Sponsor Programs
5am – 6am
5:00 – Leading The Way, 5:25 – Insight For Living, 5:50 – ChristianityWorks
Get Together
6am – 6:30am
Join Bob Hargraves for a gentle half-hour of entertaining stories and tidbits from various sources.
Kaleidoscope
6:30am – 7am
A kaleidoscopic look at stories and articles that reflect our multi-faceted world from sources including Spectrum, This England, The Oldie, Evergreen, Sydney Uni Alumni Magazine, the weekend papers and much more.
Breakfast
7am – 8:30am
We’ve got everything you need to start each brand new day with enthusiasm! Join us for the daily newspaper headlines, columns, and arts and lifestyle sections from all the major newspapers. We even read the horoscopes.
Profile
8:30am – 8:45am
Readings of life stories of the famous, the infamous – and quiet achievers.
Death Notices
8:45am – 8:50am
Death notices from The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald
8:50am – 10am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
The Daily Telegraph
10am – 11am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
BBC World Service
11am – 11:04am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
The Guardian News Daily
11:04am – 11:30am
News updates from The Guardian Online.
The Australian
11:30am – 12:45pm
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
Letters To The Editors
12:45pm – 1pm
A selection of ‘Letters to the Editors’ from all the major metropolitan newspapers.
Lunchtime Book
1pm – 1:30pm
One of our most popular segments, the Lunchtime Book Reading! Listen to contemporary fiction and non-fiction books on a range of topics. The best bit? If you miss the first broadcast at 1pm, you can catch a repeat at 6:30pm.
Australian Women's Weekly
1:30pm – 2pm
Feature articles and personal stories from this long-running iconic Australian magazine for women.
Hear This
2pm – 2:30pm
Readings from Vision Australia’s library
Time Magazine
2:30pm – 3pm
Readings from both the hard copy and online versions of Time Magazine
Aeon
3pm – 3:30pm
A world of ideas – in-depth essays from Aeon online.
Antiques Radio Show
3:30pm – 4pm
The Antiques Radio Show is a monthly program about antiques and the decorative arts, presented by Jolyon Warwick James and produced for 2RPH.
Features Forum
4pm – 5:30pm
Readings from the comment, opinion and features pages of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Financial Review and The Conversation.
Children's Book Reading
5:30pm – 6pm
Book readings for younger audiences.
Optimal Life
6pm – 6:30pm
News, advice and advocacy information for seniors from a variety of publications. Proudly sponsored by Seniors Rights Service.
Writers From The Vault
6:30pm – 7pm
A literary hurdy-gurdy of stories, poems, plays and articles from the wider western literary canon and beyond. Reading from multiple sources, including the archives of the NSW State Library.
Reader's Digest
7pm – 7:30pm
Reader’s Digest is packed full of real-life stories, thrilling short fiction, humour, news and interesting lifestyle content.
Guardian Australia Features
7:30pm – 8pm
Opinions and commentary from The Guardian Australia
The Conversation
8pm – 8:30pm
Curated by professional editors, The Conversation offers informed commentary and debate on the issues affecting our world.
The Spectator
8:30pm – 9pm
Readings from the weekly British magazine
The Economist
9pm – 9:30pm
Readings – background to global current affairs from The Economist magazine
Ablequest
9:30pm – 9:45pm
An informative program discussing the latest in assistive technologies and initiatives for anyone living with disability, presented by Barbara Sullivan, Elaine…
Read A Record
9:45pm – 10pm
Nostalgic interlude – music and narration
Kaleidoscope
10pm – 10:30pm
A kaleidoscopic look at stories and articles that reflect our multi-faceted world from sources including Spectrum, This England, The Oldie, Evergreen, Sydney Uni Alumni Magazine, the weekend papers and much more.
Book at Bedtime
10:30pm – 11pm
Episodic book readings before bed.
