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Like A Version is a segment on Australian radio station triple j. Every Friday morning a musician or band comes into the studio to play one of their own songs and a cover of a song they love.
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A weekly podcast delving deep into the Iconic legendary Australian Band of Brothers, INXS, hosted by Haydn (INXS Nerd) and Bee (Tragic fan girl) Loads of cool interviews/ news/ competitions/ reviews and fan engagement. Check out our website for more cool stuff...https://www.inxsaccessallareas.com Help us out with our mission in getting, INXS recognised and inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Here is the link below to follow. Please sign and share with other INXS fan friends. https:// ...
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A podcast about critically acclaimed Australian band Halfway. Hear about twenty years of writing, recording and touring in an indie rock band. Including interviews with Robert Forster (Go-Betweens), Rob Younger (Radio Birdman) Mark Nevers (Lambchop/George Jones), Nick Barker (The Wreckery/The Reptiles), J.C. (Powderfinger), Simon Homer (Plus One Records) and Peter Jesperson (Twin Tone/New West Records)
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Homegrown is BACK and BIGGER than ever! Australian Music Lives here - Only on Triple M and the LiSTNR App Weeknights from 10pm, British India Drummer and Triple M's own Matty O hosts the Australian Music show that EVERY band wants to get on!
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Hosted by Andy Dowling of the Australian metal band LORD. Andy chats with musicians, authors, professors, tv hosts, radio personalities, documentary film makers and whoever else he wants to.
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A podcast recapping the albums of the Australian band Silverchair. Can you believe there's never been a podcast about Silverchair? I couldn't, so I made one. In each fortnightly episode, I’ll cover one release by the band with some special guest episodes interspersed along the way. Won’t you come with me to a place in a little town?
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Check 1, 2! Wrap your ears around this monthly dose of awesome live music. Recorded exclusively by triple j, it stars the latest and greatest acts playing some of Australia's finest venues.
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Host Paul Trenwith is a founder member of the Hamilton County Bluegrass Band, playing banjo and occasionally singing harmony parts. From the mid-70's to the mid-90's, Paul and his fiddle-playing wife Colleen played as mostly gospel music, bluegrass-style, with a group of friends, and often featuring songs that Paul had written. He has become something of a musical 'jack-of-all-trades', playing banjo, dobro, pedal steel and rhythm guitar. He also plays double bass in the Hamilton-based Irish ...
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Australian comedy duo Hamish Blake and Andy Lee continue to taunt each other and their button-pusher Jack with a weekly show that is more about their listeners than it is about themselves. Hamish & Andy question and test the smaller things in life, no pondering too small. Visit hamishandandy.com
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Comedy, Talk, Politics Skeptical Atheism stuff.
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First French Woman in Podcasting - Meltingpod : the Queen of Rock and Roll Podcasters will rock your world Live from Marseille
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Join Cheryl Lee That Radio Chick on Still Rockin' It for news, reviews and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.What are they up to at the moment? Let's find out .......
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Hear the story behind the headlines. In under ten minutes each episode, we’ll help you make sense of the news stories that matter to you from Australia and the world, with reports and interviews from the SBS News team.
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Your host Alex brings you the best in unsigned music around Australia, as well as some home recording hints and help with finding that perfect band name. Tune in weekly.
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Breaking Bands is a radio show supporting new Australian artists by playing 100% Aussie tunes from 9-11am every Friday morning on 2RRR 88.5FM. http://www.fiverr.com/s2/80dbcad614
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Simon O'Connor (Kuroma) and Andrew Vanwyngarden (MGMT) shoot the breeze! Guests stop by!
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The Australian Naval History Podcast explores naval history in Australia. Each week, historians & veterans discuss a different aspect of Australian naval history. From deep discussions of particular battles, to the histories of submarine classes, the Australian Naval History Podcast is expert analysis & reflection on the storied past of Australia's military at sea. Produced by the Naval Studies Group at UNSW Canberra, in conjunction with the Submarine Institute of Australia, the Australian N ...
