WORD IN HAND REVIEW – Tuesday 6th February at The Red Rattler Theatre by Lauren O’Machel Located in Marrickville, The Red Rattler might not be your typical theatre, but it holds the power and spirit of any other large theatre you may have experienced. In an intimate setting, The Red Rattler held their monthly event ‘Word […]
Assistant Producer – Social Media / Segment Host Take One – Gig Guide – Community Radio Show Summary: If you love live music and think radio is the career for you, this is the perfect stepping stone! Get hands on helping produce a three-year-old, weekly, volunteer driven, community radio program dedicated to supporting Sydney’s […]
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Assistant Producer – Audio / Segment Host – Take One – Gig Guide – Community Radio Show Summary: If you love live music and think radio is the career for you, this is the perfect stepping stone! Get hands on helping produce a three-year-old, weekly, volunteer driven, community radio program dedicated to supporting Sydney’s […]
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Eastside Radio has a number of exciting volunteer positions currently available. Are you a budding music journalist looking to make your mark on the local scene? An online-content whizz who wants to help take Eastside Radio’s online presence to the next stage? Or perhaps you’re a music lover and organisational phenomenon looking to move into […]
He loves its rugged beauty, its vastness and absolute silence. Artist Tony Costa explores the rhythms of the Australian bush in his vibrant paintings. Captured by the world of painting as a boy, Tony Costa’s works have been featured in Australia’s major art prizes; including the Archibald and Wynne prizes, and the Doug Moran Prize. […]
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Nobody told me it was a jazz radio station ? Before starting, I just want to apologize for the several errors I’ll make in this article. English is my second language and I’m currently trying to improve myself. My name is Maxime LAHUPPE. I’m 18 years old, and I arrived in Australia 2 weeks ago. […]
Eastside Radio 2018 Online Content Manger Fixed Term Position: 12 months Closing Date: 5pm 28th February 2018 Summary Eastside Radio is more than just a radio station. We’re streaming online and available On Demand with an expanding international presence. Our love of social media places us at the forefront of community radio stations worldwide. […]
Australia day is upon us again, a time for flags and snags, beers and pavlova. But something else is about to become synonymous with our national day, controversy. The 26th of January for many Australians is a time to celebrate the birth of a modern, diverse nation, a lucky country. The 26th of January for […]
Matt McMahon is one of the very significant group of jazz musicians who have come to prominence since the turn of the century. A pianist, composer, arranger and musical director (as well as one of Eastside Radio’s longest standing presenters) he has been a winner of two of Australia’s most prestigious jazz awards: the National […]
Many thanks to the hundreds of Eastside Listeners who signed up during our recent Xmas Supporter Drive. It was an incredible effort from everyone involved especially all our Prize donors. Special mention to our friends who also gave gifts on our behalf to the Children of Barnardos to help make this time just a little […]
Have you ever wondered how other countries around the world celebrate Christmas or even have Christmas? Take Argentina for example, During Christmas the weather is quite warm, Preparations for Christmas begin very early in December and sometimes even in November. Over this Christmas time, many Argentinians also celebrate Advent as high percentage of people in Argentina […]
Pop! Bang! A novelty hat and something quirky and gimmicky. It’s Xmas again and the joy of pulling on a cracker is upon us. But where did the Xmas cracker first begin? And by whom? It was on a trip to Paris, in 1840 that an adventurous and forward thinking Tom Smith discovered the ‘bon […]