BBC World Service
11pm – 5am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
Sponsor Programs
5am – 6am
5:00 – Leading The Way, 5:25 – Insight For Living, 5:50 – ChristianityWorks
The Economist
6am – 6:30am
Readings – background to global current affairs from The Economist magazine
Sporting Pages
6:30am – 7am
Readings – selected articles from the sporting press
Breakfast
7am – 8:30am
We’ve got everything you need to start each brand new day with enthusiasm! Join us for the daily newspaper headlines, columns, and arts and lifestyle sections from all the major newspapers. We even read the horoscopes.
Profile
8:30am – 8:45am
Readings of life stories of the famous, the infamous – and quiet achievers.
Death Notices
8:45am – 8:50am
Death notices from The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald
8:50am – 10am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
The Daily Telegraph
10am – 11am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
BBC World Service
11am – 11:04am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
The Guardian News Daily
11:04am – 11:30am
News updates from The Guardian Online.
The Australian
11:30am – 12:45pm
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
Letters To The Editors
12:45pm – 1pm
A selection of ‘Letters to the Editors’ from all the major metropolitan newspapers.
Lunchtime Book
1pm – 1:30pm
One of our most popular segments, the Lunchtime Book Reading! Listen to contemporary fiction and non-fiction books on a range of topics. The best bit? If you miss the first broadcast at 1pm, you can catch a repeat at 6:30pm.
The Senior
1:30pm – 2pm
Articles for older Australians. The Senior has been a trusted source of information for people aged over 50 since 1978.
Woman's Day
2pm – 2:30pm
Celebrity news and gossip
Good Food
2:30pm – 3pm
Articles about food, wine, and fine dining. From the pages of the SMH Good Food liftout and other sources.
The Big Issue
3pm – 3:30pm
Readings from the fortnightly, independent magazine that is sold on the streets.
Travel Time
3:30pm – 4pm
Learn all about the world through the comfort of your own home with Travel Time. The program features articles on national and international travel destinations, as well as different ways of travelling.
Features Forum
4pm – 5:30pm
Readings from the comment, opinion and features pages of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Financial Review and The Conversation.
Children's Book Reading
5:30pm – 6pm
Book readings for younger audiences.
Choice Magazine
6pm – 6:30pm
Readings from the fortnightly publication of the same name
Spectrum
6:30pm – 7pm
Readings of selected articles from The Sydney Morning Herald weekend lift out
30 Laps
7pm – 7:30pm
Take the toll-free expressway to stories of interest around cars both old and new, as well as the people who built, designed, drove, raced and made them famous, and at some times, infamous.
Health Matters
7:30pm – 8pm
Readings from various newspaper and magazine articles related to health and well-being
Australian Women's Weekly
8pm – 8:30pm
Feature articles and personal stories from this long-running iconic Australian magazine for women.
Monitor World
8:30pm – 9pm
Readings from the online edition of The Christian Science Monitor
Money Magazine
9pm – 9:30pm
Produced by Vision Australia Radio, Money Magazine features articles from Australia’s longest-running and most-read personal finance magazine, Money. It’s easy-to-understand financial news, advice, reviews and awards.
Computalk
9:30pm – 10pm
An informative program featuring articles on all things computers and technology.
Accent on Asia
10pm – 10:30pm
Readings from the Asian press
Book at Bedtime
10:30pm – 11pm
Episodic book readings before bed.
BBC World Service
11pm – 5am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
Sponsor Programs
5am – 6am
5:00 – Leading The Way, 5:25 – Insight For Living, 5:50 – ChristianityWorks
Health Matters
6am – 6:30am
Readings from various newspaper and magazine articles related to health and well-being
Spectrum
6:30am – 7am
Readings of selected articles from The Sydney Morning Herald weekend lift out
Breakfast
7am – 8:30am
We’ve got everything you need to start each brand new day with enthusiasm! Join us for the daily newspaper headlines, columns, and arts and lifestyle sections from all the major newspapers. We even read the horoscopes.
Profile
8:30am – 8:45am
Readings of life stories of the famous, the infamous – and quiet achievers.
Death Notices
8:45am – 8:50am
Death notices from The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald
8:50am – 10am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
The Daily Telegraph
10am – 11am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
BBC World Service
11am – 11:04am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
The Guardian News Daily
11:04am – 11:30am
News updates from The Guardian Online.
