From TV shows Bellbird and Cop Shop to a 10 year accidental career in politics, Terry Norris was known and loved by many Australians.  He reflects here with Bruce Mansfield and Philip Brady in this interview from 2010 

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KISS was one of the biggest and most memorable bands to come out of the 1970s.

Here, a good 20 years on, Paul Stanley chats with Caroline Wilson about the success of the band.

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Derryn Hinch broadcasting his 3AW morning program from Sydney where he and other long time journalists discuss the state of Newspapers, Television and Radio.

Guests in this 45 minutes are Creighton Burns, Peter Meakin, Brian White, Bob Bottom,  George Negus, Bob Raymond, and Andrew Olle

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Sam joined the boys for the "Supper Club" segment 30 years ago.

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With the passing of Judith Durham on Friday 5th August, 2022, we thought we would hsare this interview from 1993 celebrating the Seekers 25th anniversary

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Whilst archiving old tapes i often find long forgotten promos, jingles and ads.  Here's a few I found this week whilst archiving some old Derryn Hinch programs

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On his 3AW radio program on Aug 14th, 1980 Derryn Hinch said that he was reliably informed that the VFL's Head Umpire, Harry Beitzel, had phoned Melbourne player Brent Crosswell on Saturday 26 July to warn him to behave himself during the game that day.
Harry Beitzel phoned in to tell Derryn exactly what happened and who was involved.

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Ernie Carroll was a staple of tv screens for decades from IMT to the Tarax Show and most notably on Hey Hey it's Saturday.  But he was a very humble, shy man who was rarely interviewed and never sought the limelight as "Ernie".

So it's almost fitting that he passed away as the world was geqaring up for Shane Warne's memorial service.  There was no rrom in the media for anything else.  Ernie probably would have liked it that way.

But he can't stop me paying tribute here. 

This audio contains four parts.

1) Me rambling on for about three minutes
2) Some words from Eddie McGuire, Sam Newman, Denis Walter, and Bruce Eva. 
3) Hey Hey exec producer Pam Barnes in an emotional interview with Denis Walter
4) A sketch of "Division Saturday" starring Ossie, Daryl, and Blackers.

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"Give it a go" was just one of Jack Davey's many successful radio programs across the Macquarie radio network in the 1950s (Including 3AW in Melbourne).  Whilst generally based in Sydney and with programs emanating from 2GB, Jack did travel the country hosting his programs.  On this particular day a contestant on his program was a young 16 year old schoolboy named John Howard.

The same John Howard who would go on to  be Prime Minister of Australia from 11 March 1996 – 3 December 2007.

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Some of 3AW's past and present staff sent a few words in to commemorate 3AW's 90th birthday.

Neil Mitchell, Ross Stevenson, Russel Howcroft, Craig Willis, Tony Tardio, Rex Hunt, Muriel Cooper, Shane Healy, Denis O'Kane, Bob Tarlau, Tom Elliott, Dee Dee Dunleavy, Caroline Wilson, Mike Brady, David Mann, and David Armstrong

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