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You are in for a treat – two poems in one day. Enjoy! [...]Read More... from Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 17 August 20202

Australian author and historian Paul Irish speaks about his book “Hidden In Plain View”. The book tells the fascinating history of Sydney’s Aboriginal people. Explore Aboriginal Sydney with Paul and see it with new eyes. [...]Read More... from Paul Irish “Hidden In Plain View” – The Aboriginal People of Coastal Sydney

Two poems this week and a bit of a discussion – enjoy [...]Read More... from Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 10 August 20202

The City of Sydney recently donated one million dollars to OzHarvest for its new supermarket in Waterloo. David Barr talks to Richard Watson, New South Wales State Manager at OzHarvest about the valuable work they do to help to feed people who are suffering in these difficult times.   [...]Read More... from OzHarvest Opens Second Pay-If-You-Can Supermarket

Every year, millions of migratory birds fly between Australia and the Arctic Circle. For 4800 shorebirds, their 15.000 km journey ends in the Hunter Valley in NSW. But resting and roosting sites are being increasingly impacted by coastal development, sea-level rise and other disturbances. Artificial roosting sites help birds to migrate successfully. [...]Read More... from Give Them a Break – Floating Roost Sites a Lifeline for Migratory Birds

David Barr talks to Peter Noble festival director of Bluesfest about what’s happening in relation to the festival in 2021. [...]Read More... from Bluesfest 2021

Sean Dooley from Bird Live Australia talks to David Barr about how birds are coping with climate change and habitat destruction. [...]Read More... from Birds on decline

Badiucao is a Chinese political cartoonist, artist and rights activist based in Australia. Known as China’s Banksy, his work has become a symbol of resistance, freedom of speech and defiance in the face of totalitarian oppression. [...]Read More... from Meet Badiucao – China’s most prolific and well-known political cartoonists

Tug is taking on the art scene. [...]Read More... from Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 27 July 2020

Koalas may be on the brink of extinction. Drive Tuesday talks to Sue Arnold about their precarious situation. Sue is a passionate campaigner to protect our beloved iconic marsupial. [...]Read More... from Koalas on the brink

Dr. Michael Jensen from the University of Canberra talks to David Barr from Drive Tuesday about conspiracy theories. [...]Read More... from Is Corona Virus caused by 5G?!

Judith White author of Culture Heist talks to David Barr about powerhouse museum and the struggle of arts during the pandemic. [...]Read More... from The Powerhouse shambles

Poet and satirist Tug Dumbly performs his poem “The Legend of Lasseter’s Reefer” live on Monday Drive [...]Read More... from Weekly Poem by Tug Dumbly – Monday Drive 20 July 20202

Spencer Zifcak Professor of law at the Australian Catholic University talks to David Barr about the legal outrage of the prosecution of witness K and his lawyer Bernard Collaery. [...]Read More... from The legal outrage of the prosecution of witness K and his lawyer Bernard Collaery

Former Liberal Party leader and professor at the ANU John Hewson talks to Drive Tuesday about what needs to change after Corona virus. [...]Read More... from What needs to change after Corona virus?

Organic printed solar technology heralds a new era of energy-production. The solar panels are lightweight, portable and can be attached to any surface. Ruth Hessey speaks with Professor Paul Dastoor from the University of Newcastle about his innovation. [...]Read More... from A Powerful Australian Innovation: Wafer-thin & Lightweight Solar Panels

Financial journalist Michael West talks to Drive Tuesday about the need for a federal ICAC. michaelwest.com.au [...]Read More... from The Case for a Federal ICAC

David Barr talks to Emma Dawson the executive director of Per Capita a progressive think tank. https://percapita.org.au [...]Read More... from Do millennials have an economic future?

An interview with Heidi Lee, Lead Project Officer at Beyond Zero Emissions (BZE). Heidi outlines BZE’s Million Jobs Plan. She explains how we can avoid a recession by shifting to zero carbon emissions. [...]Read More... from Avoiding a Recession by Shifting to Zero Carbon Emissions

The Boomerang Alliance gives an update on the Monday Drive Show with Ruth Hessey [...]Read More... from Hope on the Horizon for Plastic Pollution – on Monday Drive