The Australian
11:30am – 12:45pm
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
Letters To The Editors
12:45pm – 1pm
A selection of ‘Letters to the Editors’ from all the major metropolitan newspapers.
Lunchtime Book
1pm – 1:30pm
One of our most popular segments, the Lunchtime Book Reading! Listen to contemporary fiction and non-fiction books on a range of topics. The best bit? If you miss the first broadcast at 1pm, you can catch a repeat at 6:30pm.
Guardian Australia Features
1:30pm – 2pm
Opinions and commentary from The Guardian Australia
Renew Economy
2pm – 2:30pm
News with a focus on the green energy transition, climate change, and the environment.
Film Club
2:30pm – 3pm
Movie reviews from a variety of online sources.
Muse
3pm – 3:30pm
Muse is a program focused on books, art and music.
Limelight
3:30pm – 4pm
Readings – Australia’s classical music and arts magazine providing a comprehensive array of news, CD and live performance reviews, interviews, in-depth features and more.
Features Forum
4pm – 5:30pm
Readings from the comment, opinion and features pages of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Financial Review and The Conversation.
Children's Book Reading
5:30pm – 6pm
Book readings for younger audiences.
Geographica
6pm – 6:30pm
Readings from Australian Geographic and other environmental magazines
History Today
6:30pm – 7pm
Readings from History Today magazine – historic events, people and occasions revisited. “What Happened Then, Matters Now”.
Unearthed
7pm – 7:30pm
Unearthed is a program with a compilation of readings about archaeology.
New Scientist
7:30pm – 8pm
Readings from New Scientist magazine
Science & Environment
8pm – 8:30pm
“The science of everything” from Cosmos magazine.
What's In Space
8:30pm – 9pm
A program about stars, planets, and the universe.
Gardening Show
9pm – 9:30pm
Articles about plants, gardening, and growing food.
Green Advocate
9:30pm – 10pm
Readings from various environmental magazines
Living Planet
10pm – 10:30pm
Environmental news from around the world, presented by Deutsche Welle
Book at Bedtime
10:30pm – 11pm
Episodic book readings before bed.
BBC World Service
11pm – 5am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
Sponsor Programs
5am – 6am
5:00 – Leading The Way, 5:25 – Insight For Living, 5:50 – ChristianityWorks
New Scientist
6am – 6:30am
Readings from New Scientist magazine
Science & Environment
6:30am – 7am
“The science of everything” from Cosmos magazine.
Breakfast
7am – 8:30am
We’ve got everything you need to start each brand new day with enthusiasm! Join us for the daily newspaper headlines, columns, and arts and lifestyle sections from all the major newspapers. We even read the horoscopes.
Profile
8:30am – 8:45am
Readings of life stories of the famous, the infamous – and quiet achievers.
Death Notices
8:45am – 8:50am
Death notices from The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald
8:50am – 10am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
The Daily Telegraph
10am – 11am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
BBC World Service
11am – 11:04am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
The Guardian News Daily
11:04am – 11:30am
News updates from The Guardian Online.
The Australian
11:30am – 12:40pm
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
Letters To The Editors
12:40pm – 1pm
A selection of ‘Letters to the Editors’ from all the major metropolitan newspapers.
Lunchtime Book
1pm – 1:30pm
One of our most popular segments, the Lunchtime Book Reading! Listen to contemporary fiction and non-fiction books on a range of topics. The best bit? If you miss the first broadcast at 1pm, you can catch a repeat at 6:30pm.
Choice Magazine
1:30pm – 2pm
Readings from the fortnightly publication of the same name
Money Magazine
2pm – 2:30pm
Produced by Vision Australia Radio, Money Magazine features articles from Australia’s longest-running and most-read personal finance magazine, Money. It’s easy-to-understand financial news, advice, reviews and awards.
The Economist
2:30pm – 3pm
Readings – background to global current affairs from The Economist magazine
Writers From The Vault
3pm – 3:30pm
A literary hurdy-gurdy of stories, poems, plays and articles from the wider western literary canon and beyond. Reading from multiple sources, including the archives of the NSW State Library.
