Any leftover household chemicals you have at home – including paints, solvents, pesticides and even cleaning products – shouldn’t be put in your household bins. These might be hazardous and should be disposed of safely. The City of Sydney and the NSW Environment Protection Authority run a yearly chemical drop-off day. The Next Chemical Cleanout Our next […]
20 Concerts of New Music in 12 Hours Extended Play is back in 2019! The inaugural event last year was hailed as “the best new classical music initiative Sydney has seen in years” (The Australian), and an “exhilarating festival, wonderfully supportive of local artists and ensembles, emerging talent and an audience eager to engage.” (Real Time). […]
BANDALUZIA was recently awarded “The Pick Of the Sydney Fringe” at The Sydney Fringe Festival and performed to a sold out Sydney Opera House Concert Hall as an invited artist to TEDX Sydney 2014. BANDALUZIA has headlined The International Gypsy Music Festival, Sydney, The Global Carnival and is on Musica Viva’s national touring program. Known […]
This week on Arts Thursday with Maisy Stapleton, the program focusses on two fascinating arts stories. In the first segment, Dr Anne Watson speaks about her research and subsequent publication on the work of Peter Hall – of Hall, Todd and Littlemore – a successful young architect who was invited to step in to […]
Read More… from A Poisoned Chalice at the Opera House and a Living Treasure of Craft – 8 August 2019
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My name’s Felicity, and for a couple days this week, I’ll be doing work experience at Eastside Radio. I’ve known about Eastside for a while now and have listened to it late Tuesday mornings as I can to tune into my godmother, Diana, and her friend Gaz on their Arts Tuesday program. For as long […]
At 10:40 am, Dr Jacqueline Nguyen joins us for Part 4 of Birds and Bones and this week we talk about what fossils can tell us. At 11:00 am, I am joined by Dr Stephen Gapps from the Australian National Maritime Museum, talking about the latest exhibition Bligh: Hero or Villain. Via our primary school […]
My name is Phillip Gazis-MIller and I am a year 10 student at Lindfield Learning Village. I was incredibly excited when I found out I was going to Eastside Radio for my year 10 work experience, I have only just started day one and I am already having a great time. The people are […]
My name is Lynette and for my Year 10 work experience week, I’ll be working at Eastside Radio. I chose Eastside because the technical aspects of a radio station intrigued me, and I also wanted to incorporate my passion for music into my work experience. Ever since I was young, music has been an important […]
Read More… from Year 10 Student Thrust into the Workforce – Eastside Radio
Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week is Quantic Atlantic Oscillations by Quantic on the Tru Thoughts Label. ‘Atlantic Oscillations’ marks the return of world-renowned British producer Quantic with his most cohesive and intricate album to date. Bringing together new players and concepts with a dance orientated sound that has enchanted fans and tastemakers across the […]
Read More… from Eastside Radio’s Album of the Week: Aug 1- Aug 7
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At 10:40 am, Dr Jacqueline Nguyen, ornithologist at the Australian museum, joins us for Part 3 of Birds and Bones and this week the topic is Bristlebirds. Following the interest in last week’s conversation with Elise Edmonds about Dead Central at the State Library of NSW, I will continue the theme of cemeteries in a […]