If you missed last weeks show, do not stress!

Tash and Harrison uplift your mood with some Brand New Aussie Hits!

Spreading a lot of love this episode as we get ready for Valentines day! <3

Although, do you know the true history of St Valentine? Find out what else this icon of love was known for in this weeks Get Fact.

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Get ready to Hash It Out, SUMMER STYLE!

In this week’s show Tash and Harrison play all your fave summer bangers!

From queer arts and culture to discovering more about Australia’s PM’s, there’s so much to uncover in this weeks show.

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Southern FM newsman Colin Tyrus wasn’t quite into his teens when Australia switched to decimal currency on the 14th of February 1966. But he certainly remembers the old imperial currency with its “pounds, shillings and pence”. In this podcast, Colin recalls the media campaign, featuring the animated character Dollar Bill, that helped Australians to make sense of the new dollars and cents. Segment produced by Historic John.

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If you listen to only a single podcast this month, you might want to make it this one. It could make a difference to your health and wellbeing. Steffan Cavalera is principal physiotherapist at the Kieser clinic in Caulfield, and he has some advice on how best you can start your exercise and strength training regimen in the not-so-new-year, 2026.

This podcast from the Be Strong, Stay Strong segment of A Newsman and His Music with Colin Tyrus, broadcast on 88.3 Southern FM on Monday 16 February 2026.Related Posts:

Alli Harding interviewed tourism expert Amy Gardner (left) on Friday 13 February about her aim to help seniors explore all the city has to offer.

Alli and Amy chatted about their own favourite places in Melbourne and surrounds, and just how affordable and accessible many trips and attractions can be – if you know when to go.

Amy started her website a few years ago after spending every weekend for a year visiting suburbs and sights with her Bellarine-based parents, Chris and Terrie.

“There are a lot of misconceptions around the ‘seniors’ demographic and I want to combat that,” she says. “The retirees I’ve been meeting are very adaptable, active, and interested in exploring.”

88.3 Southern FM listeners can email Amy with their own tips and ideas.

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Hello there,

A new century of shows, and a bit of a new format!

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In this podcast from A Newsman and His Music, Glen Eira Mayor Cr Dr Simone Zmood talks about the community survey into the management of parking spaces across the city’s busy shopping precincts, Bentleigh, Carnegie and Elsternwick.

The mayor says electronic parking sensors will monitor parking space usage, but no decision on user-pays parking will be made until after a 12-month review. The podcast also includes details of Council’s free concert Under The Stars and a whole lot more.

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Sullivan Patten, festival lead for this year’s St Kilda Festival on February 14th and 15th, talks to Craig Francis about the 45th iteration of this beloved free celebration of summer and local music, set against the spectacular natural beauty of the St Kilda foreshore.Related Posts:

Here’s SUNDAY LUNCH from 8 February 2026.  The usual smattering of delights from various genres and eras interrupted occasionally by Denis and Ewan with arcane facts and general banter. If you’d like to hear the broadcast, click on READ MORE below.Related Posts:

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