Passing Thoughts
3:30pm – 4pm
Passing Thoughts is a podcast that tackles everything in life’s final chapter. Hosted by Rob Kaldor, this series explores the…
Features Forum
4pm – 5:30pm
Readings from the comment, opinion and features pages of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Financial Review and The Conversation.
Children's Book Reading
5:30pm – 6pm
Book readings for younger audiences.
The Koori Mail
6pm – 6:30pm
A national newspaper 100% Aboriginal owned and self-funded, with news and stories focused on the issues that matter to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Talking Vision
6:30pm – 7pm
Interviews and information from Vision Australia for people with a vision impairment.
People in Profile
7pm – 7:30pm
Readings from newspaper profiles – features the background behind the public image
The Saturday Paper
7:30pm – 8pm
Long-form journalism and in-depth coverage of current affairs, arts and Australian politics.
Accent on Asia
8pm – 8:30pm
Readings from the Asian press
Mindfood
8:30pm – 9pm
Readings – smart thinking
The New Statesman
9pm – 9:30pm
Readings from Britain’s current affairs and politics magazine
The Smithsonian
9:30pm – 10pm
Readings from the official journal published by the Smithsonian Institution
The Monthly
10pm – 10:30pm
Readings – Australian politics, society and the arts
Book at Bedtime
10:30pm – 11pm
Episodic book readings before bed.
BBC World Service
11pm – 5am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
Sponsor Programs
5am – 6am
5:00 – Leading The Way, 5:25 – Insight For Living, 5:50 – ChristianityWorks
History Today
6am – 6:30am
Readings from History Today magazine – historic events, people and occasions revisited. “What Happened Then, Matters Now”.
Unearthed
6:30am – 7am
Unearthed is a program with a compilation of readings about archaeology.
Breakfast
7am – 8:30am
We’ve got everything you need to start each brand new day with enthusiasm! Join us for the daily newspaper headlines, columns, and arts and lifestyle sections from all the major newspapers. We even read the horoscopes.
Profile
8:30am – 8:45am
Readings of life stories of the famous, the infamous – and quiet achievers.
Death Notices
8:45am – 8:50am
Death notices from The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald
8:50am – 10am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
The Daily Telegraph
10am – 11am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
BBC World Service
11am – 11:04am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
The Guardian News Daily
11:04am – 11:30am
News updates from The Guardian Online.
The Australian
11:30am – 12:45pm
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
Letters To The Editors
12:45pm – 1pm
A selection of ‘Letters to the Editors’ from all the major metropolitan newspapers.
Lunchtime Book
1pm – 1:30pm
One of our most popular segments, the Lunchtime Book Reading! Listen to contemporary fiction and non-fiction books on a range of topics. The best bit? If you miss the first broadcast at 1pm, you can catch a repeat at 6:30pm.
Monitor World
1:30pm – 2pm
Readings from the online edition of The Christian Science Monitor
The Koori Mail
2pm – 2:30pm
A national newspaper 100% Aboriginal owned and self-funded, with news and stories focused on the issues that matter to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Spectrum
2:30pm – 3pm
Readings of selected articles from The Sydney Morning Herald weekend lift out
Ablequest
3pm – 3:15pm
An informative program discussing the latest in assistive technologies and initiatives for anyone living with disability, presented by Barbara Sullivan, Elaine…
Powerd News Wrap
3:15pm – 3:30pm
The latest in disability news from Powerd Media
Disability Fail 101
3:30pm – 4pm
Introducing our new podcast, featuring in-depth and candid conversations surrounding disability and the awkward but well-meaning moments that totally miss…
Features Forum
4pm – 5:30pm
Readings from the comment, opinion and features pages of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Financial Review and The Conversation.
Children's Book Reading
5:30pm – 6pm
Book readings for younger audiences.
Pearls and Irritations
6pm – 6:30pm
Progressive, liberal commentary on issues that impact Australians, with articles that focus on politics, public policy and world affairs.
Galleries & Gardens
6:30pm – 7pm
Articles about museums, exhibitions, and art galleries.
The Star Observer
7pm – 7:30pm
Readings from The Sydney Star Observer – Australia’s longest-running publication for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex communities.
