Annalise Hendrix is being interviewed about her band Parallel as part of the Waves program at Bondi Pavilion. The band originally had four members but is now a duo, hence the name “Parallel”. Annalise joined the Waves program after considering it for a while and found it to be a good decision. She comes from […]

There has been considerable misinformation put out in regard to the Voice, including claims that it will put property rights at risk and that it would give Indigenous people special treatment. David Barr talks to Associate Professor Kate Galloway from Griffith University, who outlines the very simple concept of the Voice and debunks some of […]

In October 1973 Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, in a diplomatic tour de force, visited Beijing to consolidate the new diplomatic relations between Australia and The People’s Republic of China. It was an extraordinary and historic trip. The Chinese government went to great lengths to welcome the tour party. David Barr talks to Roger Freney who […]

David Barr talks with Jim Frecklington, the remarkable Australian who built two of the coaches that transported the Royal family to the coronation.

David Barr talks to Jonathan Symons from Macquarie University about ‘ecomodernism’, which focuses on the use of technology, including nuclear, to tackle the global warming crisis.

In this Episode of Monday Drive, Ruth Hessey talks to the founder and director of the Volvo Ocean Lovers Festival, Anita Kolni. They not only talk about the formation of the festival but also about everything that is happening at the festival from 15 to 19 March at Bondi Beach. From talks about the Ocean, […]

From 6 February Nadia and Cathy’s 8 week course on vocal fundamentals starts at the Sydney Conservatorium of music In the latest episode from Drive Tuesday, David Barr talks to Nadia Piave and Cathy Kerr from the Sydney Conservatorium of music. From 6 February, they are going to teach an 8 week fundamental music course. […]

Should poker machines be blown up? David Barr talks to the CEO of Wesley Mission, Rev Stu Cameron, about the blight of poker machines.

The ANU Election Study of the 2022 federal election saw “a large scale abandonment” of the major political parties, and the Liberals in particular. David Barr talks to co-author Prof. Ian McAllister about the detailed findings of the study.

Will online gambling ads on TV go the same way as tobacco ads? Don’t bet on it. David Barr talks to Dr. Rebecca Jenkinson, Manager of the Australian Gambling Research Centre.