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Giving our Top 5 on Movies, TV shows and Games!
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The Australian jazz and groove podcast features Australian Jazz and Groove composers and musicians. The aim of the podcast is to play the music of and interview Australian Jazz composers so as to learn what makes them tick as composers and performers.
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Musicians, writers, actors and more talk about the music they love and how it's influenced and inspired them. Guests include Phoebe Bridgers, Jason Isbell, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Bob Odenkirk, Benmont Tench, Neil Finn and more.
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The podcast where Melbourne comedian Matt Stewart and his music lovin cousin Sam Tonkin go through classic albums! Season 2 is looking at rock classics from the 1980s and season 1 explored the back catalogue of Australian pub rock legends, Cold Chisel! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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At dawn on the 25th of October 1878, a search party of four Victoria policemen rode out of Mansfield in north east Victoria to find and arrest Ned Kelly. They would not all return. 'A Shout from the Long Grass - The Police Murders at Stringybark Creek' is a podcast from Victoria Police that tells the story of one of the deadliest attacks ever on police in Victoria, and one of the most infamous chapters in Australian history. Narrated by Ralph Stavely. Original music by the Victoria Police Band.
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An Australian D&D podcast, full of improv, comedy & drama, set to an original backdrop and score. Delve into a wild world of adventure under a multi-coloured sky, as our diverse band of heroes navigate the fantastic city of Duopolis. Featuring DM/Composer, Damian Ashcroft, and players; Ashleigh Blechynden, Karolina Firman and Elizabeth Savage. For exclusive content visit patreon.com/surrealiapodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Every Friday, join Ruby for News Time as she counts down the week’s most interesting news stories for kids. From amazing animals to special events, the natural world to outer space, News Time is made especially for children to help them understand the world around them.
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The podcast of the Australian Pink Floyd Show. Answering fan questions and having conversations with people we meet while touring the world while celebrating the music of Pink Floyd.
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Milky is a musician from the South-West of Sydney, playing guitar for several different bands ranging from punk, indie, rock, etc. You can follow his main project, ' The Disappointments ' on their socials here: https://www.instagram.com/thedisappointmentsband/ https://www.facebook.com/thedisappointmentsband/ Tama J. is a content creator for YouTube and a musician fronting the synthwave / indie-electronica band ' JUNO ', and his solo work under the name ' wulf '. Follow his music here: https: ...
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Metal rock and everything noisy from Australia and around the globe! Hosted by Nev Pearce and the Everblack team www.facebook.com/Everblackpodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The 1980's were a time before mass access to the internet and the time when HIV and AIDS first came to Australia. The Australian community responded to this new modern-day leprosy with crippling fear, terror, appalling discrimination and loathing – of people – young Australian people. It was surely, the darkest of times. 'It was the time we collectively stained our Australian soul' – Drew Browne, founder of Unusual Risks Insured. What happened to our young people in the late 1980’s must neve ...
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The scruffy band here at Rebel Scum Radio hold pop culture close to our hearts and that is why we wanted to make this podcast. Not because there aren’t any great podcasts like ours that exist out there on the interwebs, but beacuse we wanted to add and Australian voice to the mix. So who are we? We are Karlos, Jim-Bob & Jono. Web designers and Graphic Designers by day, podcasters, nerds and everyday folk the rest of the time. We will be talking about lots of different things Star Wars, Movie ...
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Welcome to our new Podcast series. I'll be sharing my 40 years experience in growing trees on farms for both conservation and profit with stories from our own farm and interviews with some of the many farmers I have worked with around Australia. I'm open to suggestions for content and am happy to takes questions. Hope you like it. Rowan I'm a forest scientist (B.For.Sci. & M.For.Sci.), author, educator and a tree grower with a family farm in the Otway Ranges of southern Victoria, Australia. ...