Time Magazine
7:30pm – 8pm
Readings from both the hard copy and online versions of Time Magazine
Pocket Fiction
8pm – 8:30pm
A complete short story in 30 minutes featuring a variety of well-known authors.
Bookshelf
8:30pm – 9pm
The perfect program for book lovers! Bookshelf reads book reviews and news from popular newspapers and magazines.
Hear This
9pm – 9:30pm
Readings from Vision Australia’s library
Muse
9:30pm – 10pm
Muse is a program focused on books, art and music.
Music Room
10pm – 10:30pm
A program about music, featuring classic songs and the stories behind them.
Book at Bedtime
10:30pm – 11pm
Episodic book readings before bed.
BBC World Service
11pm – 5am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
People in Profile
7am – 7:30am
Readings from newspaper profiles – features the background behind the public image
Monitor World
7:30am – 8am
Readings from the online edition of The Christian Science Monitor
Breakfast
8am – 9:30am
We’ve got everything you need to start each brand new day with enthusiasm! Join us for the daily newspaper headlines, columns, and arts and lifestyle sections from all the major newspapers. We even read the horoscopes.
Profile
9:30am – 9:45am
Profiles of famous people and events.
Death Notices
9:45am – 10am
Death notices from The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald
10am – 11am
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
The Daily Telegraph
11am – 12pm
All the latest from today’s daily newspapers. Listen back to our daily newspaper readings here! Featuring our Breakfast program, The…
Aviation Digest
12pm – 12:15pm
Readings from the world of aviation.
The Weekend Australian
12:15pm – 1:15pm
Readings live from the newspaper The Australian.
Saturday Newspaper Feature Magazines
1:15pm – 2pm
Readings – magazine features
Powerd News Wrap
2pm – 2:15pm
The latest in disability news from Powerd Media
The Newcastle Herald
2pm – 4pm
Readings – front page, national, local, sport and editorials
Illawarra Mercury
2pm – 4pm
Readings from the Illawarra Mercury, covering the latest news from Wollongong and surrounding areas.
Features Forum
2:15pm – 4pm
Readings from the comment, opinion and features pages of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Financial Review and The Conversation.
Optimal Life
4pm – 4:30pm
News, advice and advocacy information for seniors from a variety of publications. Proudly sponsored by Seniors Rights Service.
The Senior
4:30pm – 5pm
Articles for older Australians. The Senior has been a trusted source of information for people aged over 50 since 1978.
Good Vibrations
5pm – 5:30pm
A variety show for seniors and older Australians.
Travel Time
5:30pm – 6pm
Learn all about the world through the comfort of your own home with Travel Time. The program features articles on national and international travel destinations, as well as different ways of travelling.
Good Food
6pm – 6:30pm
Articles about food, wine, and fine dining. From the pages of the SMH Good Food liftout and other sources.
REMORANDOM Everything Interesting
6:30pm – 7pm
REMO founder Remo Giuffré and co-host Claudia Chan Shaw get to chat about a range of topics drawn from the pages of the popular REMORANDOM book series.
Broken News
7pm – 7:30pm
A satire news program, drawing from The Onion, The Betoota Advocate, The Chaser and The Shovel.
Kaleidoscope
7:30pm – 8pm
A kaleidoscopic look at stories and articles that reflect our multi-faceted world from sources including Spectrum, This England, The Oldie, Evergreen, Sydney Uni Alumni Magazine, the weekend papers and much more.
Limelight
8pm – 8:30pm
Readings – Australia’s classical music and arts magazine providing a comprehensive array of news, CD and live performance reviews, interviews, in-depth features and more.
Australian Police Journal
8:30pm – 9pm
Australian Police Journal (APJ) is a program based on articles from one of Australasia’s pre-eminent non-fiction publications about policing. The feature articles read in this 30-minute program showcase contemporary policing issues and the investigatio
Renew Economy
9pm – 9:30pm
News with a focus on the green energy transition, climate change, and the environment.
Pocket Fiction
9:30pm – 10pm
A complete short story in 30 minutes featuring a variety of well-known authors.
