The voices of The Sixteen are at home in over five centuries of music, a breadth reflected in their annual Choral Pilgrimage to Britain’s great cathedrals and sacred spaces, regular appearances at the world’s leading concert halls, and award-winning recordings for The Sixteen’s CORO and other labels. Founded in 1979 and conducted by Harry Christophers […]
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Steering a small business through 40 years of successful trading is noteworthy – particularly these days! Behind this leading Sydney shop, popular local Michael ‘Wooly’ Kamahl is the driving force. As well as Michael’s nickname referencing a ’70s hairstyle he once sported, the current store site is the same location of his first retail space in […]
Read More… from Wooly’s Wheels: Sydney’s One-Stop Bicycle Shop
If, like me, you’ve always been interested in interior design, then tune into Arts Thursday for a conversation with Catriona Quinn a former curator at Sydney Living Museums best known for her expertise in 20th century Australian interior design and decoration. Catriona was curator of the groundbreaking 1993 exhibition, Sydney Style: Marion Hall Best Interior Designer and […]
Major Prize Draw 1ST PRIZE- WOMADelaide 2019 Two Full Festival passes to WOMADelaide 2019 in the Royal Botanical Gardens of Adelaide (8 to 12 March 2019) WINNER – Jan from Double Bay 2ND PRIZE – ALBUM OF THE WEEK 1 Year Collection of Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week. WINNER Wendy from Arncliffe 3RD PRIZE […]
Read More… from XMAS SUPPORTER DRIVE December 2018 PRIZE WINNERS
Anneliese Rubie is a 400m sprint specialist. She represented Australia at the 2016 Rio Olympics and the 2018 Brisbane Commonwealth Games. With a full training and competition schedule this year Anneliese takes time out to chat on Crossing the Line about her future goals, her family life and her new business. Together with her friend […]
Read More… from 400m sprinter Anneliese Rubie on Crossing the Line Tuesday 3pm
Across the world, the automotive industry is leading rapid and far-reaching change through the introduction of driverless vehicles, the development of low and zero emissions transport technology, and the progression of world-leading retail experiences. While employment in the Australian automotive industry has taken a hit following the closure of the last three car manufacturing operations […]
Read More… from New Fellowship Award to Drive Change in Australian Automotive
Enter the beautiful Pittwater home of Tom and Felicity on the night daylight saving ends -1989. They seem to have it all. She, a successful Sydney restaurant and he the jet setting life that goes with mentoring an international tennis star. However Tom’s next departure sees the sudden visit of Felicity’s old boyfriend and infidelity […]
Read More… from DAYLIGHT SAVING By Nick Enright Directed by Lyn Lee
Managed and programmed from a First Nations perspective, Bluesfest Byron Bay prepares to welcome back the much-loved cultural event; Boomerang Festival. Boomerang is a dedicated Indigenous performance and interactive event that showcases extraordinary art and culture from 19 to 21 April 2019 at Bluesfest. Festival Director for Bluesfest, Peter Noble OAM commented on the announcement […]
Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week is It’s The Little Things by Louise Goh on the Rolling Stock Studios label. Louise Goh is a Melbourne-based keyboardist, composer and vocalist, trained in classical piano, jazz & improvisation (Victorian College of the Arts) with further study in improvisation at the School for Improvisational Music, New York University. […]
Read More… from Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week: Feb 14 – Feb 21
A listener of Eastside FM for over 15 years, renowned Sydney photographer Adrian Cook has always been a strong supporter: “I’m a big fan of music and have always found that Eastside has a good selection of music; I think it’s a really great little station. I like the fact there’s no ads, or what […]
Read More… from Back To The Future. Get The Picture? Profile of Photographer Adrian Cook
This weekly community billboard is proudly sponsored by the City of Sydney’s Plan for the future – Sydney 2030 – making our city more green, global and connected. […]
Read More… from Community Billboard 12th February – 18th February
The Triathlon and Ironman are amongst the most gruelling sports in the world, A single event includes a 3.8 km swim, 180 km bike ride and a full marathon. Justin Wendemuth is making a name for himself in this discipline winning his age group at the Busselton Ironman competition, 22 minutes ahead of his nearest […]
Read More… from Bondi Beach triathlete Justin Wendemuth on Crossing the Line Tuesday 3pm