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5:56

Uniting talks to Drive about their Art in the Heart...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/06

Art from the Heart of the Cross is an annual exhibition showcasing the diverse artistic talents of people who visit the Uniting Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC). Uniting MSIC opened its doors in the heart of Kings Cross in 2001 as the first supervised injecting centre in the Southern Hemisphere and the English-speaking world. Since then, the service has provided safe and compassionate care for some of the most marginalised and disenfranchised members of our community. Every year the

1:58

Patrick from Arnhem Land on public acknowledgement of...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/06

Educator Patrick, currently working in Arnhem Land rang Drive to discuss whether Australia should do more to acknowledge sites where Aboriginal people were massacred.

4:54

Berlin's Stumbling Stones

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/06

Katie & Jack talk about one of Berlin's many public art projects commemorating the atrocities of Germany's past. Stolpersteine - or "stumbling stones" have been installed in front of houses across Europe where Jews and other minorities were pulled from their homes by the Nazis. Drive considered whether Australia should be doing more to acknowledge the darker chapters of its own history in its public spaces.

7:21

Kerrie Lowe Gallery Director talks The Sydney Teapot...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/05

The Kerrie Lowe Gallery sits on King Street in Newtown and features ever-changing exhibitions displaying the works of Australian artists. The current exhibition is the Sydney Teapot Show, featuring quirky and fun teapot designs, which includes designs such as an Alice in Wonderland pot and even a Yellow Submarine. Elizabeth Johnson, a director of the Kerry Lowe Gallery, joined Katie & Jack from AFTRS FM Drive to tell us all about the exciting world of Sydney ceramics.

7:21

Glen from Cake Wines takes to Drive's Katie & Jack

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/05

When someone mentions a cellar door, we usually picture getting out of the city, rolling green hills and vineyards. But Cake Wines instead chose the urban streets of Redfern. They describe the Cellar Door project as ‘A celebration of the brave new world of wine, complimented with simple, fresh, creative cooking, alongside a diverse and eclectic music selection played through one of the cities best sound systems. Glen Cassidy, Owner and Manager of Cake Wines, spoke to Drive's Katie & Jack

6:46

Directors of Kangaroo: A Love Hate Story talk to...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/04

Kangaroo: A Love Hate Story chimes in on the long-running debate on Australia's contentious national icon. Directors Kate Clere and Mick McIntyre joined Katie & Jack on Drive to tell them all about the film and the issues around culling the roo.

7:21

Shane Hickey talks the 10c Milk Levy

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/04

Shane Hickey is a dairy farmer from Kyogle, in the north of New South Wales. He's struggling with the conditions of the drought, and its affected the health of himself, his family and his friends. Shane is fronting the push for a 10c milk levy to be imposed, to help farmers survive these tough times. Shane joins Drive's Katie & Jack to talk about the levy and how every little bit can help farmers.

6:48

Leah chats to Ray Martin about the Australian Media...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/04

Leah (Mornings with Leah) had the chance to interview one of Australia's most successful journalists and interviewer, Ray Martin, about the state of the Australian Media Industry.

5:54

Voices of AFTRS: Head of Indigenous Travis Cardona

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/04

Travis Cardona is Head of Indigenous at The Australian Film, Television and Radio School.

6:21

Vexilloligy: A Chat With A Flag Historian

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/04

Should we change the Australian Flag? It's National Flag Day and Katie and Jack from Drive spoke to an actual flag historian (Vexillologist) all about his love for flags and his opinions on the Australian Flag.

4:19

Should we Increase the Price of Milk?

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/04

The Queensland Dairy Organisation (QDO) have launched a national campaign asking people to sign an online petition urging supermarkets to increase the price of milk. So that begs the question... Should we increase the price of milk? Listen to the chat with Damon and Pariya:

4:36

One Night Stand Up in Tasmania

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/03

Damon and Pariya spoke to local Tassie Dylan about the Triple J One Night Stand Up. Listen Below -

7:16

Armin Palangi Part 2

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/03

Today, Damon and Pariya spoke to writer, screen director, festival and AFTRS alumni Amin Palangi about the importance of Foreign Language Festivals both in binding and challenging Australian Iranian audiences.

3:57

Amin Palangi Part 1

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/03

9:19

Danielle Bellas

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/03

This morning, Damon and Pariya had the pleasure of talking to Danielle Bellas, a soulful music artist who has a R&B-pop vibe of the mid-90s... fused with a dab of Motown. Have a listen:

25:21

Off the Rails

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/09/02

A wrap of a big week in public transport.

2:31

AFTRS FM 18 FEATURE - TEAM RUBICON IN TATHRA

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/31

Team Rubicon swept into Tathra after the March bushfires ravaged the sleepy seaside town on the Sapphire Coast of NSW. A volunteer unit comprised of ex-military personnel, Team Rubicon not only heals the wounds of Australians affected by natural disasters, but their mission also centres around reestablishing a sense of purpose to community and a sense of purpose to veterans after they leave the military.

9:59

AFTRS FM 18 FEATURE - THE MIGRANT EXPERIENCE IS...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/31

The Migrant Experience is Cyclical is a three part conversation between Damon Sutton and his migrant grandfather days before his 88th birthday. Reflecting on his life, motivations and senses of place, parallels between migrants past and present are revealed.

10:06

AFTRS FM 18 FEATURE - THE MIGRANT EXPERIENCE IS...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/31

9:42

AFTRS FM 18 FEATURE - THE MIGRANT EXPERIENCE IS...

Australian Film Television and Radio School Students ·

2018/08/31

The Migrant Experience is Cyclical' is a three part conversation between Damon Sutton and his migrant grandfather days before his 88th birthday. Reflecting on his life, motivations and senses of place, parallels between migrants past and present are revealed.

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