Music Room
10pm – 10:30pm
A program about music, featuring classic songs and the stories behind them.
People in Profile
10:30pm – 11pm
Readings from newspaper profiles – features the background behind the public image
BBC World Service
11pm – 12am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.
Leading the Way (Sponsor program)
6:30am – 7am
Presented by Dr. Michael Youssef, Leading the Way explores today’s issues and provides Biblical solutions to the challenges Christians are facing today.
Hour of Power (Sponsor program)
7am – 8am
Hour of Power is a religious program from the US, hosted by Bobby Schuller, the grandson of founder and first host, Robert H. Schuller. The program explores how God and the Christian faith have changed people’s lives for the better.
Insight for Living (Sponsor program)
8am – 8:30am
Insight For Living provides simple, clear and relevant Bible teachings and resources, to help you better understand who Jesus is and deepen your relationship with God.
Pacific Focus
8:30am – 9am
A look at news from across the South Pacific region.
The Saturday Paper
9am – 9:30am
Long-form journalism and in-depth coverage of current affairs, arts and Australian politics.
Inclusive Agenda
9:30am – 10am
Emma Rossi presents a program offering inclusivity in the broader sense, covering connections, community, and kindness. Launching a new episode…
The Sunday Papers
10am – 12:30pm
A compilation of articles from The Sun Herald and The Sunday Telegraph.
Sporting Pages
12:30pm – 1pm
Readings – selected articles from the sporting press
History Today
1pm – 1:30pm
Readings from History Today magazine – historic events, people and occasions revisited. “What Happened Then, Matters Now”.
Unearthed
1:30pm – 2pm
Unearthed is a program with a compilation of readings about archaeology.
What's News In Disability?
2pm – 2:30pm
Selected readings from various publications in the disability sector. (Presented by Vision Australia Radio)
Living Planet
2:30pm – 3pm
Environmental news from around the world, presented by Deutsche Welle
Green Advocate
3pm – 3:30pm
Readings from various environmental magazines
The Conversation
3:30pm – 4pm
Curated by professional editors, The Conversation offers informed commentary and debate on the issues affecting our world.
30 Laps
4pm – 4:30pm
Take the toll-free expressway to stories of interest around cars both old and new, as well as the people who built, designed, drove, raced and made them famous, and at some times, infamous.
The New Statesman
4:30pm – 5pm
Readings from Britain’s current affairs and politics magazine
Diva
5pm – 5:30pm
Features on lifestyle issues affecting young lesbian and bisexual women, non-binary people, and their allies.
Frankie
5:30pm – 6pm
Readings from Frankie – a beautifully designed modern arts and crafts magazine with interviews and thoughtful pieces about books, food and cultural trends for the 18–40 age bracket
Geographica
6pm – 6:30pm
Readings from Australian Geographic and other environmental magazines
Pearls and Irritations
6:30pm – 7pm
Progressive, liberal commentary on issues that impact Australians, with articles that focus on politics, public policy and world affairs.
Health Matters
7pm – 7:30pm
Readings from various newspaper and magazine articles related to health and well-being
New Scientist
7:30pm – 8pm
Readings from New Scientist magazine
What's In Space
8pm – 8:30pm
A program about stars, planets, and the universe.
Science & Environment
8:30pm – 9pm
“The science of everything” from Cosmos magazine.
Messages of Hope
9pm – 9:15pm
Sponsored program. Listen to interviews and discussions offering real hope to cope with life’s challenges. For more information on the program, visit: www.messagesofhope.org.au.
Meditative Moments
9:15pm – 9:30pm
A program dedicated to living and making time for oneself, stress management, healing and loving relationships. Providing empowerment for the week ahead and relaxation to ready you for sleep.
The Shiver Show
9:30pm – 10:30pm
The Shiver Show brings you old time radio dramas in the genres of suspense, crime, horror, and science fiction.
Broken News
10:30pm – 11pm
A satire news program, drawing from The Onion, The Betoota Advocate, The Chaser and The Shovel.
BBC World Service
11pm – 5am
BBC World Service is the world’s largest international broadcasting providing impartial news, reports and analysis.