In case you missed last weeks episode of Hash It Out (9AM to 10AM every Wednesday), never fear, you can listen in here! Join Tash and Harrison for an hour of hilarious chaos and new Aussie hits. Discover all the tips and tricks of this years Oktoberfest in the segment, Made in Melbourne and find out last week’s Word of the Week. In this episode Tash and Harrison check-in on their mental health and encourage you to do the same as we warmly welcome the spring-time vibes.

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Here’s another entertaining and confounding edition of SUNDAY LUNCH from Sunday 12 October 2025 in which Denis and Ewan rummage through the record bins for great songs from every era and genre and share some scintillating background on each. If you’d like to hear the broadcast, click on READ MORE below.Related Posts:

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Play commenced with the Shield grades seasons getting underway in perfect conditions. There were some brilliant individual performances, some thrillers and some upsets in Round One. The panel covered it all off and had special guests in West Bentleigh all-rounder and Longmuir Shield player of the year Afan Sherriff along with SECA GM Nick MacMillan. This weeks show podcast via the media player below.

Pictured (courtesy Sonia Carroll Photography): Le Page players were confident in their appeal but West Bentleigh skipper Jayce Morgan survived this shout and went on to make 69 as his team had a resounding win.

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On the first Friday of each month from 6-7 PM, Cindy Sullivan presents music and chat with a philosophical edge. This 72nd episode of ‘What The World Needs Now’ was broadcast on Southern FM from 6-7pm on Friday 3rd October 2025. In this episode, Cindy proposes that ‘what the world needs now’ is SMILES.

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Jess Hardy has loved all things vintage since she was a little girl exploring her grandparents’ basement, which was full of retro treasures.

As a registered secondhand dealer, she is now living her best life after opening her Moorabbin shop, Southside Collector, where she sells everything from furniture, crockery and tablecloths to toys, records, and all sorts of oddities, mainly from the 1940s to the 1970s.

Jess (pictured front, with Alli Harding) is always keen to hear from people who are downsizing, managing deceased estates, or have simply decided it’s time to say farewell to those orange, green and purple 1970s treasures.

Alli Harding interviewed Jess on South of the River on Friday 10 October, where they discussed what makes retro items so special – and some strange experiences Jess has had in finding and gathering her goodies.

Southside Collector is at 3/171 Chesterville Rd, Moorabbin. Follow her on Facebook, instagram, and Tik Tok.

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In this month’s Kingston Arts Hour, we hear from three artists who have exhibitions at the Kingston Arts gallery spaces. Emma Pattenden with Wetlands, a new video projection at The Bridge; Barbara Wheeler with In Tension at G3, a new body of playful art activism in textile and fibre and Thiti with Far From Home, a personal journey into the memory of a place never seen, tracing the escape of the artist’s family from war-torn China to Thailand.

More information: kingstonarts.com.au

Broadcast hosted by Colin Tyrus on 7 October 2025

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Here we are again: Denis and Ewan on Sunday 5 October 2025, digging through the record bins for great songs from every era and genre. In this episode we explore all angles of cheating in love. If you’d like to hear the broadcast, click on READ MORE below.Related Posts:

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