Kathrin Bauman from Little Renters took part in a dynamic support programme to grow her local business recyling high-quality children’s clothes; Adam Slater recovered from a heart attack and decided to help save the planet from Ballarat, Andrea Dunkley from Roving Refills is managing business despite fuel price hikes by thinking smart, and Fiona Stitfold has the Chatty Cafe solution
Read moreThe Restore the Bay project uses a range of experts to integrate ideas around people who use Port Phillip with economics and ecology. They are developing a tool to help communities to be involved in environmental management. Clare Arthurs spoke with Ecologist Simon Mustoe, Project Manager for Restore the Bay, and behaviour change specialist Peter Lamshed.
Read moreWrite now30/4/26 The Bookshop of Buried Pasts – by Sarah Clutton – a wonderful read. Superb!. And more. Please join me, Gaytana ALSO: let’s wear a mask to protect ourselves & others from COVID, Influenza, RSV & more. Looking out for each other – that’s what community does. G
Read moreThere’s an old saying: “You are what you eat”. And new research by Monash University and international colleagues has found evidence that ultra-processed foods damage your focus, even if you otherwise have a healthy diet. In this podcast from A Newsman and His Music, Colin Tyrus is speaking with Dr Barbara Cardoso from the Department of Nutrition, Dietetics and Food
Read moreThe Bayside-based World Education Program is looking for local families to host exchange students from Europe. Find out more by listening to this podcast featuring WEP Inbound Placement Officer Connor O’Neill, speaking with Colin Tyrus on Southern FM’s A Newsman and His Music. Visit: hostastudent.org.au Interview broadcast on Monday 27 April 2026 – 88.3 Southern FM
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In this podcast, Colin Tyrus is speaking with Michaela Smith, co-director of Brighton Theatre Company’s May 2026 production Wicked Sisters. For performance dates and bookings, visit brightontheatre.com.au
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