Evenings with Matthew Pantelis

The Shahin family owned OTR business has been sold to Viva Energy, which runs Coles Express. The move will see Coles Express rebranded to OTR, growing the SA born-brand right across Australia. Yasser Shahin spoke with Matthew about the announcement. 

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A public meeting will be held in Hahndorf later this month, as residents continue to hold the government to account in building a bypass to remove heavy trucks from the historic town's main street. Matthew spoke with Jeremy Roberts from the local association.

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What do you do if you're riding a fast giraffe between an antelope and a lion? Get off the merry-go-round. Move over dads, it's one of the jokes in Jessica Rowe's book, Mum Jokes. Matthew caught up with Jess, ahead of Mother's Day next month.

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Time is running out for the SA Police Historical Society before they'll have to pack up their amazing collection of material spanning the history of policing in Sth Australia going back to 1838. The Thebarton Barracks is in line for demolition for the new Women's and Children's Hospital. Matthew spoke with Society President Bill Prior about the path ahead.

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The state government has done a deal to return train and tram services back into public hands from 2025. Transport Minister Tom Koutsantonis spoke with Mathew Pantelis. 

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Andrew Feinberg from The Independent joins Matthew Pantelis LIVE from the United States.

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A Flinders Uni study involving over 12,000 people has found a lack of sleep routine and disruption in sleep can have an adverse effect on blood pressure. Matthew spoke with sleep researcher Prof Danny Eckert from Flinders. 

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The Somerton Man, found on the beach in 1948, was finally given an identity last July by electrical engineer, Prof Derek Abbott from Adelaide Uni, using the latest DNA techniques. He's Carl Webb, from Melbourne. Matthew spoke with Prof Abbott on the latest developments in the case, which is still with the state coroner.  

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Matthew explores the issue of privacy through dashcam and cctv footage, what are your rights? He speaks with the Principal of Stanley Law, Karen Stanley. 

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Simon Kuestenmacher from The Demographics Group joins Matthew Pantelis.

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