Join me, Jane Raffan, Monday 5 February, for a program concerning ideas about Race, Place and Identity. My guest interviews today are with Dr Hayley Megan French, co-curator of the exhibition “Landing Points: Race, Place and Identity”, which is currently on show at Penrith Regional Gallery, along with Tracey Moffatt’s seminal 1997 photographic series “Up […]
On Arts Thursday today I speak to Melinda Doring, daughter of the amazing Dawn Swane – ballet dancer, makeup artist and founder of 3 arts makeup college in 1966. The college, where students learnt about makeup for film, television and theatre ran until a few years ago with Dawn at the helm and has created […]
Read More… from Arts Thursday 1 February 2018 presented by Bronwyn Rennex
WOMADelaide 2018 The World’s Festival! WOMADelaide, the iconic open-air festival set in Adelaide’s stunning Botanic Park, is an award-winning celebration of the very best of the World of Music, Arts & Dance. During four days, from the 9th to the 12th of March, Adelaide’s Botanic Park becomes the international cultural hub of Australia, where the […]
The Relaunch of Word in Hand Sydney’s Most Diverse Storytelling Night Is Coming ! We are so excited to be relaunching Word In Hand at the best venue in Sydney – The Red Rattler! We have a stellar POC line up for our relaunch, featuring Omar Musa performing work from his new collection, crowd favourite […]
Get Ready for Morcheeba’s Comeback in Australia! Get ready to bliss out on the sweet, sensual vocals of Skye Edwards as Morcheeba returnto Australia after a 4 year absence. Morcheeba define the ‘chill out’ genre with songs like “Rome Wasn’t Built In A Day”, “The Sea”, “Even Though” and “Otherwise”. Played in café’s, lounge rooms […]
Music Journalists Fixed Term Position: 12 months Number of positions: 2 Closing Date: 5pm 28th February 2018 Summary Eastside Radio is launching a music broadcast news segment. The project is an extension of the work the station currently does to promote community issues within its inner-city Sydney and Eastern suburbs district. We’re looking for someone who […]
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. […]
Read More… from Tony Costa on The Dialogue Wednesday 31 January
The night sky is a mirror to the wonders of the universe. Stars, galaxies and moons are more than just night time art; they are a glimpse of our universe, the intricacies of which we are itching to explore and colonise. This week Chantelle interviewed Kirsten Banks about moons, eclipses and the naming of […]
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. […]
We Need You to Shape the Future of Waverley! Following each council election, every Council is required to review their Community Strategic Plan. This year we are preparing a new Waverley Community Strategic Plan which will be adopted by Council in June 2018. This plan will outline the community’s vision for Waverley and what Council’s […]
Laila Ellmoos, historian with the City of Sydney, joins us this morning at 10:40 am with a new series and this time Laila looks at historic events and how we mark them. Part 1 today kicks off with Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, this year marking 40 years since the first march in Sydney. […]