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Not just another cricket podcast, The Brett Lee Podcast is equal parts cricket stories, analysis, banter and showcase surprising friendships with well-known colourful characters and celebrities. Plus Binga and Brad will talk about their band 6 And Out...a lot. email the podcast your questions: thebrettleepodcast@news.com.au Get involved in the Whatsapp group: https://bit.ly/3oxBAQQ
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Listen to punk garage & rock music podcast from Austin Texas. I mostly dig retro 60s 70s sounding garage rock / garage punk but tend to stray away at times. Dog8mybag Stoned Again Productions, Austin Texas USA
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Here are some of the triple j music interviews from Richard Kingsmill’s archive.
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"Bringin' it Back to "The Beatles" with Doug and Ben" will include in-depth interviews with celebrities who discuss their bodies of work while including intimate aspects of how they were profoundly impacted by "The Beatles" throughout their lives. Doug Kolk is a professional entertainment broadcaster in Los Angeles. Ben Don Sherwood is an Australian artist/musician who runs the "World's Largest Beatles Facebook Group".....Oh yeah, and their wives are sisters!
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We bring nostalgia, history and tales from both within and beyond Calcio’s four white lines. This is Italian Football through our eyes. This is the Gentleman Ultra.
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SBS On the Money: Is China's huge stimulus package enough?
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The Australian sharemarket rose 1 per cent today as investors prepare for even more Chinese economic stimulus measures, but is it enough? SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks in detail with Chris Weston from Pepperstone to find out.
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Tiwi people hold healing ceremony for bereaved US families
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A traditional healing ceremony has been held in Darwin for the families of three US Marines who died during a training exercise over the Tiwi Islands in the Northern Territory. Around two dozen personnel were on board an Osprey aircraft when it crashed on the remote Melville Island, north of Darwin, in August last year.…
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The laundry service that's changing lives for good
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A free community laundry service has seen encouraging results in reducing the prevalence of skin infections and scabies in remote Northern Territory communities. Untreated scabies infestations can lead to dangerous secondary infections, which can then be a factor in causing rheumatic heart disease.
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One supermarket has been named the cheapest in Australia once again. But is everyone able to shop around?
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The latest supermarket price report by consumer advocacy group Choice has revealed Aldi is once again the cheapest grocer in the country. This comes as Woolworths and Coles face allegations by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission that they have broken consumer law. But is it always possible for consumers to shop around?…
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'I want to leave but I can't': The Australians stuck in Lebanon as bombs rain down
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Some Australians stuck in Lebanon say they are trying to heed the Prime Minister's call to flee the country - but are being held up by the government. Batoul Hijazi and her one-year-old son Adam are Australian citizens, but Batoul's husband and Adam's father Abbas Wehbe isn't. They're waiting on the Department of Home Affairs to approve visas for A…
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UNWRITTEN LAW: Scotty Mac on the Hotter Than Hell Tour and Bands Upcoming Plans
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Dan from the Everblack Podcast spoke with Scotty from Unwritten Law about the upcoming Hotter Than Hell Australian tour, the pressure they felt in releasing their latest album The Hum, what's next for the band and more. HOTTER THAN HELL 2024 Tickets available from hotterthanhelltour.com.au SAT 12 OCT | DUNSBOROUGH TAVERN, DUNSBOROUGH WA | TICKETS F…
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The guys feel like they’re definitely getting ghosted by the guy who can get undressed in under 2.5 seconds, so Hamish proposes an alternate idea. Darcy’s under the microscope again after a ski trip that went wrong. The guys discuss more biscuit options for ConCon, and we put two listeners to the test for Chit Chat Champion! 1. Undressing Olympics …
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Australia's Age Discrimination Commissioner is calling on people to shift their attitudes towards older people, and for ageism to be treated the same way as sexism and racism. Research from the World Health Organization shows negative stereotypes can contribute to elder abuse, push people out of the workforce and even shorten lifespans. Advocates s…
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PM isn't ruling out changes to negative gearing
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The Prime Minister has left the door open to take changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax to the next election after reports that Treasury is costing the policy. Anthony Albanese says he'd need to be convinced reforms would increase housing supply as key housing reforms languish in the Senate.…
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SBS On the Money: Inflation has slipped into the RBA's target band so what does that mean for interest rates?
