Jacqui Newling returns in the first half hour with Part 6 of Eat Your History and this episode is about curry. Yes, Governor Macquarie served it at a dinner party very early in his rule. However, like other foodstuffs we have learned about, it doesn’t come onto the average household’s table until the invention of […]
Amplify your mood with our courtyard live music sessions, every Saturday and Sunday afternoon in December. Curated by Eastside Radio 89.7FM, discover an eclectic mix of DJ’s and musicians at the newly refurbished Bondi Pavilion. Saturday 3 Dec : Taline Valerio – With over 20 years experience behind the decks, DJ Taline dabbles freely with all […]
This year, for the 4th year in a row, Willoughby City Council is launching an art competition! Celebrating International Day of People with Disability, this year’s theme is “Connect, Collaborate, Celebrate”, and Eastside’s very own Breaking Wave’s presenter Shai De Vletter Sont will be on display! Breaking Waves is about smashing stereotypes and stigma surrounding […]
Hi, my name is Kathryn, and I am a year 10 student from Caringbah High school. I’ll be here at Eastside Radio for 2 weeks to complete my work experience. Since I was introduced to music at an early age (I started playing piano when I was 3, and throughout my life I learn to play […]
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Hello, I am Dan Horesh-Bar, an intern here at Eastside FM. As my tenure here at Eastside is wrapping up, I would love to tell you a story about one of my adventures here in Sydney. Last weekend me and a couple friends decided we wanted to go to a national park, to go hiking […]
VAN GOGH ALIVE to return to Sydney in December 2022 Now housed in the spectacular Grand Pavilion, for a greater immersive experience. Van Gogh Alive, the world’s most visited multi-sensory experience comes to life once again at The Grand Pavilion, The Entertainment Quarter, Sydney from Thursday 8 December, 2022 Tickets on sale from Thursday, 4 […]
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Eastside Radio needs YOUR help! The Board of Eastside wants to know your thoughts and opinions about the station regarding strategic direction, our 40th year on air and listener demographics. It’s helpful for us and lets you have a say on the future of Eastside Radio. The survey is only 7 minutes long – less […]
In the first half hour, Jacqui Newling joins us for Part 5 of Eat Your History and this week’s topic is jelly. My special guest at 11:00 am is Dry Carole Cusack, medieval historian and Professor of Religious Studies at Sydney University.Our topic is King Henry VI of England, who was crowned in November 1429 […]
My name is Sumaya and I’m a year 10 student at Sydney Girls High School. I will be participating in work experience at Eastside for the next week! I spend nearly all my time listening to music and am extremely passionate about drama and debating, so I’m super pumped to gain some experience in the […]
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An Opportunity to Explore the Future of Micromobility Next week in Sydney, Interpoint Events is launching an innovative two-day expo for electric micro-vehicles. With over thirty companies showcasing their products including e-bikes, electric skateboards, scooters, cargo bikes, and microcars, this event will explore the environmentally friendly solutions and adaptability of micromobility. Micromobility is a relatively […]
Lisa Odour-Noah for Sydney Improvised Music Association – Friday 4 November 2022 Reviewed by Jillian Giordano An attention-grabbing jazz performance to kick off a Friday morning? Intriguing. In a small cozy venue similar to a living room, Lisa Odour-Noah delivers a show that ultimately had everybody in the room dancing and singing along. Joined by […]
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One of Sydney’s if not one of Australia’s most gifted painters, is Nicholas Harding. To the shock, dismay and sadness to all, Nicholas passed away recently on the 2nd November after an extended illness. This week we celebrate Nicholas’s incredible contribution to the art cannon of Australian painting. Known for his generous lush thick impasto, […]
Read More… from Vale Nicholas Harding plus we speak to Bondi musician Bad Field Trip