Cat Hading had always been annoyed by the electronic waste, so she decided to do the best with the resources that are available and start a business company in order to save the environment. Cat Harding dropped into Monday Drive to talk with Ruth Hessey about how to deal with E-Waste.

72-years-old Gaby Jung did an epic cycle trip across Tasmania, from South Hobart to Takayna/Tarkine, in support of the campaign to protect Takayna/Tarkine as a World Heritage listed National Park. Gaby was even dressed as a giant Tasmanian Freshwater Crayfish throughout the ride David Barr was able to interview her on his Tuesday Drive show albeit […]

Dr Sven Teske is a Research Director at Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney and has 20 years’ experience in technical analysis of renewable energy systems and market integration concept. He visited Ruth Hessey’s Monday Drive in order to discuss the future of the Renewable Energy Industry at great length. To find out more […]

The Bed Party is a new production at the Old 505 Theatre. Sophia Davidson Gluyas is the writter and the director of the show and Stella North is the costume designer. It was an honour for Ruth to have both on her Monday Drive Show. To get more information about the production click here or visit the […]

Riley Lavelle Long is back with his interesting film reviews. He regularly presents his interesting takes on contemporary and classic films on Ruth's Monday Drive Show.

This time he was talking about 'Glass'

Chris Noon was on Ruth Hessey's Monday Drive Show last Monday. He is a member of the Still Creek Landcare Group. He and Ruth discussed the water quality, talked about the foundation of his group and their work. Check out more information here.

Nicky Ison from University of Technology Sydney is senior research consultant at the Institute for Sustainable Futures. Nicky is also the Co-founder of Community Agency. She was David's guest on Drive Tuesday. They were talking about archieving 100% renewable energy

Stephen Goddard talks to Drive Tuesday about consumer protection, or lack thereof, for purchasers of off-the-plan dwellings.

The Opal tower calamity has raised public awareness of the pitfalls of such purchases. Stephen is the chairperson of the Owners Corporation Network, the peak consumer representative body for the strata community. He says consumers have more protection buying a fridge than buying an apartment off the plan. He is also highly critical of the private certification process introduced in NSW in 1998.

It was a pleasure to have Helen Baker come into Arts Monday to talk about her new book “On Your Own Two Feet”. The book is about how to survive a divorce from a financial point of view. [...]

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Finding Voice is a 25 minute documentary produced by Eastside’s Mick Paddon together with Bangladeshi poet, writer and journalist Humayun Reza “When I first met Humayun Reza, all I knew about him was that he was from Bangladesh and was seeking asylum in Australia with his wife and two daughters. He is a quiet and [...]

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