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Inflation has slipped into the RBA's target band so what does that mean for interest rates? SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves discusses with Johnathan McMenamin from Barrenjoey and Hebe Chen at IG Markets, plus Stephen Cobat from UBS Global Wealth Management explains why Sydney is only at a moderate risk of being in a property bubble.…
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Young boys at risk of using family, domestic and sexual violence will be able to engage in early intervention programs under a federal government initiative. The $23 million in funding for organisations across the country is looking to catch early signs of antisocial behaviour and break the cycle of violence.…
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UN, US call for Israel and Hezbollah to step back from the brink of regional war
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Nearly 600-people including a senior Hezbollah leader have been killed in two days of Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon. The exchange of fire across the border is the worst conflict between Israel and Hezbollah since the 2006 war, which destroyed parts of the Lebanese capital Beirut. The United States and the United Nations are calling for both sides t…
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UN's Antonio Guterres: 'The state of our world in unsustainable'
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World leaders are gathering in New York as the United Nations General Assembly opens. It's the international organisation's biggest annual event where top leaders of all UN member countries speak to the world and each other.
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INTERVIEW: Foreign Minister Penny Wong on the situation in Lebanon
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Foreign Minister Penny Wong has urged Israel against a ground invasion of Lebanon, and has called for Australians to leave the country whilst commercial flights are still available. SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson spoke to Senator Wong, who is in New York for the United Nations General Assembly…
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What have 63 Deluxe been up to lately? OR From Norwood to Memphis, a bluesey-ish journey
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Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians. Have you ever wondered how a band evolves from casual jamming sessions to creating hits? Join us as we sit down with Brett, Anthony and Jack from 63 Deluxe to uncover the fascinating journey behind their mu…
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432. Novak (Polish Club) on Artic Monkeys 'Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino' (2018)
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Today, Polish Club frontman Novak joins host Jeremy Dylan to discuss the Arctic Monkey’s divisive cult classic album ‘Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino’, the sci-fi concept album that followed up the rock’n’roll behemoth of AM. Jeremy and Novak reminisce about their days as office-mates, Novak coming out as a singer at karaoke, ageing in rock’n’rol…
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David Jenkins grows eucalypt sawlogs and has a 10 inch Lucas Mill on his beef farm near Bridgetwon in Western Australia. I have a Hardwood Mills GT40 Horizontal Bandsaw on our Bambra Agroforestry Farm in Victoria. We caught up in David's mill shed to discuss how these two Australian made mills perform and the advantages of each. Watch a video of me…
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INTERVIEW: How are the people of Lebanon reacting to the attacks from Israel
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Intense Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon have killed at least 492 people in the past 24 hours, making it the country's deadliest day since its brutal civil war ended more than 30 years ago. Lebanon's Health Ministry says at least 35 children are among the dead. There've been widespread strikes - hitting about 1600 sites, so far, targetting dozens …
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SBS On the Money: Why an interest rate cut in Australia may still be some time away
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An interest rate cut in Australia may still be some time away after the Reserve Bank left them on hold at 4.35% today and highlighted its focus on underlying inflation. SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves goes through today's decision with RSM Australia Economist Devika Shivadekar and Scott Phillips from The Motley Fool.…
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RBA keeps cash rate steady as inflation remains high
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The Reserve Bank has held the cash rate steady, as expected by economists, with a warning: inflation remains too high. While central banks around the world have already started cutting rates, RBA governor Michelle Bullock says they also raised rates much higher than in Australia.
