste Of Things

To all lovers of french gastronomy : this film is for you. Produce by film-maker Tran Anh Hung, The Taste of Things is adapted from the 1924 novel The Life and Passion of Dodin-Bouffant. The fantastic cook Eugenie has worked for over twenty years alongside the renowned gastronome Dodin. Together, they dedicate their days to […]

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Artist: Marikit Santiago is the 2024 La Prairie Art Award recipient

Parramatta-based Filipina–Australian artist Marikit Santiago is the recipient of the 2024 La Prairie Art Award.Arts Friday’s Angela Stretch [ minutes] The acquisitive award was founded in 2022 and supports Australian women artists.  Marikit was selected for her two paintings that portray two generations of Santiago’s family.  As the third year winner of the Swiss luxury skincare house, La […]

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Exhibition: Urban Enigmas | gaffa Gallery

A Gallery walk through an exhibition of images from photo artists that unlock the subtle mysteries of urban places.Arts Friday’s Angela Stretch [13.42 minutes] Urban Enigmas is a group exhibition of eight artists at the recently renovated gaffa Gallery. The curator and participating artist Lynn Smith, prefers not to be categorised as a street photographer, […]

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Clara: Growing Up With Radio

In the kitchen of our house, the smell of food has always mingled with the sound of the radio. The presenters’ voices are part of my daily life and accompany me throughout the day, which is how I fell in love with radio. I’m Clara, 21, coming straight from Paris. I left the city of […]

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Unmasking Complexity: A Review of May December

Reviewed by Elisa Herrera My initial impression of “May December” was marked by the surprise expressed on social media over Charles Melton’s lack of an Oscar nomination for his role. This sparked speculation and discussion, particularly on platforms like TikTok, where followers questioned whether the actor, known for his role as Reggie in “Riverdale,” was […]

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Pauline: From TV to Radio

Little Pauline from Germany was always impressed by the effect movies and music have on people. Little Pauline is now 22 years old and the new intern at Eastside Radio. By Pauline Wiesner Hi, I am Pauline and it’s my first week at Eastside Radio in Paddington, Sydney. Originally I am from Frankfurt and I […]

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Tiny Beautiful Things – A life-affirming play

From 1 February, Belvoir will bring to the stage Tiny Beautiful Things, a life-affirming play based onCheryl Strayed’s bestselling book, adapted by Academy Award-nominee Nia Vardalos, best known forstarring in and writing in My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Tiny Beautiful Things explores the complexities of life through the lens of Cheryl Strayed’s onlinadvice columnist persona, […]

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Havasi’s Pure Piano Tour: A Symphony of Innovation and Rock Star Charisma

In a resounding encore, Big Deal Touring is proud to present HAVASI, the virtuoso pianist and composer, for a rare and captivating experience – the Pure Piano Tour. Returning to Australia for the second time, this musical visionary with rock star charisma is set to enthrall audiences at the Sydney Opera House on Wednesday, May […]

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Australia’s Date Debate and the Shadow of Invasion Day

By Elisa Herrera Australia stands divided on the 26th of January, as celebrations and mourning unfold simultaneously. While officially declared as Australia Day since 1994, it’s evident that this date doesn’t uniformly unite the nation.  In contrast to the segment that enjoys parties, barbecues, and a day off work, many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander […]

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A Festival of Hot Jazz, Bold Fashion and Chic Picnic!

Sydney’s hottest new harbourside festival! Grab your rat pack and get ready to swing into Summer at the Hot Jazz Picnic, a live performance jazz festival set against the stunning backdrop of Sydney harbour! Hot Jazz Picnic has one cool lineup! Curator Elana Stone has brought our favourite jazz and jazz-adjacent artists from around NSW […]

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