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Australia to lead program to keep aid workers from harm
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After the deadliest year on record for aid workers, the Australian Government will spearhead an international program to strengthen protections for humanitarian staff. It comes as the family of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom has called on Israel to end what they've described as a "blatant disregard" for the lives of humanitarian workers.…
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When is a bargain not a bargain? Supermarkets accused of misleading discounts.
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The supermarket giants are being brought to court after allegedly breaking Australian consumer law. So what kind of penalties are expected if Coles and Woolworths are found guilty, and what role can consumers play in holding big companies to account?
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Israeli strikes hit Lebanon in deadliest day of conflict since 2006
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Israel has attacked hundreds of Hezbollah targets in air strikes which Lebanese health authorities say killed hundreds of people and injured more than one thousand. It's the deadliest day in decades for Lebanon - and the escalation is increasing fears of a wider regional war.
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'A bird may sing in Kabul, but a girl may not': Actor Meryl Streep speaks up for Afghan women at UN
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A female cat has more freedom in Afghanistan than a woman does, according to Hollywood actor Meryl Streep. She's spoken at the United Nations in a bid to get world leaders to focus on the plight of Afghan women and girls, since the takeover of the country by the Taliban in 2021.
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Epi 198: Original Sin Album: Legacy and Chris Murphy Influence
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After deep diving on INXS’ 2010 Original Sin Album last week, we take a detailed look at the album’s legacy, the influence of Chris Murphy on the band during this period and some of the exciting tour/setlists performances that accompanied this album release. Having seen the band perform at Day on the Green at Rockford Estates Melbourne, Victoria in…
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I’m digging into my LP collection for some of today’s selections – Emerson & Waldron, great band from the late-1960’s/early 1970’s, and the Johnson Mountain Boys, classic bluegrass from the 1980’s. Of course we’ve got some fine offerings from Rhonda Vincent, the Brombies, Laurie Lewis & the Right Hands, and the Stanley Brothers. Throw in some picki…
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Many Australians on income support priced out of the rental property market
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A new report by housing advocacy group Everybody's Home outlines the issue as being largely driven by rent increases and no-grounds evictions, and are calling for urgent reform.
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The ACCC claims supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths has engaged in misleading discount pricing so Naveen Razik speaks with Rosie Thomas from CHOICE to find out when a grocery story deal is a deal, plus SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves takes a look at the sharemarket news of the day with David Scutt from City Index.…
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Talking, but still no costing, for the coalition's nuclear energy policy
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The federal opposition has drawn criticism from across the political spectrum over the lack of costing detail in its nuclear energy policy. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has delivered a major speech devoted to nuclear energy, but says he's not revealing the price of the policy just yet.
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Tony Popovic unveiled as new Socceroos coach
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The 51-year-old stalwart of Australian football faces a tough task in a short amount of time, as he tries to turn around Australia's sagging campaign to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. But, it's a task he's approaching with immense pride, and confidence.
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'We can turn this country around': Sri Lanka elects Anura Kumara Dissanayake as President
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His victory marks a shift towards change, with promises to tackle corruption and lead the country out of its ongoing economic crisis. This election follows Sri Lanka's worst financial crisis in decades, which led to widespread protests and the resignation of the previous president.
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'Everybody is bracing for the worst', says Palestinian ambassador as Middle East violence intensifies
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Israel has raided and shut down Al Jazeera's bureau in the occupied West Bank in its continued efforts to clamp down on the Qatari broadcaster. Meanwhile, escalation of the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has threatened to overshadow the ongoing devastation in Gaza.
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An Indigenous-led solution to crime in the Tiwi Islands
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Australians living in the remote Northern Territory on the Tiwi islands have been facing some of the highest crime rates in the nation. Local elders are now looking to remedy that through a grassroots approach that will provide support for families in the community.
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HEILUNG talk Australian Tour and Healing Through Music and Nature
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Jack from the Everblack Podcast spoke with Kai, Maria and Christopher from Heilung about their upcoming Australian tour, customs issues, healing through music and nature, and more. TOUR DATES Wednesday, October 30: Red Hill Auditorium, Perth Saturday, November 2: AEC Theatre, Adelaide Monday, November 4: Palais Theatre, Melbourne (Public Holiday Ev…
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Fighting cancer, boosting regional security take centre stage at Quad Summit
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The stability and wellbeing of the Indo-Pacific has taken the spotlight at the Quad Summit in the United States- the meeting between the leaders of the United States, Australia, India and Japan.
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HOT WATER MUSIC: Jason Black talks Upcoming tour, Career Longevity and Collaborations.
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JD sat down with Hot Water Music bassist Jason Black for the Everblack Podcast to talk about the secrets of career longevity, getting inspired while on the road, and wishful thinking on future HWM collaborations. HOT WATER MUSIC LIVE IN NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA 2025! With The Flatliners (Aus Dates Only)Tickets on sale Thursday 1 August at 10am AES…
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To survive soaring costs, these ‘good neighbours’ have come up with a clever solution
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Businesses insolvencies are rising as operating costs soar and a growing number are defaulting on their tax debts, according to a credit reporting bureau. In Sydney, two entrepreneurs have joined forces to boost their incomes.
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Fellowship in the Netherlands for First Nations arts workers
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First Nations arts workers will be able to share their cultural knowledge under a new fellowship that will see them travel to the Netherlands and have access to the second largest collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art outside of Australia. The Nguluway Dhuluyarra Fellowship is the result of a partnership between the National Galle…
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A combination of dwindling demand and changing tastes has seen Tupperware Brands file for bankruptcy this week. The U-S company made colourful plastic food containers go-to items in kitchens all around the world. But demand has dropped for its products in recent years with a younger generation of shoppers moving away from plastic.…
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What has Stu Rudd from The SuperJesus been up to lately? OR Writing Hot Songs to Supporting Cold Chisel
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Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians. Join us on Still Rocking It as we become a fly on the wall during an interview with Stu Rudd, the bass guitarist and founding member of Australia's iconic rock band, SuperJesus for an episode of RiderTV for…
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Hezbollah commander dead after Israeli strike on Beirut
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An Israeli strike on Beirut has killed at least 14 people, including a top Hezbollah military commander. Israel's military says the strike killed Ibrahim Aqil, a founding member of Hezbollah's military wing.
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434. Queenie on Dan Auerbach 'Waiting on a Song' (2017)
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Acclaimed singer-songwriter Queenie joins host Jeremy Dylan to talk about Black Keys frontman Dan Auerbach's 2017 solo album 'Waiting on a Song'. Queenie talks about how her journey as a fan of the Black Keys and Dan Auerbach coincided with moving to Melbourne from Tasmania, the thrill of following someone’s career as a fan from the start, why call…
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A call for stem cell donors on World Bone Marrow Day
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Each year, 19,000 Australians are diagnosed with blood cancer and about 1,000 of them approach the Australian Bone Marrow Donor Registry looking for a stem cell donor. The registry says Australia is facing a critical shortage of registered stem cell donors from all cultural backgrounds. Lisa Smith is the CEO of the Australian Bone Marrow Donor Regi…
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Pivotal election in Sri Lanka to elect the next President
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Millions of Sri Lankans will vote today in the first election since the country's worst economic crisis. President Ranil Wickremesinghe is seeking a fresh mandate, pointing to how the economy has stabilised after months of food and fuel shortages. SBS Asia Correspondent Aaron Fernandes told Greg Dyett it's a significant election with no frontrunner…
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Weekend One On One: the Executive Council of Australian Jewry's Alex Ryvchin
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Alex Ryvchin, the co-Chief Executive of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry, speaks to SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson about Australia abstaining from this week's UN vote on Israel and the Palestinian territories.
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Graham Arnold has resigned as coach of the Socceroos, after more than six years in charge. It comes following a series of poor results in the qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup that have jeopardised Australia's place in the tournament.
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